paul- wrote:
> I just received a Argon case with the M.2 board. The firmware currently
> being used supports unmap trim now out of the box.
Which firmware are you speaking of? The one of the Argon case (if there
is any) or the Pi 4 firmware?
What do we have to do to use trim?
pi4 4gb picore
d6jg wrote:
> Ive also run successfully on Centos 7 and 8 and the only issue Ive
> come across is the need to symlink the Perl library
I got it running, I needed to manually install perl-Digest-MD5, I guess
I had installed a too slim server.
Though when I connected to LMS I got a 403 error be
Ive also run successfully on Centos 7 and 8 and the only issue Ive
come across is the need to symlink the Perl library
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Point of interest I just received a Argon case with the M.2 board.
The firmware currently being used supports unmap trim now out of the
box.
Nice little case, just with it would work with a POE hat. (I don't care
about the power board)
Even booting from the SSD just fine.
Get new RPI
Johan S wrote:
> Thanks. Which version of LMS do you use?
I get latest nightly with a script
Code:
Latest_LMS_Downloads=$(wget -q -O -
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/releases/nightly/stable.xml)
Latest_LMS_RPM=$(echo $Latest_LMS_Downloads | sed 's/>/>\n/g' | g
Jeff07971 wrote:
> No, no problems I have spun up many CentOS LMS servers and in fact have
> today while experimenting with AlmaLinux 8 RC1
>
> Installed and added the symlink, all worked fine
>
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo ln -s /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/Slim /usr/lib64/
Johan S wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone managed to get Squeezeboxserver running on CentOS v7 or 8
> x84_64?
>
> In my experience CentOS 7/8 expects /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/Slim in
> /usr/lib64/perl5/vendor_perl. But even after creating a symbolic link I
> have issues. Has anyone solved this?
>
Hi,
Has anyone managed to get Squeezeboxserver running on CentOS v7 or 8
x84_64?
In my experience CentOS 7/8 expects /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/Slim in
/usr/lib64/perl5/vendor_perl. But even after creating a symbolic link I
have issues. Has anyone solved this?
Regards, Johan
trythat wrote:
> Have you thought of using Docker, especially as you say you don't need
> Jivelite ? There is a great image available now, it's what I use on my
> server. As you can run docker on a PI, I would think most thin clients
> would work well.
I do need Jivelite but not a touchscreen
I hadn't made the script executable, step 2 in your post above. As soon
as I did that with chmod it's working as expected, which is brilliant !
Thanks ! I now have auto brightness for just £2.50, what a bargain. I do
love this community. Cheers jd68
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ralphy wrote:
> KEY_U can be used for mute with Jivelite.
Thanks Ralphy it works fine.
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ralphy wrote:
> KEY_U can be used for mute with Jivelite.
What, you mean line 38 in jivekeys :D:D:D
Sorry missed that, only saw the line above !
Thanks Ralphy
@Diode84
Code:
# table: philips, type: RC-5
0x458 KEY_UP
0x459 KEY_DOWN
0c45b KEY_RIGHT
0x45a K
Yes, Installer scripts dont work cross platform. Python dependancies
can be a bit tricky, but pip3 using the user flag to install packages
to your user .local directory works easily.
Ive even built numpy on a pizero for the automation hat Display.
If you want some help with getting it going,
Jeff07971 wrote:
> >
Code:
> >
> table: philips, type: RC-5
> 0x458 KEY_UP
> 0x459 KEY_DOWN
> 0c45b KEY_RIGHT
> 0x45a KEY_LEFT
> 0x45c KEY_ENTER
> 0x42c KEY_PLAYPAUSE
> 0x483 KEY_MINUS
> 0x482 KEY_EQUAL
>
> >
>
> I don't thi
Have you thought of using Docker? There is a great image available now,
it's what I use on my server. As you can run docker on a PI, I would
think most thin clients would work well.
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diode84 wrote:
> Jeff you are a star.
> It's all working now perfectly.
> Thank you very much.
You're welcome
jeff
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DJanGo wrote:
> Honestly USB STICKS are NOT MADE for this.
But SD-cards are?
The second one I used one time to flash piCorePlayer, then wrote the
settings. I think I made three or four updates and that's it. Then it
was used three months without writing anything to it. This should be bad
for a
Honestly USB STICKS are NOT MADE for this.
https://www.heise.de/ct/hotline/Flash-Haltbarkeit-296140.html
> Einige mögliche Verfahren wären jedoch: Häufig benutzte Adressen werden
> nach einer gewissen Anzahl von Schreibvorgängen einfach auf andere
> Blöcke umgeleitet. Bereiche, denen der Chip ni
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