chill wrote:
>
> Alternatively (and maybe preferably), how can I add 'stat' without
> loading the whole coreutils package (because who knows what else it
> subtly changes)?
I copied /usr/local/bin/stat (which was put there by coreutils) to
/home/tc/.local/bin, then uninstalled coreutils. Sani
Aaargh - this was so simple in the end, it's just frustrating. I had
installed 'coreutils.tcz' on the original target machine (because 'stat'
no longer seems to be part of busybox), but that has replaced the 'ls'
command with one that doesn't display accented characters or different
colours for
I'm getting closer - I think. I put a fresh copy of pCP onto a spare
USB flash drive and booted the original target machine from that. When
I mounted the same disk that was /mnt/MusicMirror, all the files and
directories show up correctly in an ssh terminal, with accented
characters displayed a
chill wrote:
>
> I'll give scp a try. Never used it before, so will have to look into
> the syntax to copy a directory over ssh.
>
OK, so now I know that scp doesn't need any ssh configuration.
Same result though.
Code:
scp -r tc@192.168.1.4:/mnt/Music/Music/Lossl
Supertramp wrote:
>
> EDIT: Installed the extension and the original message is gone.
> There is a new one though: taskset: cannot determine NR_CPUS; aborting
> For info, Im using the recommended pCP Kernel Tweaks.
EDIT2: When clearing the Squeezelite Output CPU setting (recommendation
is 3),
d6jg wrote:
> Are you just doing this one way? If so have you tried scp as a test?
> Does that result in the same character set issue?
Yes - just one way. My 'master' library is on source:/mnt/Music, and is
backed up (by target, over ssh) to target:/mnt/MusicMirror.
I'll give scp a try. Neve
chill wrote:
> That's what I'm doing. I'm accessing both Pis via ssh terminals on my
> Mac, then issuing the rsync command from one Pi to fetch files (via ssh)
> from the other. The Mac is only involved as the viewer.
Are you just doing this one way? If so have you tried scp as a test?
Does t
d6jg wrote:
> Are you running rsync on the Mac? If so its character settings are
> involved.
> Why arent you running an ssh session on one of the Pis and an rsync in
> that?
That's what I'm doing. I'm accessing both Pis via ssh terminals on my
Mac, then issuing the rsync command from one Pi
chill wrote:
> Thanks Paul. It wasn't clear to me which way round the filter should
> be, so I tried a few combinations:
>
> --iconv=UTF8,iso88591:
> >
Code:
> > rsync -avhiO --delete --modify-window=1 --exclude=lost+found
--iconv=UTF8,iso88591 --dry-run -e ssh tc@192
Paul Webster wrote:
> \#303\#251 is e-acute in UTF8
> but it is #233 in ISO-8859-1
> ... so try UTF8 switch and see what happens
Thanks Paul. It wasn't clear to me which way round the filter should
be, so I tried a few combinations:
--iconv=UTF8,iso88591:
Code:
rsync
\#303\#251 is e-acute in UTF8
but it is #233 in ISO-8859-1
... so try UTF8 switch and see what happens
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
---
I've just noticed a strange quirk of using rsync to mirror my music
drive between two pCP devices: filenames with special characters seem to
display differently on the target drive. This surprised me because both
machines are virtually identical regarding OS, hardware, etc. I'm
looking for help
That's the way to go if you have the option. Fast and clean, plus if he
has a good selection of bits you can do a nice edge around the bevel.
Have fun.
gregklanderman wrote:
> Thanks for the additional advice Howard! I do have a dremel as well as
> the dremel router attachment. I was going
Man in a van wrote:
> Is pcp-dsdplay.tcz missing from the standard version of 7.0.0 ?
>
>
>
> just askin :):)
>
> ronnie
ralphy wrote:
> It's not needed as the DSDPlay plugin as of v1.0.7 includes the dsdplay
> helper binary for armhf and aarch64.
Man in a van wrote:
> Hi Ralphy,.
>
> I
Thanks for the additional advice Howard! I do have a dremel as well as
the dremel router attachment. I was going to ask about using a real
router and table.. I can borrow from my brother-in-law so that sounds
like the way to go (even better he should be able to help get me
started..).
Greg
-
ralphy wrote:
> It's not needed as the DSDPlay plugin as of v1.0.7 includes the dsdplay
> helper binary for armhf and aarch64.
Hi Ralphy,.
I thought I remembered a discussion about that, some time ago:o
so is this the "new normal" :confused:
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same for a Radio and another Boom :)
ronni
Man in a van wrote:
> Is pcp-dsdplay.tcz missing from the standard version of 7.0.0 ?
>
>
>
> just askin :):)
>
> ronnie
It's not needed as the DSDPlay plugin as of v1.0.7 includes the dsdplay
helper binary for armhf and aarch64.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *3*-Booms, *1*-UE Radio
'
Is pcp-dsdplay.tcz missing from the standard version of 7.0.0 ?
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> | linux 5.4.83-pcpCore-v8 |
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paul- wrote:
> Hopefully its quick, and I can just upgrade the kernel before a full
> pCP7 release.
For various reasons, I haven't had a chance to check the full pCP7
release until now but I have found that the problem is still the same as
with the beta release (and 6.1): 24/192 files will not
romanempire wrote:
> While the volume control works on the Pi its plugged into, pressing the
> knob has the effect of pausing everywhere. I just want that control to
> work on the player its attached to. So I changed KEY_MUTE to 1 pcp
> power. That seemed to have the desired effect.
>
> Actual
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