Finally made some decisions and have LMS installed from custom Alpine
packages on my new Dell/Wyse 5070. So far so good.
I went with an /opt setup following the FHS, at least so far as I can
decipher it. I ended up having four packages:
lms
lms-utils
lms-modules
lms-nocpan
The lms package is
We use this method. Look at the gpio-shutdown and gpio-powerdown.
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/blob/9da67d7329873623bd5c13fae5835d76d5be8806/arch/arm/boot/dts/overlays/README#L823
Then look at the tweaks page, thats where these get enabled. If you
would rather not use the overlay me
No you need to check the default RPI firmware gpio states.
https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/blob/master/extra/dt-blob.dts
The Shutdown is the same as issuing "shutdown" from the command line.
Provided LMS is playing nice, it will respond to that command and
terminate gracefully.
piC
truscellino wrote:
> Hi,
> Can this thread help?
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109270-PiCore-Player-and-gpio-poweroff-gpio-shutdown-overlays/page3
> It shows how to configure the shutdown options in PiCorePlayer
> configuration.
> The link you provided includes a Python script.
Greg Erskine wrote:
> This Raspbian based solutions assume you have python installed.
>
> piCorePlayer doesn't have python or the required python modules loaded.
> Python is actually bigger than the whole of piCorePlayer.
>
> piCorePlayer does have microPython loaded, but I don't know if the
>
Hi,
Can this thread help?
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109270-PiCore-Player-and-gpio-poweroff-gpio-shutdown-overlays/page3
It shows how to configure the shutdown options in PiCorePlayer
configuration.
The link you provided includes a Python script. I am not sure if Python
is inst
This Raspbian based solutions assume you have python installed.
piCorePlayer doesn't have python or the required python modules loaded.
Python is actually bigger than the whole of piCorePlayer.
piCorePlayer does have microPython loaded, but I don't know if the
required microPython module is ava
Hi,
I am not sure to understand what you are looking for exactly. UPS?
Could the Pi-Supply products be of interest for your project?
https://uk.pi-supply.com/collections/power-supplies-and-batteries
I have not used them myself but from what I have gathered they are OK.
Sorry if my answer is off-t
Hello,
I'm looking t implement a software safe-shutdown switch to my
Picoreplayer.
I tried to follow this process and install that script below to no avail
as there are missing dependencies.
https://howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-pi
Is there a way to use s
Thanks
I'll look into that, but I might be the case. Strange thing that it's
happening on shutdown, so the default pin state should be set by the
OS.
Another question on the side:
If you issue the shutdown command on the GPIO pin to shut down pCP, does
the LMS server running on the same PI shut
mherger wrote:
> Once we had a documented "standard" image I could build optimized
> packages for these. We would know what Perl was used, thus could create
>
> a package with only those binaries required for this version.
>
The Docker base image I have used (the one in the Doliana Dockerhub
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110421-Help-needed-configuring-Audiophonics-power-button-shut-off-in-piCorePlayer
There are a few others. What is likely going on, every GPIO has a
default state that the firmware setsthis happens before the OS takes
over. You might need to r
justi wrote:
>
> This is only for ARM, right? I haven't looked but I guess the ARM deb
> isn't including all the CPAN versions that the x86 one does, it is 47Mb
> compared to 139Mb.
Yes, I should probably have been clearer.
The specific architecture .debs are all under 50Mb, though; it's only
Hi Paul
Can you clarify 'Power board', because the relay is not just a 'plain'
relay, it's designed to be used with embedded systems like the Pi or
Arduino.
yvesg's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid
If it turns out, nobody ever got this driver working with piCoreplayer
maybe it's better for me to look for an alternative powersource... This
I2C so far is too challenging withouth a manual how to edit it.
So far I could only find this that shows how to read it
https://learn.adafruit.com/adafrui
chill wrote:
> Are the register settings permanently written to the device, and are the
> tools provided pre-built for a different OS? If so, could you use that
> OS to disable the boot timeout?
>
> From the product brief:
Indeed, it seems one can rewrite this in the firmware... but now im
loo
Are the register settings permanently written to the device, and are the
tools provided pre-built for a different OS? If so, could you use that
OS to disable the boot timeout?
>From the product brief:
> PI_BOOT_TO
> 1 byte, register address 0x21, read/write, saved to flash
> Default value: 30 (c
Paul Webster wrote:
> Will need working through this to see what tricks they need
> https://github.com/xorbit/LiFePO4wered-Pi
>
>
> Edit: I had a quick look and it appears to require Python and some build
> tools
> Does not look straight forward to me.
Thanks for looking and I'm afraid too...
Will need working through this to see what tricks they need
https://github.com/xorbit/LiFePO4wered-Pi
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author of plugins for Radio France (FIP etc), KCRW and Supla Finland
Paul Webst
Dear people.
Since some time I user of LMS and Picoreplayers troughout the house for
sonos like experience but better.
I recently wanted to use a headphone amp hat on a project and the only
one was the Pirate Audio with screen and buttons.
http://kiwi-electronics.nl/pim-482
A bit of an overkill
superpat999 wrote:
>
> Please, Please could you put a warning in your instructions to make
> people aware of the choice and that an edit may have to be made. It
> would save a lot of grief!
>
Hi Patrick - that's a good idea. At the time that script was written I
don't think there'd been any
Im plugging directly into my DAC/Preamp, which has an Amanero USB input.
Sound is fine from both PCM and DSD, but the first tenths of seconds of
the songs is missing. Like the first bar is missing.
How do I adress that?
If I use HifiBerry Digi+ I dont have that issue (but then I cant play
DSD
HI,
I got a new Pirate audio 3w amp board end of last week. Installed
Jivelite etc as post #348. but Y switch did not work.
After a day poking about, I came across the warning in the thread that
Pimoroni had changed from GPIO 20 to 24.
You sbpt script still calls up the old GPIO:-
# button
This is only for ARM, right? I haven't looked but I guess the ARM deb
isn't including all the CPAN versions that the x86 one does, it is 47Mb
compared to 139Mb.
Once we had a documented "standard" image I could build optimized
packages for these. We would know what Perl was used, thus could cr
BobSammers wrote:
>
> I agree with epoch1970: images are supposed to be immutable, and if
> you're doing updates in the container, you're not doing it the "docker
> way".
>
To avoid confusion for others in what you and epoch1970 have said,
images *are always* immutable, they are used to cre
BobSammers wrote:
>
> The Doliana image is based on a small (20MB) official Debian image,
> which is not quite 'Alpine' small, but pretty good, and already includes
> Perl. After that, only a small number of additional components are
> installed along with the LMS .deb nightly. The container I
adhawkins wrote:
> Yeah, I was the one that requested that. It's all gone quiet though...
>
> https://discourse.linuxserver.io/t/container-for-logitech-media-server-aka-squeezebox-server-aka-slimserver/619
>
> No real updates since January.
>
> Andy
It would be great if these guys would make
pleased it worked :)
no need for thanks, I nicked it from here :p
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111940-RaspberryPi-4-Install-problem-user-permissions&p=970693&viewfull=1#post970693
ronnie
Man in a van
Man in a van wrote:
> >
Code:
> > sudo chmod -R 775 /media
> >
>
This worked - actually I used 777 in the end. It seems obvious now, have
to give access to the parent directories too!
Many thanks ...
SB3 -> Quad 909 -> Quad Electrostatic speak
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