Another issue - on the PCP screen it shows multiple entries of the
form:
not a valid flac file: (filehandle)
Unhandled GUID: 1806d474-etc. size :280
It does also show a couple of named flac files which as it turns out are
corrupted - but i've not attempted to play these files in ages, so what
Hmm the last time I fiddled with cron was with AT SVR4! Guess I'll
have to try and remember to manually check. It just seem odd
client-server behaviour though not to have it dynamically accessed on
demand.
But it'd still be good not to have my password exposed as one never
knows where it may be
@ bpa
I understand your advice (and I have been very grateful for your lucid
explanations, which have helped me a lot,reading what you say to
others).
It is just that in my user case Raspbian Deasktop OS on a rpi 4b I use
only alsa.
(Pulse and Jack have to be installed)
All of the dac hats
That works too.. Where you put it in the config.txt doesn't matter
anymore, We no longer replace the entire file during an update.
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teebee wrote:
> https://superuser.com/questions/1162694/how-to-boot-from-usb-on-my-asus-t101ha/1162701
>
> seems that model might be special.
Thanks for your help. I may pass on this before I 'brick' something
(Which I have done in the past).
https://superuser.com/questions/1162694/how-to-boot-from-usb-on-my-asus-t101ha/1162701
seems that model might be special.
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Mount failures happen on my Ubuntu server too. Without an auto mount
daemon, its going to be an issue with any system.
Your best option would be to make a cron job to periodically check.
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teebee wrote:
> See if you find anywhere in bios that mention uefi. check the software
> you used to make usb if it mentions uefi.
>
>
uefi is not mentioned in the Bios, nor can I see it in the Unetbootin
Boot USB creation software.
'
https://unetbootin.github.io/#features
'
See if you find anywhere in bios that mention uefi. check the software
you used to make usb if it mentions uefi.
If you have other PC's try the usb there
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Man in a van wrote:
> I have used
>
> hw:CARD=ALSA,DEV=0
>
> on the pi desktop with no problems.
>
> Just saying :)
>
> ronnie
My comments are sort of aimed at other readers of the thread possibly at
some later date.
I'm on a little crusade trying to make people aware that there are
teebee wrote:
> uefi is a newer than bios. so if bios don't support uefi then it won't
> detect usb formated as uefi. bios can also be set up with only uefi and
> then it will not detect regular boot usb
So, how would I check this?
uefi is a newer than bios. so if bios don't support uefi then it won't
detect usb formated as uefi. bios can also be set up with only uefi and
then it will not detect regular boot usb
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teebee wrote:
> try and check uefi boot, might be that usb is or is not uefi or bios is
> or is not uefi I have no idea how to do this, or what you are talking about.
> -- Need
Help!
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try and check uefi boot, might be that usb is or is not uefi or bios is
or is not uefi
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teebee wrote:
> are you sure the usb-stick is bootable?
Yes, I created it with UNetbootin (allows you to create bootable Live
USB drives for Ubuntu and other Linux distributions)
This is the same App that I used to create ubuntu.
are you sure the usb-stick is bootable?
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teebee wrote:
> have you disabled secure boot in bios?
It was not disabled, so I went into the Bios and disabled it. I then
tried re-booting to see if I could see my USB Drive and I can no longer
get into the Bios, Pressing F2 on startup used to get me there, now it
just ignores me and
Yes I do recall this happened before after a server reboot, but this
time I had to offline the music library for a disk check (the bigger
disks take quite a time). I hadn't twigged it might cause an issue
since I wasn't actively playing any media (obvs).
Is there any way of making PCP more
bpa wrote:
> DEV=1 or 2 often means a digital output such as SPDIF or HDMI and so
> nothing will happen on analog.
>
> "hw:" means only the hardware supported samplerate/sampleformats will be
> sent - so LMS will have to resample/trasncode as required.
>
> "plughw" means ALSA will support all
have you disabled secure boot in bios?
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Man in a van wrote:
> try
>
> hw:CARD=ALSA,DEV=0
>
> you can alway revert back if it does not work, or try DEV=1, DEV=2
DEV=1 or 2 often means a digital output such as SPDIF or HDMI and so
nothing will happen on analog.
"hw:" means only the hardware supported samplerate/sampleformats will
try
hw:CARD=ALSA,DEV=0
you can alway revert back if it does not work, or try DEV=1, DEV=2
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Ahhh, alright, thank you very much!
My fault, that I didn´t try that earlier!
Just for the ones running into the same issue:
Regarding to that guide:
https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_edit_config_txt.shtml
Code:
1.
Access piCorePlayer via sshsee 'How-to access
I have installed ubuntu on my ASUS Tablet T100HA and it is running fine.
I wanted to load another Linux Distro that I have on a USB. I got into
the Tablet BIOS and checked the Boot Order, but all that is listed is
[ubuntu] for #1 and [ubuntu] for #2.
I have another Linux Distro that I would
Does this happen after a power outage. During boot, if pCP cannot mount
the network drive, it will disable the mount. The most common case is
a NAS that take along time to boot.
This is becoming more common, I can increase the wait time, and also not
disable the mount. Anyone have an
you do it the same way., just the partition is not mounted.
Easiest way is to just stick the card in your PC and edit the file. If
you use windows.make sure you use an editor like notepad++
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bpa wrote:
> If it is working you can omit the "-d output=info " - it is there only
> for debugging
>
> To be strictly, it may be better to have a DEV setting on the ALSA
> device - otherwise it is default to zero.
>
> You may also get issues later on with using sysdefault rather than an
>
rbl wrote:
> This worked for me but I had to change ExecStart in squeezelite.service
> file a tiny bit. Now SqueezeLite automatically starts at boot.
If it is working you can omit the "-d output=info " - it is there only
for debugging
To be strictly, it may be better to have a DEV setting on
Hi
I see every now and again (seen this in 5.0 too) that my Network Disk
Mount kept being disabled. Also the password field was blank, when I'd
expect the password to be saved and indicated as such with asterisks.
If I re-enabled it, it prompted to reboot the PCP, but after a few
unsuccessful
hagensieker wrote:
> Try this. I made this a year or two ago. Been running LMS on pi's for
> years.
>
> https://www.hagensieker.com/wordpress/2018/06/12/302/
This worked for me but I had to change ExecStart in squeezelite.service
file a tiny bit. Now SqueezeLite automatically starts at
After setting the jivelite width and height in the webgui, restart
jivelite.
Try either Touch Skin (HresxVres) or Grid Skin (HresxVres) that matches
the resolution you set in the webgui. These skins use the same code
base as the JogglerSkin, the HD skins are the original ones that Triode
Hello alltogether,
I hope I haven´t overlooked a thread in which that is already discussed
but the HDMI output of Squeezelite only works for me if my Amplifier is
also turned on at the startup of the raspberrypi running piCorePlayer.
How can I force the HDMI output to be used regardless of that
today I tried the whole process again, it already works, thank you for
your time
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I also tried to use a new image, but without change it is not
possible to connect to wifi,
before that everything worked, I didn't make any changes to the wifi
router
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justi wrote:
> The LMS version. By installing files into the (mutable layer) of the
> container.
Never rm the instance, then. I wouldnt live with that personally, but
to each their own.
2 SB 3 1 PCP 6 Libratone Loop, Zipp, Zipp Mini iPeng (iPhone +
iPad) LMS 7.9 (linux) with
kidhazy wrote:
> ...
> I'm now trying to find a LMS v8.0 ARM image though, and haven't been
> able to find one yet.
Well with a lot of reading, learning, and copying of doliana's files I
managed to create a LMS 8.0 image for my RPi.
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