I checked all the paths and files. The only missing file was
.filetool.lst.
Running 'make DAC' works as expected without the .filetool.lst section.
And a reboot doesn't remove or change the created rules file.
DietPi has a custom boot script, so that's where you'll need to add a
line to run the
'4 wrote:
> 4;1008715']I'm pretty new to Linux, so Im struggling a bit to implement
> the script on a DietPi OS
>
> I executed the script with the "make" parameter and card name. All went
> well, except .filetool.lst doesn't exists in DietPi.
>
> >
Code:
> > # add
rgro wrote:
> I have one further question. I now have two similar udev rule files.
>
> One is named: etc/udev/rules.d/10-dac.rules
>
> The other is named: etc/udev/rules.d/10-DAC.rules
>
> The latter is the current operational one and the former is an
> accidental (used lower case by
I have one further question. I now have two similar udev rule files.
One is named: etc/udev/rules.d/10-dac.rules
The other is named: etc/udev/rules.d/10-DAC.rules
The latter is the current operational one and the former is an
accidental (used lower case by accident) duplicate. I cannot
Just read the web page, there is an option to backup all partitions, or
just the first two. Only partitioned space is copied. Shrinking
partitIons can be a hit and miss process, so I just gzip them to
compress the images. Note that gzip is a single threaded process, and
can add a long time to
hi acanning,
I *think* it copies partitions not the SD card.
Remember that pCP is largely running in RAM.
/tmp is truly only *temporary*, reboot and it is gone!
regards
Greg
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I like the new feature to make an image of the SD card. I've managed to
do this and now have a 1.3gb file in my tmp/images directory. I've
copied this to my PC using WinSCP but now want to delete it from my SD
card. When I try it says Permission Denied. Can someone help me delete
this
Thanks Greg. Seems to be. So when it makes a copy it copies even the
empty parts of the partition? I don't guess there's anyway to shrink a
partition :-)
Thanks,
Howard
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I *think*, the size of the backup depends on the size of your first 2
> partitions.
I *think*, the size of the backup depends on the size of your first 2
partitions.
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That is needed on pCP to make the file changes persistent over a
reboot.
Does DietPi lose everything when you reboot unless you do something
special?
If not then you do not need it or anything like it.
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio
I'm pretty new to Linux, so Im struggling a bit to implement the script
on a DietPi OS
I executed the script with the "make" parameter and card name. All went
well, except .filetool.lst doesn't exists in DietPi.
Code:
# add rules file to /opt/.filetool.lst
sed -i
Greg Erskine wrote:
> piCorePlayer was written assuming squeezelite was running and there was
> a soundcard available.
>
> We use squeezelite's connection to LMS to generate things like the
> Players tabs. Also, things like working out the LMS IP address require a
> squeezelite /LMS
Seems that I need to get my head around that funny Perl syntax after
all. In the LMS settings, I can choose between normal, high and maximum
database size. It is set to "high" for machines with 1+ GB of memory,
which should be fine. 2 GB is a little too much.
scaleo home server 2105 &
So am I right that this will create a file the size of your entire SD
card if you save the backup to your music file source
(mnt/music/images)? I just started a backup to mnt/music/images and it
says the files size is 30432mb. Is that right??
Thanks,
Howard
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I haven't
soundcheck wrote:
> /tmp didn't work. But I tried it on a 2GB RPi4. Perhaps that's a bit too
> low. Not sure if it helps when killing
> squeezelite, which sits in the background with a massive 400MB rambuffer
> configured. I'll try that tomorrow.
I haven't looked at exactly what Paul released,
piCorePlayer was written assuming squeezelite was running and there was
a soundcard available.
We use squeezelite's connection to LMS to generate things like the
Players tabs. Also, things like working out the LMS IP address require a
squeezelite /LMS connection.
My understanding is
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
>
>
> For those that want to try.
>
> 1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
>
mvordeme wrote:
> Loading this discussion with more stuff: The number of file handles on
> my Pi has now exceeded 500, memory is at 580 M. I'll keep an eye on it.
> (For the protocol: Today, I have been listening to Deezer Smart Radio
> for some time.)
Here is the code in charge of limits
chill wrote:
> I'm glad to hear you've got it working. To prevent squeezelite stopping
> when the DAC powers down, you have a couple of choices.
>
> 1) You can delete the second line in the /etc/udev/rules.d/10-DAC.rules
> file, or leave it there and just put a "#" character at the start of
Loading this discussion with more stuff: The number of file handles on
my Pi has now exceeded 500, memory is at 580 M. I'll keep an eye on it.
(For the protocol: Today, I have been listening to Deezer Smart Radio
for some time.)
scaleo home server 2105 & picoreplayer 6.1.0 | logitech media
tvservice is included in the rpi-vc.tcz extension
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
>
>
> For those that want to try.
>
> 1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
>
You were right. I did an insitu of 7.0.0 and that worked. I know I
downloaded 7.0.0b6, but I'll be darned if I remember why or when.
Thanks,
Howard
kidstypike wrote:
> Worked fine for me on 7.0.0 release, may not work on 7beta?
bpa wrote:
> Great that you solved it. Even better that it was not something obvious.
I hope that the FreeBSD team will solve it quickly, because setting the
locale to C can cause problems with file names.
A huge thanks to everyone that helped me to figure it out.
https://audiodigitale.eu
Simonef wrote:
> Big News.
> Starting LMS with LC_ALL=C instead of LC_ALL=en_US=UTF-8 solves the
> bug.
>
> My first reaction was "How the f a locale setting can cause a memory
> leak of 12GB in an OS used by servers (Netflix included as an
> example)??" Because this seems to be a bug of the
Looks like udev not useful in this case.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1501226=a350ab71d67a4dc9120f2dfc5ddcbf6f#p1501226
Ah well ...
I'm setting up a Pi for someone else and I know what the TV will be (for
now at least) so I'll have a go at forcing things and maybe rerun
No, you're right - with the TV powered off at the wall then squeezelite
doesn't start. I think what's new in my case is I didn't previously use
the wall switch - it only went into standby. I now have a smart plug on
it, so it goes off completely.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Next enhancement to the script ... have it work with HDMI as the
> Squeezelite player.
>
> I just experimented - and event with hdmi_force_hotplug=1 in config.txt
> ... squeezelite does not start up if TV not connected (my test set-up
> slightly unusual because I have set
Next enhancement to the script ... have it work with HDMI as the
Squeezelite player.
I just experimented - and event with hdmi_force_hotplug=1 in config.txt
... squeezelite does not start up if TV not connected (my test set-up
slightly unusual because I have set dtoverly to use kms rather than
philippe_44 wrote:
> I re-read the pipeline code and I can only think that BSD screws up
> either with the reader/writer/source socket by not releasing buffer when
> using localhost sockets or in that code
> >
Code:
> >
> if ($writelen) {
>
>
I think I'm about there now, with a unified script that handles all the
tasks necessary for implementing the udev rules, without any need for
user editing.
1) It can generate the udev rules file automatically from just the name
of the sound card.
2) It can look for the DAC via a user command
coyrls wrote:
> To address 2), or at least to not attempt to restore settings to a card
> that hasn't been detected, the test at line 414 of pcp_startup.sh:
> >
Code:
> > if [ "$ALSAlevelout" = "Custom" ]; then
> >
> would also have to include a
To address 2), or at least to not attempt to restore settings to a card
that hasn't been detected, the test at line 414 of pcp_startup.sh:
Code:
if [ "$ALSAlevelout" = "Custom" ]; then
would also have to include a check that the card has been
coyrls wrote:
> I did post a suggested fix to issue 1) in that thread but it won't
> address your issue 2), where the sound card has yet to be detected.
Thank you - your posts in that thread are where I've learned everything
I know about this issue!
Anyone using this start/stop USB DAC script
chill wrote:
> I've been looking into this. I have the same issue as described in
> 'this thread'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111540-Alsa-mixer-on-picore-cannot-save)
> - in my boot log I see:
> >
Code:
> > Starting ALSA configuration...alsactl:
Is b6 beta? I just loaded the 7.0 update when I loaded it.
Howard
kidstypike wrote:
> Worked fine for me on 7.0.0 release, may not work on 7beta?
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Howard Passman wrote:
> "[ INFO ] There are no current fixes for 7.0.0b6". is what I got after
> running patch update, rebooting and then minor update. Hmm. Tried it on
> two pi's. Same result. I gotta be doing something wrong.
>
> Thanks
>
> Howard
Worked fine for me on 7.0.0 release, may
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
>
>
> For those that want to try.
>
> 1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
>
"[ INFO ] There are no current fixes for 7.0.0b6". is what I got after
running patch update, rebooting and then minor update.
Thanks
Howard
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
>
>
> For those that want to try.
>
> 1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
>
Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
without an announcement.
You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
For those that want to try.
1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
2) Reboot
3) Run the Minor Update
carsten_h wrote:
>
>
> I also have to restore the ALSA-settings with:
> >
Code:
> > sudo /usr/local/sbin/alsactl restore
> >
> in my script.
>
> Is this something that can be included in this. I don't know when this
> is normally called. When I
I am not sure to which backup code you are referring to?
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hello, this is the output of step 12.
33282
in the jivelite.sh script I did this to temporarly fix the issue
#!/bin/sh
#EVENTNO=$(CAT /PROC/BUS/INPUT/DEVICES | AWK '/ADS7846
TOUCHSCREEN/{FOR(A=0;A>=0;A++){GETLINE;{IF(/MOUSE/==1){ PRINT $NF;EXIT
0;')
export JIVE_NOCURSOR=1
export
Tried it with bash - same result. Puzzling.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Are you guys using the Card Control screen?
>
> 33271
>
> The [Save] button does the backup and sets ALSAlevelout="Custom" so the
> saved volume is restored after a reboot.
>
> Has this process broken? I haven't used it for many years. The only time
> is used it was
Paul Webster wrote:
> pCP ? sh rather than bash perhaps makes a difference.
Maybe you're right. I should try it with bash.
Code:
tc@pCPLounge:~$ ./outerlooptest.sh
Outerlooptest starting at Mon Feb 8 11:07:09 GMT 2021
Outerlooptest ending at Mon Feb 8 11:07:09
pCP ? sh rather than bash perhaps makes a difference.
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
chill wrote:
> Although this seems to work, after reading up a bit I'm not convinced
> it's working the way I thought. Apparently a process spawned in the
> background in this way will be killed when the calling script ends.
Well I was wrong. Somehow that spawned script is NOT killed when
A Q or better an idea related to the backup function. Which I think is a
nice feature.
By reading the code I figured that
1. only the effective image size gets backed up - GREAT - and
2. the whole thing gets gzipped
3. I also saw that the space gets checked on the target
Now. By
bpa wrote:
> There have been user of LMS on FreeBSD system for a good while and
> transcoding is bound ot be used - yet I don't recall crash report.
>
> Could it be that the behaviour (i.e. don't shrink memory allocation from
> "high water" mark is normal for FreeBSD) is normal FreeBSD and
philippe_44 wrote:
> The 'pipeline_pending_bytes' are not released either when being shrunk
> or re-assigned to the substr() of $pendingBytes. In any case,
> unfortunately, it looks like an obscure BSD+Perl issue that will be
> quasi-impossible to track w/o a full system and my FreeBSD VM is a
Paul Webster wrote:
> Yes - see
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?112335-piCorePlayer-6-configuring-NTP-server=977176=1#post977176
great, thank you very much.
1-Touch, 3-Radio, 1-UE Radio
Raspberry Pi 4 / 4gb - piCorePlayer v7.0.0 - LMS 8.1.0
devilsfun wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running pcp 7.0 with 4 Radios and after a while the clock on the
> radios shows the wrong time.
>
> To fix this I have to restart the pcp. Is this a known problem? is there
> a fix that maybe the pcp syncs the time every day?
>
>
Time sync is a separate
devilsfun wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running pcp 7.0 with 4 Radios and after a while the clock on the
> radios shows the wrong time.
>
> To fix this I have to restart the pcp. Is this a known problem? is there
> a fix that maybe the pcp syncs the time every day?
>
Yes - see
@Greg
That was it. Things just got seriously better. Thx.
Now the sourceforge access works too. ;)
I figured the sourceforge mirror downloads are taking at least double
the time. ( compiletc >> ~2min vs ~4min)
Now. The pcp-load "help" wasn't that "clear" either. There's been stuff
missing
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