paul- wrote:
> From what I can tell ngrok is not open source. It appears that v1 was
> open source, but moved to close source.
>
> 1) Binary re-distribution licensing is not clear, the download zip files
> contain just the binary.
> 2) I have a general disdain for supporting closed source plat
paul- wrote:
> util-linux (which is just installing the full version of taskset) has no
> bearing on cpu isolation. The kernel decides where it runs kernel code,
> if the kernel code says to run a process on CPU3, then it will do it,
> irregardless of the isolation request. In the past, the rp
paul- wrote:
> util-linux (which is just installing the full version of taskset) has no
> bearing on cpu isolation. The kernel decides where it runs kernel code,
> if the kernel code says to run a process on CPU3, then it will do it,
> irregardless of the isolation request. In the past, the rp
Is it time to forget this combination and pCP7 :confused:
I would appreciate an answer (even if it's only to "stop being a pain in
the arse" :):):p)
Man in a van wrote:
> I tried updating my "turtle" today from v 6.1 to standard v 7.
>
> The Cirrus Logic Audio Card is not recognised. :(:con
paul- wrote:
> util-linux (which is just installing the full version of taskset) has no
> bearing on cpu isolation. The kernel decides where it runs kernel code,
> if the kernel code says to run a process on CPU3, then it will do it,
> irregardless of the isolation request. In the past, the rp
slartibartfast wrote:
> I have also isolated CPU 0 and 3 and allocated 3 to Squeezelite but it
> seems to me that nothing at all is running on CPU 3 and the affinity for
> the PID for squeezelite is 0-2. So CPU 3 is isolated completely and
> isn't used.
>
> After entering tweaks and resaving th
Thanks.
Just tried to build on the device ... very old RPI1
Code:
[0.00] CPU: ARMv6-compatible processor [410fb767] revision 7 (ARMv7),
cr=00c5387d
[0.00] CPU: PIPT / VIPT nonaliasing data cache, VIPT nonaliasing
instruction cache
[0.00]
jeroen2 wrote:
> (../usr/local/etc/init.d/pcp_startup.sh: line 788: pcp_rpi_is_rpi4: not
> found)[/I] Since I am not using HDMI I want to disable the power to
> reduce energy usage (and assuming this would also reduce the overall
> temperature inside the box). Is there a work around for that, or
praganj wrote:
> I installed extension uti-linux.tcz and i am getting less errors, then
> before, but cpus are not isolated.
>
> I isolated only cpu 0 for interrupts and i can see in ssh shell with
> "top", that different processes are using cpu 0.
> When i am trying to isolate cpu 0 for interr
I am trying to install drivers for this display:
https://raspberrypiwiki.com/index.php/2.8_inch_Touch_Screen_for_Pi_zero
on picoreplayer 7.0.0, Pi Zero W, but cannot get the *git* command to
run. Is there another way to install the drivers for the display?
I want to build a picore player into an
"git" is not included by default in pCP.
You can install it as an extension ... however, that would only get you
to the next problem.
pCP does not include made things that are common on other systems. This
is what makes it small and fast to boot etc.
If you take a look at the script that they w
Borrowed a newer RPi ... progress
cmake does not segfault.
For the list of extensions required to build ... also need 'C' compiler
and related applications
compiletc
.. currently building ...
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fi
slartibartfast wrote:
> Regarding the CPU isolation of Squeezelite, the Sqieezelite process
> itself will only run on CPU 3 if you set Squeezelite CPU to CPU 3 in
> tweaks. You have probably only set Squeezelite output CPU to CPU 3.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Hi Paul,
You can se
coyrls wrote:
> It does seem that the version of ffmpeg downloaded as an extension to
> Pcp 7.0 64 bit is unable to convert wma to flac, meaning the Play
> Windows Media LMS plugin wont work. The simple ffmpeg command:
> >
Code:
> > $ ffmpeg -v 9 -i f1.wma f2.flac
Why the time get stuck so easily on the display?
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jeroen2 wrote:
> Apart from it being a 'cool' thing to do (and since the settings are
> easy to access on the pCP Tweaks page), would there be any reason to use
> cpu isolation on a Pi4? I disabled it when I upgraded to a Pi4 and
> honestly have not noticed any difference.. LMS runs blazingly fa
Thanks for the answer. Seems like it's a long way to go to make this
display work at all.
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Annoyingly I can't get the RPi to load the /dev/cec0 with the new SD
card that I have rebuilt things on.
I suspect there is something that I did yesterday that I have missed out
today.
The overlay is specified in config.txt
dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d
If I put the SD card from yesterday into the 2nd
Well that was good ...
The differences between the 2 SD cards were mainly RPi2 had all of the
build tools and RPI1 had Jivelite ...
So I used pCP to install Jivelite on RPi2 ... and, as if by magic, on
reboot I had /dev/cec0 (and sound devices appearing).
So there must be some config going on
praganj wrote:
> Hi Paul,
> You can see my cpu tweaks, errors and "top" on attachec pictures. I did
> fresh install on Pi 4 2GB, pCp 7.0 v8.
> Strange ...It works on a Pi3B so maybe the Pi4 has an issue[image:
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ralphy wrote:
> What version of ffmpeg do you have installed?
>
>
I installed the pcp-ffmpeg extension from the pcp repository. Are you
running the 64 bit version of pcp?
The version seem to be the same as yours:
Code:
ffmpeg version 4.3.1 Copyright (c) 2000-2020
slartibartfast wrote:
> When I disabled HDMI on a Pi3B I didn't see any reduction in CPU
> temperature.
Well According to the law of conservation of energy ("energy can be
transformed from one form to another, but can be neither created nor
destroyed") I would think if the Pi uses energy wi
jeroen2 wrote:
> Well According to the law of conservation of energy ("energy can be
> transformed from one form to another, but can be neither created nor
> destroyed") I would think if the Pi uses energy without outputting
> anything something will get a little warmer. [emoji14]
>
> But t
how long is a piece of string? :p
not sure what you mean by stuck
is the monitor freezing?
are you referring to the colon flash not being bang on the second?
a bit more detail...
As of *25-Jan-2021* my digitized collection is (25092 hours 53 minutes)
+ (54 seconds) or
2.863[/B] YEARS IN DURA
I was also playing with the CPU settings, since isolation doesn't work
(out of the box) with a 4, I switched between "performance" and
"powersave". I noticed that running "performance" the webinterface feels
a tiny bit snappier.
Monitoring "top" at the same time I noticed CPU usage% actually goi
shunte88 wrote:
> how long is a piece of string? :p
>
> not sure what you mean by stuck
> is the monitor freezing?
> are you referring to the colon flash not being bang on the second?
>
> a bit more detail...
The monitor freeze with the time stuck at random hour:min displayed.
Then only a reb
Hi there
Today I in-situ updated pCP from 6.1.0 to 7.0.0. Problem: My sound
disappeared.
piCorePlayer | piCorePlayer v7.0.0 | www v00011 | linux
5.4.83-pcpCore-v7 | piCore v12.0pCP | Squeezelite v1.9.8-1287-pCP
This is running on a Raspberry Pi3 B+ with an ApplePi HAT DAC.
Wifi is disabled (usi
I was able to download and install the LMS container on to an
OpenMediaVault server using Portainer. There is information on how to do
it in docker from the cli, but every time I tried, I got an error. I
ended up creating a stack in portainer and deploying from there. Here
are a few things I foun
One more thing. When you're using portainer, it wants to start up on
9000. Obviously that's a problem for a default SqueezeServer install. So
I stopped the portainer and restarted it on 9050. Problem solved.
Tony
amagalla
sounds like its hitting a resource issue - memory allocation or
something else that's causing an abend
on exit it should be clearing the screen so maybe it is literally
getting stuck
I've seen that type of behavior with the JSON scrape of weather and LMS
status/details
hits an invalid linked list
Fresh install of 7.0 64bit on pi4. I use the official pi monitor for a
touch like player. I have my music stored on a connected USB drive.
Under settings, picoreplayer, Rescan Logitech Media Library, I get the
error, player not connected to Logitech Media Server. I had the same
issue when using
There are a couple of Projects in the 'Projects'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/projects/) section of the pCP
Documentation that may give you some pointers.
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shunte88 wrote:
>
> i added additional safety code for the realloc and those changes are in
> the current available build
Just uploaded latest build, but after playing about 10 min with airplay
the clock display is already frozen!
No blinking ":" beetween hour and min...
It's very annoying. Pl
i have two devices running 24/7 with no ugliness, one runs with weather
and the other is pretty much default setting; there's another 3 setups
but they're in other parts of the house and not monitored - no
observable issues there though
a freeze after 10 minutes I've never seen
have you run wit
Remove the bluetooth extension if your not using it..it can be done
from the bluetooth page.
The 8channel audio, is the onboard rpi audio board. The only line that
applies to the applepi is
[ 28.765508] asoc-simple-card soc:sound: pcm1794a-codec <-> 3f203000.i2s
mapping ok
Max sample rat
jeroen2 wrote:
> The one other issue which seems related though is the HDMI power
> setting.-(../usr/local/etc/init.d/pcp_startup.sh: line 788:
> pcp_rpi_is_rpi4: not found)- Since I am not using HDMI I want to disable
> the power to reduce energy usage (and assuming this would also reduce
> the
agburnsky wrote:
> Fresh install of 7.0 64bit on pi4. I use the official pi monitor for a
> touch like player. I have my music stored on a connected USB drive.
> Under settings, picoreplayer, Rescan Logitech Media Library, I get the
> error, player not connected to Logitech Media Server. I had
I forgot that I never submitted swig extension. But sounds like you
figured that out.
Jivelite is going to pull in graphics-KERNEL.tcz which is the needed
kernel modules for vc4/cec, et al.
Let me know how I can help you.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepag
Hi. Has anyone got the Wave Input plugin working with the official
docker image? Presumably you need to pass the USB audio device to the
docker container?
Thanks
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I registered a memory leak of over 12GB(not using It on PCP), when RAM
Is full the process Is closed ofc.
Version: 8.1.2 - 167469
Is there already a fix?
Thanks,
Simone
https://audiodigitale.eu
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Going to offer some proof? or information on how to replicate what you
see?
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paul- wrote:
> Going to offer some proof? or information on how to replicate what you
> see?
Proof:
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About replicating... Just playing some local flacs or from Qobuz, in
both cases the leak happens
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You cannot see memory leaks from htop output. All that it shows you is
memory used.
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paul- wrote:
> You cannot see memory leaks from htop output. All that it shows you is
> memory used.
Of course, but based on memory used you can understand if a memory leak
Is happening. If usually a process takes from 100 to 400MB of RAM and
now It continues to grow until the whole 12GB are s
slartibartfast wrote:
> Does "top" show which CPU is being used for a process?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Not accurately, especially if there are child processes. htop is a
better tool.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
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I would suspect that it has to do with database management. Possibly
linked to online music integration.
How big is your local library (number of tracks)
How big is your qobuz library.
server.log and scanner.log would be the place to start.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry P
About replicating... Just playing some local flacs or from Qobuz, in
both cases the leak happens
Could you try to replicate using only Qobuz? What formats are you
streaming? On what players? Could transcoding be involved?
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1. I was using the lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver version. If you use
the docker pull command "docker pull lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver"
it will fail because docker seems to automatically add the flag :latest
Yeah, the tagging needs some work. See
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.
Tested with pCP 6.1.0. Same outcome. no luck.:(
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mherger wrote:
> >
> You can change LMS' port using the --httpport startup parameter. But you
>
> have to make sure you're exposing the same in Docker.
It was easier to change the port on Portainer. It literally took about
30 seconds.
mherger wrote:
>
> > > >
- release - this obviously is the release version, currently 8.1.1
- stable - this is the bugfix branch, based on the release with only
> important fixes, currently 8.1.2
- dev - this is where the good new things happen, but at the risk of
> lower robustn
shunte88 wrote:
>
> have you run with -V - what does the monitor "-think-" its doing?
>
What do you mean?
Putting: -V in Squeezelite Settings -> Various Options?
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paul- wrote:
> Not accurately, especially if there are child processes. htop is a
> better tool.I finally realised it was there. I hadn't noticed it before. Is
> htop
available on pCP?
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