von-Ah wrote:
>
> I know there are tons of variables here, and I don't know if I'll find
> the root cause, so I want to ask: Is there a plugin or command string
> that I can use/write to restart all squeezelite players on the server at
> the same time?
You could set cron on all of the devices
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Is it a one wire device?
>
> Have you loaded the appropriate w1-.tcz extension?
The DHT11/DHT22 family are not one-wire devices. They can be
bit-banged, from either the kernel (if you have the drivers) or from
userspace.
Turns out doing it from userspace works just
Is it a one wire device?
Have you loaded the appropriate w1-.tcz extension?
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Thanks -- yes, I already have config.txt configured correctly, with:
"dtoverlay=dht11,gpiopin=24". There are no mentions of the overlay (or
the string "dht" in the kernel log.
But you did send me off to do more searching.
I've been assuming that I want to use the kernel driver for the DHT
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Thanks "repeat" for reporting your success!
>
> I had forgotten you needed to set a fake MAC address for each
> squeezelite occurrence.
I tried with and without a mac address. The device would show up on the
server but no other devices saw it nor android squeezplayer app.
Use [Main Page] in [Beta] mode > [Extras] > "Overlays README" to confirm
DHT11 overlay is available and what params to use.
Add "dtoverlay=dht11,xxx" to config.txt--see "'Edit config.txt'
(https://picoreplayer.gitlab.io/pCP-docs/how-to/edit_config_txt/)"
Reboot and check for messages in dmesg,
Thanks "repeat" for reporting your success!
I had forgotten you needed to set a fake MAC address for each
squeezelite occurrence.
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bengaldave wrote:
> Hello, This is an old thread but...,
>
> is this still the preferred method to get more than 1 squeezelite
> playing?
> Thanks
>From what I can tell yes. I set mine up in a script file with the
following.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# Sound Devices - m
I'm having a surprising amount of trouble finding the (presumably!)
pre-built dht11 and industrialio kernel modules, which are needed for a
DHT22 temperature sensor I'd like to add to one of my pCP boards.
The DHT11 is supported by a dtoverlay, so I'd be surprised if the
driver's dependencies w
