chill wrote:
> Wow - that's quite a different approach, although I can see the
> similarities. Well done for getting it to work with DietPi. thanks! Your
> script gave me a lot of insight into how some things work
on Linux, so I'm the one who should be thanking you! :)
No luck on my first attempt. If anyone can spot a misstep pls point
out:
I'm using Waveshare SH1106:
https://www.waveshare.com/1.3inch-oled-b.htm
Wiring:
1 VCC Power positive (3.3~5V power input) [GPIO 3.3V]
2 GND Ground [GPIO GND]
3 NC NC
4 DIN Data
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi chill,
>
> lol. Welcome to the world of software development.
>
> Well done with your install script. Thanks for your effort.
>
> regards
> Greg
Haha, thanks Greg. My intention wasn't to make a foolproof script, but
to make a proof-of-concept that is easy for
Note sure, but I believe hiding it is your best best. Once you have your
touch screen set up the way you want and all of the menus the way you
want, be sure to go to Settings and then piCorePlayer to save your
changes. The player will always start where you left off. I doubt any of
your guests
You can drill acrylic. A sharp wood bit is preferred and a slow speed,
with light pressure. For odd holes, etc., a dremel tool is your best bet
and if you have one, a dremel stand helps stay steady and square. I use
carbide bits and a fairly slow speed to put odd shaped holes in acrylic.
Again,
'4 wrote:
> 4;1009450']Sorry for hijacking your thread, but I'd like to share this
> information, so others with DietPi could also benefit from it
>
Wow - that's quite a different approach, although I can see the
similarities. Well done for getting it to work with DietPi.
Howard Passman wrote:
>
> I started working with acrylic when I was framing photography and I have
> found a ton of good uses for it.
>
Thanks, that does look a lot easier than I thought it would be. I might
give it a try. But, how do you deal with the more complicated drilling?
(buttons on
Sorry if this has been asked and answered, I couldn't find anything via
search...
I am running pCP v7.0.1, happily playing music via a hifiberry dac.
Thinking about adding Jivelite for a touchscreen experience.
Is there any way to have Jivelite only control the local squeezelite
player, and
I *think* you might need "sudo" for start and stop.
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chill wrote:
>
> I'm struggling with this - it's working flawlessly here.
>
Hi chill,
lol. Welcome to the world of software development.
Well done with your install script. Thanks for your effort.
regards
Greg
coyrls wrote:
> Great! You were ahead of me. Ignore my previous post then! Glad it's
> working, that was a tricky one.
You were right from the beginning, and yes, I think it is a bug, maybe
in the future update this issue can be resolved.
Thanks
Regards
Pommes
The Earth Has Music For
Looks like that should be recorded as a possible bug in Alsactl since it
looks like it cannot read back the file that it stored.
Perhaps worth verifying that the issue remains with latest version - but
would probably need pCP team to build a new one.
alsactl --version
alsactl version 1.2.3
Pommes wrote:
>
>
> I edited vi the asound.state, now it is working!
> Thank you so much, you made my day again!!!
Great! You were ahead of me. Ignore my previous post then! Glad it's
working, that was a tricky one.
Please can you login as tc using ssh and type "cd" to make sure you are
in your home directory, then copy everything the the code section below
and paste into your ssh session at the $ prompt (make sure that you have
everything copied, including the "%" sign at the end):
Code:
Yup, the display goes in the front and then you can put a piece in to
screw it to, but in my case it's such a snug fit I didn't have to. You
can glue strips of acrylic to make sure it stays when you want it and
you can make cross pieces to glue in the box to screw the screen to if
needed.
coyrls wrote:
> Also, rather than vi the sound.state, can you also run "cat
> sound.state", I want to see if vi is putting the escaped characters in
> or if the escapes are in the file itself. The two errors are for
> control #2 and #3 and those are the two with the special characters in
> the
coyrls wrote:
> Also, rather than vi the sound.state, can you also run "cat
> sound.state", I want to see if vi is putting the escaped characters in
> or if the escapes are in the file itself. The two errors are for
> control #2 and #3 and those are the two with the special characters in
> the
coyrls wrote:
> Sorry you can't vi that file. At the command ($) prompt just type cat
> /proc/asound/cards
Code:
tc@pCP:/var/lib/alsa$ cat /proc/asound/cards
0 [DAC]: USB-Audio - Explorer² USB DAC
Meridian Explorer² USB DAC at usb-3f98.usb-1.2, high
Also, rather than vi the sound.state, can you also run "cat
sound.state", I want to see if vi is putting the escaped characters in
or if the escapes are in the file itself. The two errors are for
control #2 and #3 and those are the two with the special characters in
the name.
Pommes wrote:
>
> the file /proc/asound/cards exists, but is empty(i did vi cards, is
> there an easier way on mac?)
>
> Thanks
> regards
> Pommes
Sorry you can't vi that file. At the command ($) prompt just type cat
/proc/asound/cards
Howard Passman wrote:
> I ended up just making a case out of black acrylic. If you have tools to
> cut the stuff with you can put one together fairly quickly. Plenty of
> room to hold the pi, etc.. The server is in there and I use the screen
> just as a display although it can be used to
wtnh wrote:
> I just got the 3.5" version working as well and noted the same thing
> about the touch calibration being upside-down. It was pretty confusing
> at first trying to set the Jivelight language to English and I kept
> getting some other language.;)
>
Yep, same here.. :D Still a bit
mr-b wrote:
> Tx. It'd be good to flag that the process is run in the background as
> the web page spins, so it's not obvious.
> Also about LMS ideally needing to be shutdown, unless it can do that
> too.
>
Printing a dot every 5 seconds is what it does. The only way to know
for sure if it
Most likely caused by a partial failure during an insitu update.
The code allows for a /home/tc/www directory, for development purposes,
but the average user should not have it. To correct it
SSH into the device.
1) First verify the presence of data in /var/www
carsten_h wrote:
>
> So forgot all what I wrote. You code is working perfectly!
That's a relief - thanks for the update! Maybe I should leave that
extra line in the script, as it makes the output more informative. To
do it properly, this line should go immediately after the definition of
chill wrote:
> I'm struggling with this - it's working flawlessly here.
Ok, I will try.
Reboot with speakers:
Code:
find SoundSticks
[ 10.89] Searching for SoundSticks with idVendor=05fc and idProduct=7849
in dmesg
[ 10.92] SoundSticks detected on
Hi Carsten
I'm struggling with this - it's working flawlessly here.
Your installation results and rules all look ok. You said "When booting
with switched on Speaker, they are working. Then switching off doesn't
switch off Squeezelite. It is still running." This suggests that the
udev rule
Paul Webster wrote:
> Please post the entire contents of your /var/lib/alsa/asound.state
> file.
> If too big then you can attach it to the forum post.
> If not too big then enclose with BBS tag [ code ] and [ /code ] but
> without the spaces.
>
>
>
> BBS tags -
coyrls wrote:
> Pommes, please can you run:
> >
Code:
> > sudo alsactl -d restore
> >
> -d is a debug option and may give us more information on the error
> message.
>
> Can you also post the contents of this file:
> >
Code:
In case it helps on the image size calc, my partition info from Resize
FS
Code:
FilesystemSize Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/mmcblk0p2 29.2G 4.0G 24.8G 14% /mnt/mmcblk0p2
5.5T 2.4T 3.0T 44% /mnt/music
I looked for another script, but there is only this one.
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and squeezelite for usb inside an argon
one case
pi3b+ (7\" display, hifiberry dac+ pro) picoreplayer with
squeezlite/jivelite for hifiberry and bluetooth headphone inside a
smartipi touch case
two airport
Hi Carsten
Thanks for checking. I'll look into that. Can you confirm that you
only have one 10-.rules file in that directory? One possible
problem is that if you have a rules file from a previous installation
still present, the one that comes first alphanumerically will take
precedence.
chill wrote:
> I've updated the script to simplify the setup process, and to improve
> the feedback that it provides, so I thought it was worth posting the
> update.
Here is my output of the script:
Code:
tc@musikbox:~$ sudo ./SQLITE-control.sh install
Squeezelite
coyrls wrote:
> Pommes, please can you run:
> >
Code:
> > sudo alsactl -d restore
> >
> -d is a debug option and may give us more information on the error
> message.
>
> Can you also post the contents of this file:
> >
Code:
TheLastMan wrote:
> This is what the tabs look like on my main page
You need to install winscp, login using user =
tc, password = piCore, and navigate to /home/tc/www in the right hand
pane to see if you have www.
https://winscp.net/eng/index.php
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Tx. It'd be good to flag that the process is run in the background as
the web page spins, so it's not obvious.
Also about LMS ideally needing to be shutdown, unless it can do that
too.
I'll see how cron works out with pcp ic.
And is there any reason why pigz.tcz isn't included by default? Why
Pommes, please can you run:
Code:
sudo alsactl -d restore
-d is a debug option and may give us more information on the error
message.
Can you also post the contents of this file:
Code:
/proc/asound/cards
This is what the tabs look like on my main page
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|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=33344|
Do you have a /home/tc/www ?
If yes - see
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111787-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-6-0-0=1008158=1#post1008158
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia,
Could this be the problem where there are two sets of web pages on the
pCP system as a result of an in-situ update?
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
Hi folks, can I refer you to a thread on LMS 8.1?
On my version of pCP 7.0.0 I do not appear to have the manual LMS
upgrade options, so can only get what I am given, which is LMS 7.9.2
THE SCRIPT:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# Script to be used by udev rules that detect when a USB DAC is connected or
disconnected,
# in order to start or stop Squeezelite
# $1 : is the script option: 'restart', 'stop', 'find' or 'install'
# $2 : is the (CARD)name of the
I've updated the script to simplify the setup process, and to improve
the feedback that it provides, so I thought it was worth posting the
update.
SHORT SETUP INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Use whatever tools you are comfortable with to create a script file
in your home directory, then paste the contents of
Hi.
I meanwhile tried some restores of the new backup images, even with the
PI being booted.
That's the process I'm running:
Code:
sudo su
filetool.sh -b && sync
if grep -q "mmcblk0p1" /proc/mounts; then umount -l /mnt/mmcblk0p1; fi
if grep -q "mmcblk0p2"
Could be but the error message refers to
Code:
alsactl: set_control:1325: failed to obtain info for control #2 (No such file
or directory)
alsactl: set_control:1325: failed to obtain info for control #3 (No such file
or directory)
...
I've just checked and, yes, Explorer 2 is actually Explorer². I wonder
if this non ascii name is causing the problem with restore.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Please post the entire contents of your /var/lib/alsa/asound.state
> file.
> If too big then you can attach it to the forum post.
> If not too big then enclose with BBS tag [ code ] and [ /code ] but
> without the spaces.
>
>
>
> BBS tags -
toupman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to install a pi with piCorePlayer on it in my main bathroom
> behind the mirror. Therefore I prepared everything and I have network,
> power and two speaker cables behind the mirror.
> The two speaker cables are ending in the ceiling where I have planed to
>
bigq wrote:
> I registered DAC going off and on, so it worked but didn't change the
> situation, thank you!I wonder if it would work with a delay between the
> commands. You could
SSH into the Pi and issue the commands in the terminal. The gap between
commands should be enough to simulate a
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