paul- wrote:
> This is not Windows. It wont say 100% until its 100% done.
The first time I tried it I just saw a numeric % in the left corner,
which I thought was a bit feeble. Just tried another backup, this time I
see the progress bar, happy as Larry. (Who is Larry)?
Cheers.
33358
But one old thing came up. After scan of the music folder a Synology
system folder with the name "@eaDir" came up. As i remember this was an
old issue from the first versions of LMS on Synology.
Thanks for the heads up! Those were Synology specific rules, only
applied on Synology. But Docker
Thanks. Ended up wiring was correct.
I have up on the 1.3" and swapped with the .96". First try and it
worked.
Will experiment again on Sunday and hopefully return the defective 1.3"
Monday.
Cheers
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i got the same issue, i changed the PUID to 1026 on my Synology NAS,
also i recreated the folders of music and playlist again after first
start of the container and now it found the link to the folders.
But one old thing came up. After scan of the music folder a Synology
system folder
paul- wrote:
> Also fixed was when the boot disk is a USB stick.
Yes, this is working now without any problem. I mounted a second USB
stick and made a backup!
The progressbar is working fine with Safari on iPadOS!
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and squeezelite for usb inside an argon
one
kidstypike wrote:
> Just installed the new patch, made a backup no problem, assume when 100%
> is reached it's finished, it used to say "Done"?
This is not Windows. It wont say 100% until its 100% done.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
O.K. I figured out everything but what you meant by the $ ml, etc,
commands. I did find the readme file. DOH!
Howard Passman wrote:
> O.K. did the mount command and it seemed to work, but I still don't see
> "BOOT" listed in my folders.
>
> I don't understand what you mean by $ ml, etc. I
O.K. did the mount command and it seemed to work, but I still don't see
"BOOT" listed in my folders.
I don't understand what you mean by $ ml, etc. I don;t know what to do
with that.
None of the players have been insitu updated other than from 7.0.0b2 to
7.0.0 recently
When I try to download
hi Howard Passman,
A little information here:
'Can't see the boot partition'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/faq/cant_see_boot_partition/)
Code:
$ m1
$ c1
$ cat README
Should do the trick.
Are your pCP's old ones that have been
My cache...
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Howard Passman wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> Not sure what might be filling the partition up. I assumed it was just
> normal stuff. One of the devices that has the issue is just a player. No
> LMS on it. I'll check the other two.
>
> Could I get a more specific hint where
Hi Greg,
Not sure what might be filling the partition up. I assumed it was just
normal stuff. One of the devices that has the issue is just a player. No
LMS on it. I'll check the other two.
Could I get a more specific hint where the README is please.
Thanks,
Howard
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
Howard Passman wrote:
> I wanted to load an extension, but apparently there isn't enough room on
> the partition, which is 2000MB. If I resize it to full, then the backup
> takes forever. It's a 32GB card.
>
> Is there a way to increase the partition to something like 4GB?
>
> Thanks,
>
>
Howard Passman wrote:
> I wanted to load an extension, but apparently there isn't enough room on
> the partition, which is 2000MB. If I resize it to full, then the backup
> takes forever. It's a 32GB card.
>
> Is there a way to increase the partition to something like 4GB?
>
> Thanks,
>
>
I wanted to load an extension, but apparently there isn't enough room on
the partition, which is 2000MB. If I resize it to full, then the backup
takes forever. It's a 32GB card.
Is there a way to increase the partition to something like 4GB?
Thanks,
Howard
Zabizabo wrote:
> Thanks Paul but I am really far from being able to build a driver as I
> have not any knowledge in coding :D
Well there are no linux drivers for your Netgear, so no need to learn
now. Compiling the driver is the easy part. Finding a working driver
from the many
I forgot who asked about createding images when booting from USB.
That should be fixed in WWW build 00016.
Updated extensions uploaded.
Also fixed a math error when adding image size to the filename. And I
added a progress bar.curious to see how well this works on various
platforms.
Math errors have been fixed. Numbers were too big for shell math. It
was only cosmetic errors, images were still created properly. Note the
size printed on the image name is the size needed for restore. The
gzipped image will be less than that size. Also fixed was when the boot
disk is a USB
rgro wrote:
> Chill
>
> Followed your directions for script modification, and another success!
> Everything's working as expected. I'm not as brave as Carsten is, so I
> didn't try the uninstall and reinstall, but I'm going to assume that bit
> works, too.
>
> Cheers,
Excellent - I'm
carsten_h wrote:
>
> Maybe it would be better to not write anything when no DAC is found.
Ah, well, it'll be a slippery slope once I start trying to make it
robust against different types of error, rather than just
'proof-of-concept' functional :)
But you're right - that should be an easy one
Chill
Followed your directions for script modification, and another success!
Everything's working as expected. I'm not as brave as Carsten is, so I
didn't try the uninstall and reinstall, but I'm going to assume that bit
works, too.
Cheers,
Rg
System information
chill wrote:
> I've added an 'uninstall' option to the script in 'post #137'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113661-Start-restart-squeezelite-when-plug-in-USB-dac=1009335=1#post1009335),
> and I corrected a problem with trying to write to pcp_.log
> before the cardname was
paul- wrote:
> If there were drivers..I've created a couple of scripts to
> facilitate building drivers for pCP.
>
> Maintaining realtek driver source has proved to be too much time.
> Moving past pCP7, I will not be including kernel drivers for wifi chips
> that are not in-tree.
O.Kthat seems clear enough. Will give it a go latergot a foot
of snow last night to dig out from!
chill wrote:
> Yes, that's all that would be needed to get the up-to-date script. But
> you'd probably need to do some manual tidying up from the earlier script
> before using the new
this is indeed SPI device so -o7 is what you'd want and its fully
supported by the OLED library
you can override the SPI pins via the command line or wire with the SPI0
pi gpio mapping, see here:
https://pinout.xyz/pinout/spi
alternatively you can switch to the i2c interface
Code:
If there were drivers..I've created a couple of scripts to
facilitate building drivers.
Maintaining realtek driver source has proved to be too much time.
Moving past pCP7, I will not be including kernel drivers for wifi chips
that are not in-tree. However I will keep a repo with scripts
rgro wrote:
>
> 1. So, in order to incorporate all of the to-date script changes, do I
> just sudo nano the SQLITE-control.sh file and replace it with the script
> in post #137?? Save, exit, and that's all that's needed?
Yes, that's all that would be needed to get the up-to-date script. But
Man in a van wrote:
> I just realised that I have tried to use a Netgear WNDA320 with pCP
> before.
>
> Tried it again and it still doesn't work
>
>
> Just look for one that explicitly states it will work with a rpi4b and
> one that fits your criteria (either dual or single band).
>
> Also
jd68 wrote:
> Since it is already difficult to use your current wifi dongle with
> normal Linux, I am sure that it is really hard work to do the same with
> tinyCoreLinux/pCP.
>
> I use two USB wifi dongles with pCP:
>
> > > >
- Edimax EW-7811UTC
- Edimax EW-7811UAC
> > >
> The
Hi Chill...
A few questions:
1. So, in order to incorporate all of the to-date script changes, do I
just sudo nano the SQLITE-control.sh file and replace it with the script
in post #137?? Save, exit, and that's all that's needed?
2. Not that I want to, but if I have need to delete all this
Zabizabo wrote:
> Thanks for your answer. I will have a better look at the links you have
> provided but it seems that it's not so easy to use my Netgear dongle
> with Linux.
I just realised that I have tried to use a Netgear WNDA320 with pCP
before.
Tried it again and it still doesn't work
Some have a third data partition.I.e. music. They typically sync
that separately.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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I agree. The -G with power save and the software switch would really be
better than a constantly switching amp.
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Zabizabo wrote:
> Just in case. Do you have a good wifi dongle to recommand? Thanks a lot
> :)
Since it is already difficult to use your current wifi dongle with
normal Linux, I am sure that it is really hard work to do the same with
tinyCoreLinux/pCP.
I use two USB wifi dongles with pCP:
Zabizabo wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I plan to buy this streamer :
> https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/network-audio-players-rasptouch/rasptouch-i-sabre-es9038q2m-streamer-with-touchscreen-32bit-384khz-dsd128-p-12181.html
> Unfortunately, because of the aluminium enclosure, the native RPi4 wifi
> is
slartibartfast wrote:
> Did you try rebooting?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yes I tried to reboot and it doesn't change anything.
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Zabizabo wrote:
> Thanks for your answer. Unfortunately it's not working, I have this log
> message >
Code:
> > Scanning..
>
> No wifi devices found!
>
> Possible error:
>
> 1. USB wifi adapter missing - insert adapter and [Reboot].
> 2. Wifi
kidstypike wrote:
> On the pCP Wifi settings page, turn the built-in wifi off.
>
>
Thanks for your answer. Unfortunately it's not working, I have this log
message
Code:
Scanning..
No wifi devices found!
Possible error:
1. USB wifi adapter missing
paul- wrote:
> Printing a dot every 5 seconds is what it does. The only way to know
> for sure if it is successful, is to wait for the "DONE". If you leave
> the page, it will finish, but you don't know for sure when it finishes.
>
I completely missed the increasing dots on the web page!
Zabizabo wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I plan to buy this streamer :
> https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/network-audio-players-rasptouch/rasptouch-i-sabre-es9038q2m-streamer-with-touchscreen-32bit-384khz-dsd128-p-12181.html
> Unfortunately, because of the aluminium enclosure, the native RPi4 wifi
> is
Hi there,
I plan to buy this streamer :
https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/network-audio-players-rasptouch/rasptouch-i-sabre-es9038q2m-streamer-with-touchscreen-32bit-384khz-dsd128-p-12181.html
Unfortunately, because of the aluminium enclosure, the native RPi4 wifi
is not working.
I have a wifi
I've added an 'uninstall' option to the script in 'post #137'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113661-Start-restart-squeezelite-when-plug-in-USB-dac=1009335=1#post1009335),
and I corrected a problem with trying to write to pcp_.log
before the cardname was known.
Code:
slartibartfast wrote:
> If the GPIO pin only reacts to the power state of the pCP why would that
> be an issue? You can easily toggle the power button of the pCP player in
> LMS or there is the Powersave plugin that can automatically power off
> the player after a time delay.
>
Powersave is
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