- 3 cluster nodes (192.168.1.11-13)
- a virtual IP (192.168.1.10) that's assigned to the cluster and managed
with kube-vip
LMS would be exposed on which IP? What IP does the player have?
- cluster-internal traffic is sent via flannel in vxlan mode (k3s
default setting)
- IPTables changes outbo
USB 1.1? Pretty retro, I guess.;)
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I just did the in-situ update to pCP 7, and all appears to have gone
perfectly smoothly. All done and dusted in 20 minutes - would have been
15 if I'd spotted that I needed to do the reboot five minutes earlier!
Another donation for you wonderful guys is on its way to the tip jar :-)
Digital:
Sorry for a pretty basic question - I've tried searching the forums but
haven't landed on the answer.
Will a Pi Zero W successfully run piCorePlayer and Logitech Media Server
without external disc; Spotify and internet radio only?
Digital: Raspberry Pi 3B; piCorePlayer 6 + LMS 8; HifiBerry DA
bla4711 wrote:
> 2 days ago, my RemotPi board (for Raspi 4B with external IR and LED)
> arrived from Thailand (I'm living in Germany)
lucky you! mine took a few days to get to NYC from Thailand, then USPS
sat on it nearly 3 weeks with no update.. just as I was starting to
resign myself to it b
Hi jeroen2,
Here is the latest pCP documentation Markdown file.
Aside: Don't worry too much about formatting, I can fix things up fairly
quickly.
regards
Greg
+---+
|Filename: RemotePi.txt
paul- wrote:
> We have been debating about including save/restore image capability. We
> have created a web page that allows you to do a SD card backup to any
> mounted drive (Including network drives). It tags the timestamp on the
> image, so you can save as many as you wish. We will probabl
Haha, yes, I can see why.
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chill wrote:
> Looks good. And of course a 'pcp ic' (for (i)mage (c)reate), or
> similar, so that it can be called from a cron job, using the settings on
> that page :)
The data on the page isn't saved anywhere. But I guess all we need is
the destination path.
I just need to be careful in sc
chill wrote:
> This is what I use. Just give it the name (including path) of the image
> file as a command line parameter:
>
> >
Code:
> > #!/bin/sh
>
> imagefile=$1
>
> #Find which device pCP booted from: command copied from /home/tc/.ashrc
> TCEDEV="/dev
paul- wrote:
> << Development content in this post, don't go hunting for it in the
> web interface >>>
>
> That would be a developmental version. _*(not_in_pCP_yet)*_. But I
> could do a web package update. Let me get a bit of input.
>
> 1) Set the image location
> 2) Press Create..
paul- wrote:
> << Development content in this post, don't go hunting for it in the
> web interface >>>
>
> That would be a developmental version. _*(not_in_pCP_yet)*_. But I
> could do a web package update. Let me get a bit of input.
>
> 1) Set the image location
> 2) Press Create.
paul- wrote:
> We have created a web page that allows you to do a SD card backup to any
> mounted drive (Including network drives).
Pommes wrote:
> Awesome!
> Dumb question: which webpage would that be, please?
>
<< Development content in this post, don't go hunting for it in the
web inte
Pommes wrote:
> I would be interested in this kind of script. Are you willing to share
> it, please?
This is what I use. Just give it the name (including path) of the image
file as a command line parameter:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
imagefile=$1
#Find which device pC
Gerhardc wrote:
> Hi,
> with PCP 6.x Hifiberry ADC/DAC was running. After upgrade to PCP 7 its
> not working anymore. The same result with ADC/DAC pro.
>
> tc@pi-Wohnzimmer:~$ tail -f /var/log/pcp_streamer.log
>
> HTTP/1.0 200 OK
> Content-Type: audio/x-flac
> icy-br: 1834560
> icy-name: pCP p
paul- wrote:
> We have been debating about including save/restore image capability. We
> have created a web page that allows you to do a SD card backup to any
> mounted drive (Including network drives). It tags the timestamp on the
> image, so you can save as many as you wish. We will probabl
d6jg wrote:
> Can I make an observation/ suggestion?
> Im wondering whether it would be possible to incorporate a real backup
> where as well as saving to SD a similar routine could back up the entire
> SD image to attached USB? This would be very useful in the event of an
> SD failure as you co
chill wrote:
> This is certainly a useful thing to do in my opinion. I have my own
> script that backs up the first two partitions (Boot and Root) to a
> compressed image ('dd' piped through 'gzip'). I run this script on a
> daily basis. If I need to I can use 'dd' to write that image to a ne
d6jg wrote:
> Can I make an observation/ suggestion?
>
> When you do a backup within pCP its not really a backup at all its
> writing the changes youve made in RAM to the SD card for next boot.
> Its really a system save if you will which is great.
>
> Im wondering whether it would be poss
Can I make an observation/ suggestion?
When you do a backup within pCP its not really a backup at all its
writing the changes youve made in RAM to the SD card for next boot.
Its really a system save if you will which is great.
Im wondering whether it would be possible to incorporate a real
rwanou wrote:
> Weird. I get
> >
Code:
> > Error retreiving /12.x/armv6/tcz/alsa-modules-5.4.83-pcpCore.tcz.md5.txt
> Error retreiving /12.x/armv6/tcz/alsa-modules-5.4.83-pcpCore.tcz
> >
>
> and the list goes on.
> Final status is "Error downloa
Super! Hat funktioniert. Merci.
Jens
SqueezeBox Duet | SqueezeCenter 7 auf armv7l-linux minix
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paul- wrote:
> It cannot be a dummy address, it will need to be a real address. You
> might be able to create a virtual interface on your system. Then you
> will need a real webserver running on that interface to handle the
> redirect.
>
I just noticed that there's an index.html file in the s
mherger wrote:
>
> > Joking aside, let's try to understand what the actual issue is here.
> [...]
> > Is Kubernetes NATing the traffic?
> [...]
> > I don't think the IP address is the problem here, but rather the port
>
> > mapping. Maybe you should start by providing actual information about
rwanou wrote:
> Weird. I get
> >
Code:
> > Error retreiving /12.x/armv6/tcz/alsa-modules-5.4.83-pcpCore.tcz.md5.txt
> Error retreiving /12.x/armv6/tcz/alsa-modules-5.4.83-pcpCore.tcz
> >
>
> and the list goes on.
> Final status is "Error downloa
V12 wrote:
> I installed the LMS to my Synology using Macvlan, which makes it
> possible to use a dedicated network address. I also used the Portainer
> to manage the docker.
> 'Here is an example'
> (https://servicemax.com.au/tips/pi-hole-in-docker-on-synology-the-best-way/)
> how to use the Po
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