alayer wrote:
> @Krisbee I think you're right - there must be a stupid, simple error I
> made somewhere, but I can't find it. In #51 there is only:
>
>
> >
Code:
> > EDIT: Tried it again. Now it works! Thanks alot!
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alayer wrote:
> 1. I built lms in lms_build jail, using RichieB script
> (https://github.com/RichieB2B/lms-freenas ).
> After 30 minutes - success!
> >
Code:
> > Building complete! The result is in
/tmp/LMS/logitechmediaserver-7.9.0-FreeBSD.tar
> root@build_lms:/usr/
phanter wrote:
> Oh man Copy and paste without thinking..
> Never thought of that. Yes the user is set correctly.
> this is the final output..
>
> >
Code:
> > /var/lib/dpkg/info# /usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver --user squeezeboxserver
--group nogroup --debug
> Async:
phanter wrote:
> >
Code:
> > root@DMW-NAS:/var/log/squeezeboxserver# touch
/var/log/squeezeboxserver/server.log
> root@DMW-NAS:/var/log/squeezeboxserver# chown -R squeezeboxserver:nogroup
/var/log/squeezeboxserver/
> root@DMW-NAS:/var/log/squeezeboxserver# ls -l /v
I have OMV running in Vbox as a test, but cannot reproduce your error.
I downloaded LMS directly
Code:
root@omv-vm:/# wget -c
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/7.9/sc/c558cb2/logitechmediaserver_7.9.1~1509357021_amd64.deb
last ste
Any one of netstat, ps, top, htop at the CLI should confirm if LMS is
running and on what ports on your system. Jessie/OMV uses systemd so
it's better to use systemctl commands, e.g. systemctl status
logitechmediaserver, systemctl restart logitechmediaserver, etc.
Assuming you have enabled ssh a
PasTim wrote:
> So I thought I should start afresh, having probably mucked something up.
> I downloaded everything again starting with empty folders.
>
> Imagine my surprise when having entered
> "PERL_524=/opt/perl-5.24.3-LMS/bin/perl5.24.3 ./buildme.sh &>
> buildme.log" I find it has built 5.2
Thanks to the info posted in this thread, and RichieB git files, I was
able to build LMS in a FreeNAS jail without problem. Took the short-cut
to use a single jail to both build and test run LMS. Tested the LMS
port in another jail, and it builds without error. I feel far more
confident now tha
Thanks for posting this. I recently got in a mess trying build a
self-contained LMS on devuan after finding the standard DEB file refused
to install. Mismatch between perl modules and binaries and finally an
out of date perl module. Resorted to an earlier branch to get LMS built.
Clearly, I didn'
These two vids give a good impression of the direction of FreeNAS
Jordan Hubbard - FreeNAS 10: Challenges of building a modern Enterprise
Storage Appliance on FreeBSD: https://youtu.be/W0hrlsIVst0
Jordan Hubbard - FreeNAS 10 @ BayLISA: https://youtu.be/UpO1YUG8S6c
The underlying complexity has
RichieB wrote:
> The port you pointed to is from October 2016 which is not bad, but I
> like to be able to choose what LMS version I run. With the script I
> posted creating a working LMS version for FreeNAS is very easy (just
> takes a little compilation time).
>
> The problem with iohyve (and
I'm a FreeNas/FreeBSD novice who mostly uses linux and have not tried
the instructions in this thread or RichieB's build script. But this
port may provide an alternative:
https://www.freshports.org/audio/logitechmediaserver/ I installed this
port in a FreeBSD 11 VM and it works. I think I read
kolossos4730 wrote:
> Official Raspberry Pi Display up and running with v1.21a. This is with a
> RasPi 2 and a HifiBerry DAC+.
>
> Nothing special needed; just enabled JiveLite on the Tweaks page, select
> the Joggler skin and quit JiveLite to save the settings. Only the touch
> function of the
Lestrad wrote:
> Thanks, that worked great. 'This post '
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104146-Command-Line-Interface-basics-%28Windows-box%29&p=829044#post829044)shows
> exactly what I did.
>
> However when I re-started LMS, I got this message:
>
>
> Sep 04 05:49:40 soa-wandb
Lestrad wrote:
> Hello. It seems that the real solution to the LMS CLI not understanding
> accented characters is to go into the start script and add a "--charset"
> switch. Can someone point me in the right direction as to how to do
> that?
>
> TIA
Do you mean adding a switch to the systemd lo
soundcheck wrote:
> As a matter of fact.
> I' used to turn off pretty much all HW peripherals (WLAN, Nand, BT, IR,
> SPDIF. Audio GPU, not used USB ports...) off anyhow.
> I2S is not easily accessible - afaik - onboard SPDIF and audio - hmmh -
> does anybody really want to use these??.
>
> ..
soundcheck wrote:
> Can't confirm that. My Cubitruck setup works better then ever and beats
> all mi PI(2)s.
> Meanwhile I managed to get the mainline kernel and the new device-tree
> handling (replaced script.bin) pretty much under control.
> I'm running now a stock ARCH, LMS from AUR, squeezel
ian_heys wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> With my skills and declining ability to learn I fear option 6 may be the
> way I eventually go but for now it's still working.
Well, with the packages in JackOfAll's repo, using Fedora 22 is maybe
the least line of resistance. It could be as simple a
poing wrote:
> Not trying to steer the discussion too far off-topic... But, as I've
> come to the same conclusion, let me ask: Is there a better alternative
> for the Cubie?
Not seen anything other than what I posted two months ago @ #1483 -
https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDe..._SD_card_imag
ian_heys wrote:
> I've hit problems after two recent SOA updates, one to sudo and one to
> ssh so:
>
> I've migrated my Rapberry Pi - Rev B (Not +) to max2play but it's not an
> option for the wandboard quad - any ideas for minimal OS with local
> player, VNC, SSH, Full HDMI and USB Audio?
AFAI
soundcheck wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Not sure if this affects anybody. Anyhow. I'll talk a bit about my
> findings. This relates to my Cubietruck and an ARCH minimal
> installation.
>
>
You might have saved yourself some time if you'd had read some previous
posts re: the cubietruck and SOA. See my #1
Lestrad wrote:
> Logitech Media Server version 7.9 has been working fine for several
> months on a Wandboard running SoA and a ReadyNAS NV+ as server, then
> suddenly it stopped. I can't get the SoA interface to start LMS, nor can
> I start it by entering the address in the browser manually. So I
poing,
Now I've had a chance to do a bit googling, the situation with the
Cubietruck using Archlinux ARM and SOA seems to be this:
(1) Triodes' Cubietruck installer is now out of date. It was built to
use the old sunxi kernel, patched for 24bit spdif, and a boot mechanism
(u-boot) that required
poing wrote:
> Krisbee,
>
> Many thanks! I wasn't aware of those threads. I'll start over.
I might have missed the obvious, but assuming your cubietruck is
actually booting, did you try to load any of the sound modules using
modprobe as root? E.g.:
Code:
-
poing wrote:
> Bump. Ideas on the no-sound issue on the Cubie? '#1453'
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?101624-Announce-Squeeze-on-Arch-developer-version&p=821307&viewfull=1#post821307)
The Cubietruck is a problem right now for two reasons. (1) Triode's
installer includes some now
soundcheck wrote:
> Hi there.
>
> I'm looking into updating the RPI installer to RPI2 installer image. Not
> sure if anybody over here has looked up what Triode is doing during the
> installation.
>
> A nice challenge.
>
> I replaced pretty much all armv6 binaries with armv7 type. I also had
t the SoA project won't die before it
> really started.
>
> Unfortunately the community is not supporting Triode very much in
> maintaining and advancing SoA as it seems to me (that includes, beside
> optimizations, documentation/website etc.).
> That keeps SoA in a state whe
soundcheck wrote:
> Small or big difference !?!? There are differences at no extra cost.
> Actually these are improvements.
> And to me even 5% is a nice bonus.
>
> I never said anything about soundquality.
>
> The main target is to improve system efficiency. And this not in
> absolute terms.
atrocity wrote:
> I wonder if there's a way to check if 100% volume is really 100%...when
> I used OrangeSqueeze as a controller for the Pi, it said the volume was
> really only at 97 despite the web interface saying it was locked at
> 100%. When I used OrangeSqueeze to increase it to 100, OS th
soundcheck wrote:
> Thx for confirming.
>
> Great feature for those DACs that offer internal volume control.
>
> Triode gets pretty much everything under control. Pretty amazing.
>
> I highly appreciate all his efforts.
Still hoping Triode will return to these parts one day. Of course, thi
soundcheck wrote:
> Hi folks.
>
> Is there an explanation how the -V option that's been introduced with SL
> 1.8 works?
>
> From what I understand it gives direct access to alsamixer controls.
>
> Is it correct that if I configure
>
> e.g. "-V "
>
> where "Speaker" is the control label as
Chunkywizard wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I've been trying to set up SoA on a Wandboard with no network connection
> once setup has been completed (this is to do a Squeeze demo where there
> is no network). I want Logitech Media Server and JiveLite working with
> the library on SD card. I found when I
atrocity wrote:
> Thank you for posting so many details!
>
> If I had a functioning brain, I'd have mentioned that I run three
> different Wandboard Quads and they all exhibit the same problem, which
> leads me to believe the issue is upstream somewhere and
> Wandboard-specific.
>
> It seems li
kidstypike wrote:
> Thanks, re-installed on a new SD card, all working fine now.
Glad your back up and running. Enjoy the sounds.
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kidstypike wrote:
> No worries, I've got other LMS servers I can use if/while I re-install.
>
> Do I use the same link in post #1 in this thread for the cubox image?
>
> Thanks
>
> George
You can get the installer from here:
https://github.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-installers
https://github.com/
kidstypike wrote:
> I'm not sure what you're asking me to confirm, but I used one of the
> installer images from the first post initially, and updated all a month
> later.
That image shows your install is out date. You must have missed an
annoucement near the year's beginning that changes to th
simoh wrote:
> Hello. I had to clone soa-aur into /aur for the update button to
> appear.
>
> Simon.
Yes, but you had installed SOA on an Odroid, presumely without using one
of Triode's installer images. I would expect the install on a cubox
created the correct directories and special user "au
kidstypike ,
Any idea what activities you carried out on SOA before the lose of the
"update" feature happened?
Do you leave your device running 24/7? You didn't say if the problem
presists after a reboot. Rather than reboot, you could just restart the
soa-web.service at the command line:
Code
kidstypike wrote:
> Thanks Krisbee, code doesn't seem to be there:
>
> >
Code:
> > var log_xhr;
> function update_log(id, url, lines) {
> var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
> if (xhr) {
> xhr.onreadystatechange = function() {
&
kidstypike wrote:
> Any reason why I no longer see an "Update" button for my SoA on a
> Cuboxi4pro? It used to be there.
>
> Everything works fine otherwise.
>
> Thanks
Does this problem persist after a reboot?
The program that displays the SOA web pages uses a number of HTML
templates. Con
atrocity,
Hitting the update button triggers soa-update-all.sh, which you can see
here:
https://github.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-aur/blob/master/soa-update-all.sh
These git commands are executed early on:
Code:
git checkout HEAD -- $(git ls-files -m)
git pull
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atrocity wrote:
> I can't tell from the images, but is your LMS really updating? If so,
> have you edited repositories somewhere? In my situation, the automatic
> update from the web GUI works fine to update Arch, but the LMS version
> hasn't changed in months. It pulls everything in, then say
soundcheck wrote:
> Just installed an Arch Minimal and SoA (from GIT) on a Pi2. Works
> nicely.
> But it needs some Linux knowledge to get going.
> What all descriptions I came across seem to lack, is a note about how to
> set up the "aur" user and the related home (/aur).
> Several mods inside
atrocity wrote:
> I apologize if this has already been asked and answered, but I can't
> find it.
>
> Is there a simple and safe way to update LMS on an SoA installation on a
> Wandboard Quad? This was initially done easily via the web interface,
> but with Triode taking a break there hasn't be
praganj wrote:
> Tried to install soa on small Zotac with quad atom running with Linux
> Arch. User aur was not there, so i created /aur and just copied
> /etc/passwd, shadow, group and sudo users from existing soa on Pi, than
> i have copied soa installation with git, than i am doing "su - aur",
adrian0115 wrote:
> Just wanted to say that I'm looking to try SqueezeOnArch and have a
> similar problem with what you're encountering. My current setup is as
> follows:
>
> Cubox-i4pro LE (1.2ghz)
> Volumio 1.55
> Dragonfly 1.0 (with Dragontail extender)
>
> When I connect the Dragonfly to t
badboygolf16v wrote:
> I was looking for some advice on USB DAC setup using SoA on a Wandboard
> Quad.
>
> I am trying to use a Wandboard Quad with Squeezelite via USB into an
> Epiphany Acoustics EHP-O2Di (NwAvGuy ODAC). I'm using the USB host port
> on the Wandboard and the setup only works wi
Owen Smith wrote:
> So what would you prefer people say when there are postings asking where
> Triode is and how he's doing?
>
> And the legal issues around the old project are not known at all, we
> don't have a clue what they actually are. All that is known is that one
> person has stated ther
Owen Smith wrote:
> If he's well enough to push out two updates to a plugin, he's well
> enough to login once and post that he's got health problems and will be
> reducing his contributions. No, ill makes little sense. It's something
> else, either he needs a break or one has been enforced. I wou
Owen Smith wrote:
> No-one knows, many have asked that question. He's still alive though,
> because he has been updating an alpha test version of his BBC iPlayer
> plugin on his test repository. No other software of his seems to have
> any work done, at least which is publicly available.
Had it
soundcheck wrote:
> Hmmh.
>
> What you say is that the basic SoA OS setup (fixing the SD card and
> installing a basic Arch OS incl. user,etc) is not working.
> And all the pre-build binaries and SoA apps that usually get downloaded
> later on during installation are working.
>
> Is it correct
soundcheck wrote:
> Ah. Ok. Havn't been around for a while. Didn't know RPI2 is (still) not
> supported.
> Fair enough. Thx.
Depends what you mean by supported. If the question is can SOA work on a
RPI2, then the answer is yes. If the question is about an automated
install process for the RPi2
Man in a van wrote:
> I think I saw mention of someone, somewhere, doing that.
>
> Apparently one has to download a basic image and then run the manual
> install.
>
> I have a rpi2 but don't have the knowledge, as I tried reading the
> instructions and got lost with something about aur (I think
soundcheck wrote:
> Hi folks.
>
>
> Is anybody running SoA on a RPI 2 ??
>
> I'm wondering how the Pi2 performs in comparison to the PI B+ regarding
> server duties.
>
>
> Cheers
I would have thought the qualitative answer to your question was
obvious. I seem to remember JackofAll did so
Owen Smith wrote:
> The "it" is the inbuilt firewall/dhcp/web browser interception/wifi/dns
> proxy/everything including the kitchen sink that current routers claim
> to be able to do. Mine crashes and reboots itself a couple of times a
> day. The less of its features I use, the more stable it be
steve-g wrote:
> No still not browsable in windows - I've an old machine with linux
> (Ubuntu) so I powered this up - this finds the share with no problem but
> the name was shown as "PI-MEDIA" (with the quotes) - I've edited the
> samba config:
>
> workgroup = "STEVES"
> netbios name = "PI-MED
Owen Smith wrote:
> Yes but they're not very good at it. And the built in DNS proxy in home
> routers is usually diabolical, it caused me no end of problems until I
> switched to a Pi running dnsmasq as my local DNS proxy.
We're straying OT here. But what is the "it" they are not good at? I've
bakker_be wrote:
> My bad, didn't read thoroughly enough :)
> That said, Win7 is notorious for not seeing Linux shares :(
Windows 7 Virtual Machine - workgroup HOMELAN
Debian 7 Virtual Machine - workgroup VWRKGRP - samba version 3.6
Arch SOA on x86-64 virtual machine - workgroup WORKGROUP - sa
bakker_be wrote:
> You're right, they don't *have* to be, but it is the quickest way ;)
See #1368 above Steve-g said:
>
> I've set the Samba workgroup to be the same as the PC's workgroup but
> can't get any of my PCs (desktop and laptop) to see the Samba share (The
> PCs run Windows 7 64bit i
bakker_be wrote:
> Are both devices in the same workgroup? That's what windows uses to
> determine what to show in the file browser ...
Not true, they don't have to be in same workgroup. Far more likely the
culprit is the samba config. Comment out these lines, like so:
Code:
-
Looks OK. What about just doing a "network refresh" in Windows
explorer? (It might take a couple of goes)
Otherwise, is netbios enabled in your Windows?
Check Services Computer Browser and TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper are running
Click "Start" -> Type "Services" -> Click "Services"
Find "Computer Br
steve-g wrote:
> I've just tried mapping it as a network drive (z:) and that works OK -
> so it's just(?) a matter of why the file browser can't see it!
On your RPI, what's the output of:
Code:
systemctl status nmbd.service
Does the samba
steve-g wrote:
> I have SoA running LMS on a Pi model B+ and have a USB HD attached via a
> powered hub and am trying to get Samba to work.
>
> I have changed the mount point to /share_rw rather than /mnt/disk1 that
> I had initially (after reading through this thread) and turned on Samba
> serv
surfek wrote:
> Hi Krisbee - great thanks. Tried to reinstall, but now I get "SSL
> routines:SSL3_GET_RECORD:decryption failed or bad record" error:
> >
Code:
> >
> :: Retrieving packages ...
> downloading jivelite-r76.de07c79-1-ar
bobertuk wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> I tried something I've not done before...
>
> SOA-web update 'full clean'
>
> And it solved the problem. Updates now work - I don't know what 'full
> clean' actually does but it's obviously something useful.
Bob,
Glad you're back to the music. Th
bobertuk wrote:
> Any script experts out there?
>
> I've been trying to use SOA-web update on Cubox-4i over the last couple
> of days and the script now fails partway through with...
>
>
> ==> Extracting sources...
> -> Creating working copy of 7.9 git repo...
> fatal: Cannot update paths and
bernid wrote:
> Thans for replay.
> I installed Arch on BBB again and will investigate issue with pluging
> USB devices (including wiFi usb dongle).
>
>
> I followed instruction from post 1 this thread regarding manual
> installation without issues. eg installed Arch on BBB and then SOA .
>
>
bernid wrote:
> Hi,
> I installed SOA on eMMC flash on-board BeableBone Black (BBB) . And all
> worked fine until I pluged to BBB USM wifi module (TL-WN725N).
> I lost LAN connection. Now I can only log into BBB using serial cable.
> See log below:
> >
Code:
> > U-Boo
surfek wrote:
> Thanks Krisbee for your help.
> It turned out that I had some problems with the SD card, used different
> card and SoA installed :)
>
> I installed jivelite, but then unistalled it (got problems with skin and
> thought it will be faster to reinstall it and
Ralphy,
My impression is a lot of people run picoreplayer on a headless setup.
Have you given any thought to a configuration that runs jivelite on a
virtual framebuffer with Xvfb which you could connect to via vnc? So,
potentially you could get jivelite displayed on a tablet for example,
rather
surfek wrote:
> Hi,
>
> yesterday I've tried new install - downloaded latest image for dual.
> Install started, got message on the web gui "reload browser" - I am not
> able now to access web gui, ssh or even ping does not work.
> Any hints?
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Michal
I had a look at the
scrarfussi wrote:
> cant seem to upgrade squeezelite
>
> makepkg: invalid option '--asroot'
> makepkg: invalid option '--asroot'
> makepkg: invalid option '--asroot'
> makepkg: invalid option '--asroot'
> makepkg: invalid option '--asroot'
> makepkg: invalid option '--asroot'
More details plea
chrissy wrote:
> Hi,
> yesterday evening, I built a custom kernel, but now the system doesn't
> boot anymore. Since I don't have a hdmi screen, I don't know why. There
> are still a lot of bugs, sorry. I don't know, if it was a good idea to
> take a rolling release system like arch linux as a bas
Man in a van wrote:
> Well, more Good News (week) (I once met the C&clay drummer), no,
> cubietruck is playing.
>
> I found time tonight to do a fresh install of the previous image that
> Chris advised me about and everything is working.
>
> Installed and configured LMS v7.9 nightly, scanned th
chrissy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> it is up and running. After starting over again, I only changed the
> script.bin file and loaded the module and wifi worked. I changed the
> line bcmdhd in /etc/modules-load.d/cubie.conf to ap6210 and the module
> is loaded at boot an wifi starts up.
> Now I have to figu
chrissy wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> I put the corrected download url for the firmware into the install
> image, it downloaded correctly but wifi is not up. Inserting the ap6210
> module manually via modprobe results in : Operation not permitted. The
> wifi device does not show up in the ip link list.
JackOfAll wrote:
> For ap6210 firmware, there are several versions of the files floating
> around. The files you want to be using are located here...
>
> http://dl.cubieboard.org/public/Cubieboard/benn/firmware/ap6210/
>
> (Hopefully Triode is also using the ap6210 kernel module rather than the
JackOfAll wrote:
> For ap6210 firmware, there are several versions of the files floating
> around. The files you want to be using are located here...
>
> http://dl.cubieboard.org/public/Cubieboard/benn/firmware/ap6210/
>
> (Hopefully Triode is also using the ap6210 kernel module rather than the
chrissy wrote:
> Hi,
> I found something strange, the wireless interface button is missing. On
> my other cubietruck it is there.
> Any ideas?
> Greets
> Chris
This is standard SOA behaviour when no wireless interface exits on the
system SOA is running on.
Code:
chrissy wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> I applied the changes and tested almost everything. It works. Later I
> will upload the Image to the server of my german tube-HiFi Forum and
> post the link here, so that users without a running linux box will be
> able to install soa on cubietruck, if that is ok w
Man in a van wrote:
> Good News:
>
> With help from Chris I have managed to install SoA on my Cubietruck.
> Also LMS v7.8.0.
>
> Bad News:
>
> When I clicked on the Squeeze Server Web Interface I got the web gui but
> before I could do any configuration I lost network connection.
>
> I instal
Man in a van wrote:
> Krisbee, I will try this later in the week.
>
> I have just spent 3hrs trying to make a live Linux usb stick to do it.
>
> Something must be going wrong as two different OS's and two different
> methods of making the distro don't work.
>
mherger wrote:
> > We seem to have posted around the same time. WTF is going on?
>
> Hey, I'm sorry for your heart attack... must have been me f..ing it up
> when I tried to delete one of my postings. I remember this happened once
>
> before. And I should have known better not to even try this
We seem to have posted around the same time. WTF is going on?
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Am I hallucinating, where's the giant long running squeeze on arch
thread gone?
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?101624-Announce-Squeeze-on-Arch-developer-version
Only getting invalid thread. Explanation please!!
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Man in a van wrote:
> Well,
>
> I have tried another install and SSH'd into the cubietruck, but then
> realised I did not knowthe command line instruction to see what was
> happening.:mad:
>
> I have attached a copy of the text displayed during the install (must be
> similar, I would think) and
steve-g wrote:
> I think there might be a configuration issue with SOA and the wandboard
> quad ethernet port - my music files are stored on a readynas and I'm
> running LMS on the wandboard - it works fine with 16bit 44.1kHz files
> but won't play hi-res files without re-buffering (playing to a
vinodt1347 wrote:
> Took the easy way out. Re-installed SOA on the sd-card :)
Wiil the problem return? I forgot, doesn't the Wandboard have two SD
card slots? Swap the one in the OS slot, install again as you have, then
load the defective(?) SD card back into the second slot so you can mount
it
chrissy wrote:
> Hi krisbee,
> I think I kept it and tried it out when I did post 1106 but at this time
> it didn't work anymore. I suppose something in the installation of arch
> Linux must have changed. I use arch Linux for the first time, so I don't
> know much a
vinodt1347 wrote:
> Hi,
> The display with HDMI is the login display but I cannot login as there
> is no keyboard.
> Also below is what happens during the ping. Its not quite right too.
> ..
Time to buy a cheap usb keyboard and/or rs232 to usb cable and learn how
to use minicom/screen. ( e.g:
ht
vinodt1347 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I had the wandboard working properly till today. All of a sudden, the
> website does not display, not able to SSH into the wandboard either.
> Ping works and I do see a display when connecting HDMI to a TV.
>
> Any pointers? This did happen a few times and had correc
Man in a van wrote:
> Install on raspberry B+ and on hummingboard is auto reboot into the web
> gui
>
>
> Ronnie
Thanks, I can see that now. See my post #1296 above.
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chrissy wrote:
> Hi
> But in a earlier version it installed. I have a version up and running.
> It updates everything and seems to be getting more stable, although it
> is still a way to go to get the stability of the Slovenia Image.
> Frequent reboots, especially after updates. The Slovenia Ima
Re: Cubietruck SOA install failure.
If you use Triode's Cubietruck install image
https://github.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-installers/raw/master/soa-image-cubietruck.img.zip,
then a script runs called "create-sdcard-soa-cubietruck.sh", part of
which is to build a first boot script and systemd servi
Man in a van wrote:
> Well,
>
> I have tried another install and SSH'd into the cubietruck, but then
> realised I did not knowthe command line instruction to see what was
> happening.:mad:
>
> I have attached a copy of the text displayed during the install (must be
> similar, I would think) and
bernid wrote:
> Hi,
> I have problem with squeezelite high cpu usage (96%) after finishing
> planing (eg playlist).
> I use SoA (squeezelite) with Raspberry Pi B+:
> >
Code:
> > NAME="-n RPI"
> AUDIO_DEV="-o hw:CARD=ALSA"
> ALSA_PARAMS="-a 120:4::"
> MAX_RATE="-r
Lestrad wrote:
> Well, since I couldn't scan my collection and consequently couldn't play
> any music through my Squeezebox, I decided to try uninstalling and
> reinstalling LMS 7.9. When I do, this happens:
>
>
> error: inflate: data stream error (incorrect data check)
> error: failed to read
Man in a van wrote:
> It's a dead parrot :p
You need to connect to the cubietruck via SSH and monitor the install
from the beginning to gain some idea of what is happening. You say it's
dead - but have you attached a monitor/keyboard to your cubietruck,
rebooted etc, to see what happens?
Man in a van wrote:
>
>
> The process runs through stage one and two; there is a message to
> refresh the browser web page, and then there is nothing, the Cubietruck
> just drops clean off the network. :o
>
> Any suggestions by anyone (especially Triode, Please, please,please!).
>
> atb
>
>
Lestrad wrote:
> So the rpcbind service will start all by itself?
>
> I see your point - I'll be writing via the NAS, to which I have rw
> access via Windows. The Wandboard needs only read access.
>
> Oh yes, the CIFS share mounts. But I was told it would be better to
> mount it as NFS. I'll h
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