All the coding is in pcp-rpi-functions.
Usually when RPF release a new product they update their documentation,
then I (or Paul) update pcp-rpi-functions. In the past I used Gordon's
wiringPi because he was always quick to update.
BTW: I am in the process of rewriting pcp-rpi-functions
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Thanks for your reply, Ralphy! That was actually my typo, sort of. I
believe my issue is a PATH or Permissions issue. I did try
"./squeezeplay.sh" from terminal and I get an error on line 58 that says
something to the effect of jive: No such file or directory.
I played around with adding the d
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Yes, pCP reads "revision" from /proc/cpuinfo
>
> They changed revision codes when they went from RPi1 to RPi2.
>
> With the release of the 16 (or is it 32) different CM4's, I imagine
> maintaining this list in their documentation has become to much of a
> burden. :confuse
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Yes, pCP reads "revision" from /proc/cpuinfo
>
> They changed revision codes when they went from RPi1 to RPi2.
>
> With the release of the 16 (or is it 32) different CM4's, I imagine
> maintaining this list in their documentation has become to much of a
> burden. :confuse
Hi Paul, team - thank you very much for continuous upgrade.
I just tested 7.0.0b on following two players and confirmed working
fine.
Model B (512MiB) USB output
with pCP7.0.0b6 32 Bit
Allo DigiOne signature + USBridge (Computer Module 3, 1GiB) coax
with pCP7.0.0b6 64 Bit
New function to broad
coyrls wrote:
>
> Revision: b03114
>
That appears to be revision 1.4
I see that Adafruit have recently added it to their list - see near end
of file
https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_Python_PlatformDetect/blob/master/adafruit_platformdetect/constants/boards.py
Paul Webster
http://dabdig
Yes, pCP reads "revision" from /proc/cpuinfo
They changed revision codes when they went from RPi1 to RPi2.
With the release of the 16 (or is it 32) different CM4's, I imagine
maintaining this list in their documentation has become to much of a
burden. :confused:
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Is Pcp doing some kind of lookup then?
It is identified in the dmesg boot sequence:
Code:
[0.00] Machine model: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.4
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b03114 doesn't exist according to the Raspberry Pi documentation:
https://github.com/raspberrypi/documentation/blob/master/hardware/raspberrypi/revision-codes/README.md
;)
They seem to have stopped updating this list.
G
I've recently set up piCorePlayer on a Pi 4B 2GB memory. All is working
but I get the following from pcp_diag_rpi.log:
Code:
Raspberry Pi
Model: ?
Revision: b03114
PCB Revision: ?
Memory: ?
Shortname: pCP-?-d0630a
Any ide
acanning wrote:
> So that means that the Recovery process automatically updates your Pi4
> to the latest version of everything? That is much easier :)
>
> I'm still not sure what is meant in regard to pCP7 when they say 'RPi
> Firmware Nov 6, 2020'...is that doing some kind of update on my Pi4?
ralphy wrote:
> You need to Install LIRC for squeezelite if you want the remote to
> control squeezelite headless ie. not running jivelite.
>
> You are using the configuration file for lircd not the client. It
> should be /home/tc/.lircrc which is installed as part of the LIRC setup.
Now it w
OK, @ralphy still no good, so did fresh install of version 6.1.0,
configured the IR as default:
I have not updated the system yet.
I am using the Basic Player, not the server or Beta and I do not have
LMS active on this player.
Then ssh into the system
Code:
grep ir
themetman wrote:
> OK, I do have an oscilloscope, so will get it out in the next day or
> so.
> Thanks for the ideas.
Before you dig it out, confirm that config.txt has the correct pin for
your setup.
Code:
tc@rpi3p:~$ *m1*
tc@rpi3p:~$ *c1*
tc@rpi3p:/mnt/sda
Did you forget the ./ or was that just a typo? From
/opt/squeezeplay/bin, try./squeezeplay.sh &
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *3*-Booms, *1*-UE Radio
'Squeezebox client builds'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/) 'donations'
(https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donat
mherger wrote:
> > But how to understand if something is really changed in the sound?
>
> Trust your ears. If you can't hear the difference, then it's probably
> not worth the hassle ;-)
>
> --
>
> MichaelI meant, is there a way to see if the DSP process is okay? Aside the
placebo effect of
But how to understand if something is really changed in the sound?
Trust your ears. If you can't hear the difference, then it's probably
not worth the hassle ;-)
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Is this sound correction all done automatically?
I followed the instructions for having ir running on pCP 6.1.0 here:
https://github.com/Lykkedk/Camilladsp-SampleRate-Control
But how to understand if something is really changed in the sound?
Hi Ashley
The recovery only updates the bootloader eeprom on the rpi4, nothing
else :)
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Man in a van wrote:
> As referenced by carsten_h, scroll down to "Recovery"
>
> https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/
So that means that the Recovery process automatically updates your Pi4
to the latest version of everything? That is much easier :)
I'm still not sure what is meant in regard
acanning wrote:
> Morning All
>
> I have a quick question about updating the firmware/bootloader software
> on my Pi4. I see that pCP V7 includes the Nov Firmware, does that mean
> that it will upgrade my Pi4 to that version? Under the pCP v6 thread the
> first posting gives details on how to up
acanning wrote:
> In the past I have updated the firmware on my Pi4 by loading the Pi OS
> on a different SD card
There is an easier way to do that. If you use the "Raspberry Pi Imager",
you can choose "Misc utility images" and then "Raspberry Pi 4 EEPROM
boot recovery" and flash that to a SD c
kmccourt wrote:
> Whenever I try to disable HDMI power on the Tweaks page, I get the
> following:
I have exactly the same problem on a 3B+.
Is it really necessary to switch it off? Will the Pi use less power
then?
Pi4 4GB piCorePlayer with LMS and Squeezelite for USB; Pi3B+ (7"
Display, Hifi
Many thanks for continuing work on this fantastic project.
I've installed the 64-bit version on a Pi3B. This went smoothly.
Whenever I try to disable HDMI power on the Tweaks page, I get the
following:
Code:
[ INFO ] Powering off HMDI...
[ INFO ] Checking for tvservi
Morning All
I have a quick question about updating the firmware/bootloader software
on my Pi4. I see that pCP V7 includes the Nov Firmware, does that mean
that it will upgrade my Pi4 to that version? Under the pCP v6 thread the
first posting gives details on how to update the bootloader but I get
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