RobbH wrote:
> Thanks for the correction! I will correct my previous post to reflect
> it. So much for working from obviously faulty memory, instead of
> actually looking things up.
>
> I am very aware that most intelligent people prefer to run squeezelite
> as a service, so using the -z (not
Francy07 wrote:
> I installed with apt install squeezelite. Could I do it differently?
> How, thanks?
>
> Vincenzo
That should be good :)
Ciao Vincenco
Would you please post the following information of your install, don't
show the Mac Address: this is mine (I have some updating to do
RobbH wrote:
> I think I understand what you are saying. The terminal does not actually
> freeze, it is busy executing squeezelite. Add the -d option to your
> command. To use your example: >
Code:
> > squeezelite -o sysdefault:CARD=DragonFly -d
>
Francy07 wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> I ask if you can help me. On Ubuntu 20.04.03 Lts I have installed
> Logitech Media Server and Squeezelite. I can't select the output for
> Squeezlite (Audioquest Dragonfly Black 24 bit-96Khz). If I use the
> command "squeezelite -o (for example squeezelite
Just realised that not everyone may be familiar with using the
rpi-imager
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A re-install this morning; boots to screen, touch works, no cursor :o
A simple how to, use at your own risk, remember it's a beta thing:p
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I don't think a Material Skin Desktop will be a thing, tooo much
work,
'[image: https://i.postimg.cc/c45gK8Mn/debian-1.jpg]'
markiii wrote:
> touchscreen working?
Yes but I still have the cursor present, so the screen needs a double
tap to activate, or just click with the mouse.
It's not a proper set-up, just a "proof of concept thing" really.
It needs more work by roobarb!, he (and others, who know who they are
just installed squeezelite
'[image: https://i.postimg.cc/MTx04KSZ/squeezelite-on-jivelite.jpg]'
(https://postimg.cc/xkxbNQ8B)
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Early days yet :)
https://www.jogglerwiki.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2=5158=33058#p33058
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I don't know if pCP uses the default settings
https://github.com/mikebrady/shairport-sync/blob/master/scripts/shairport-sync.conf
Look at line #35
I think I have (previously in another thread,somewhere) read a post by
paul- say it is better to utilse the Plugin by philippe44 .
I might be
sheeple wrote:
> I have two configurations at home at the moment: A Pi3 with Digi+ Pro
> and a Pi4 with Digi+ Transformer.
>
> After I had enabled ALSA 10 band equalizer from within piCorePlayer the
> first time with the Pi3-based system, I noticed something like clipping
> when the source
ralphy wrote:
> I would recommend using *-o hw:CARD=A,DEV=0* for the output device, this
> way squeezelite knows the "true" capabilities of the device. ie. only
> supports 48Khz
>
> add *-u E* to the command line which configures squeezelite to resample
> all streams with sample rates that are
A comment from @Ralphy which I bookmarked sometime ago
Squeezelite setting
> When you use plughw: instead of hw:, the linux alsa subsystem will
> resample to a rate your sound card supports. I find the better option is
> to use hw: and add -u E to the Upsample settings field on the
>
I forgot about plughw, doh!, which plays fine for me:)
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And these are the other commands :)
Code:
tc@pCP:~$ aplay -v --dump-hw-params -D hw:CARD=A,DEV=0 -f cd /dev/zero
Playing raw data '/dev/zero' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz,
Stereo
HW Params of device "hw:CARD=A,DEV=0":
bpa wrote:
> Use the tool "alsacap" to check the difference in playback capabilities
> between the "iec958:CARD=A,DEV=0" device and the "hw:CARD=A,DEV=0"
>
> Rate issues are usually because Squeezelite reports back to LMS that
> device is native capable of the playing various output rates -
kevpar66 wrote:
> I 've been trying to set up picoreplayer recently with a digi2 pro and
> pi4b. None of the options for a player worked on the squeezelight
> options, but I have tried this same board/HAT on hifiberry OS with
> success. So I think there may be a bug with the use of this hat in
Smitty2k1 wrote:
> Yes it's a multi zone amplifier, Marantz ZS5300 and all the inputs are
> identical. Both devices are analog, 3.5mm to dual RCA.
have you tried swapping inputs?
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Smitty2k1 wrote:
> Tried them both. Iec958 caused playback to be sped up and plughw
> resulted in no audio. Thanks for trying!
>
>
> Yeah that's what I see on my end too. Much just be a lower power output.
> May find a different DAC as switching sources is quite jarring right now
Are both
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Smitty2k1 wrote:
> Thanks - it was set to 80 for L/R, I hit the 0dB button and now see it
> is set to 120. It got a little louder - my Chromecast Audio at 65%
> matches the output of the PiCorePlayer. Still not great, as I would like
> to enable ReplayGain, which will lower the volume further,
Wigster wrote:
>
> [~]> ssh tc@fiddlestix-gabinet
> tc@fiddlestix-gabinet's password:
>
and I cannot quit it using CTRL+C or anything else.
One can set the repo problem at the brh corner of pCP Main Page
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I have never used iperf3, so can'r suggest anything there.
Wigster wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an RPi3 with PCP 8.1.0 installed -- I had it running 8.0.0 with
> the same problem. I wiped and started from scratch with seemingly the
> same problem. IQAudio AMP+ sound card.
>
> PCP access over http works perfectly fine. It can access my LMS server
> fine
parkertron wrote:
>
> Will probably stick with the pi 3 for now and keep an eye on hifiberry
> forums, don't have another pi4.
Well that is one solution, but it should not be so.
Have you tried 'the hifiberry OS'
(https://www.hifiberry.com/hifiberryos/) on a sd card. that should
parkertron wrote:
> Hi, I've had much the same issue with a new Pi 4 model B and Hifiberry
> Digi2 Pro. I've completely failed to get the device recognized. Even
> tried a 2nd Digi2 Pro with exactly the same results.
>
> Finally yesterday I tried the hat in an old Pi 3 I had and all working
sheeple wrote:
> Ronnie,
> thanks for thorough troubleshooting. I did not want the hustle of
> returning a working board and have to learn this from the the dealer
> later on. Now I am confident it is not a user error.
>
> I live in Germany, a replacement will not be a problem. A 2 years
>
Thanks, and I'm sorry for the run around :)
It would appear that the board is faulty :(
piCorePlayer loads the correct overlay and does not recognise the board
hifiberry OS does not recognise the board
raspberry pi OS loads the correct overlay and does not recognise the
board
OK
There has been some cross posting :)
Please change the overlay to
Code:
dtoverlay=hifiberry-digi-pro
Save, exit and reboot
then see if the board is connected
Sorry about this this, my bad :(
Also run
Code:
aplay -l
This is the output for my digi (remember it's a different one from
yours)
> pi@raspberry:/sys/module $ aplay -l
> List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
> card 0: Headphones [bcm2835 Headphones], device 0: bcm2835
sheeple wrote:
> Thank you for your detailed instructions. I used Windows Powershell
> instead and everything was so easy!
>
> After implementing each step, the command squeezelite -1 prompted the
> following response:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> pi@raspberrypi:~ $
sheeple wrote:
> My guess was the Digi2 is not recognized and hence misrecognized as a
> Beocreate amp. Maybe Beocreate is assigned when the OS sees something,
> but all full.
>
>
> I am burning the image to the SD atm. Any manuals on how to install the
> overlay and squeezelite or is this a
I have the version of the board before the update one
> pi@raspberry:~ $ squeezelite -l
> Output devices:
> null - Discard all samples (playback) or
> generate zero samples (capture)
> hw:CARD=Headphones,DEV=0 - bcm2835 Headphones, bcm2835
> Headphones - Direct
sheeple wrote:
> I encountered a similar problem today.
>
> Digi2 on a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.5, powered by standard Pi4 power
> supply, no other connections other than SD card and Digi2.
>
> First I was using piCorePlayer 8.1.0, 64 Bit Kernel:
>
> I set the audio output to Hifiberry
jubm wrote:
> Thanks Ronnie. Unfortunately, it is a 802.11b/g/n so only 2.4Ghz. But
> I'll keep it in mind as a workaround.
> Anyone using a 5Ghz compatible dongle?
I have this one that is dual band
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I don't remember where I bought it from :confused::(:p
dmesg
> [3.875373] usb
jubm wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm running PiCorePlayer on a Pi 2B with a Netgear WiFi dongle that
> unfortunately is using one of the incompatible Realtek chips. And I was
> unsuccessful at compiling the driver unfortunately.
> Has any of you a compatible wifi dongle on PCP 8, and which model is it
>
@ WEBNICK
Do you have a suitable usb2 certified cable other than the one supplied
with the Topping ?
Can you confirm the usb connection works by connecting the Topping to
another computer ?
If you have a spare card, I would suggest the raspberry PI OS Bullseye
Lite which would allow for the
@drerd
Try
hw:CARD=E30,DEV=0 - E30
for the card output
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wLabarum wrote:
>
>
> and I wonder if a Raspberry Pi with this hat and PiCorePlayer would
> allow me to achieve the same ends as above.
>
> /QUOTE]
>
> Hi Brian, good to see you posting again. I hope the old hip is well :)
>
> I think this is a no-brainer and should be done. :p
>
> With
drerd wrote:
> Hello guys ,
>
> I have installed LMS and sqeezelite on a RPI4 in Docker containers /
> Portainer mode .
>
> However ,my LMS installation doesn`t detect the Squeezelite player . I
> tried to install also Local Player from the LMS plugins , still no
> music is heard .
>
uudruid74 wrote:
> Just ran it from their website to see what you are talking about.
>
> Hastebin is a widely used site similar to pastebin. It has no malicious
> code and VirusTotal doesn't flag it at all. Its just a paste of the
> code "hastebin
> The eddon.systems link is only flagged
@uudruid74
Just for info
VirusTotal flags both links as having malicious content :(
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Narcos wrote:
>
> I'll be adding a 2 TB SSD drive to the USB 3.0 port on the Pi server via
> usb 3.0 to Sata adapter, once I complete this whole jig.
I would do some research on this, if I were you.
Not all adapters are equal with regard to the rpi:confused:
Not so much in this, your
Narcos wrote:
> As I intend on running 2 RPI4 (server+client configuration) do I have
> to give both RPIs a seperate Static IP address? The existing Pi has
> 192.168.1.6. ?
Also assign each client squeezelite 127.0.0.1 IP to stop it going AWOL
:)
ronnie
I have no real idea of how to solve this conundrum:confused:, but that
won't stop me making some suggestions :):p
In any order:
Change the Ethernet cable / try using wireless on the pi
Download a fresh image and burn it again
Make a cron job to restart the pi (or LMS) periodically
Connect
Which version of LMS are you trying to update, surely not the one in
your signature :confused:
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Mr. Bill wrote:
> Ronnie (aka Man in a van) - Thanks for your tip, switching to the mirror
> server solved all of the issues I was having. The files loaded and
> configured without any further errors and both LMS and Samba are up and
> running.
>
> Mr. Bill
happy t
I tried installing samba and got the same response, I went to
extensions, to download the missing samba4.tcz, but got this message
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changing the repository fixed it:)
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@MrBill
try this, remove samba and reboot
change the repo to To pCP Mirror
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CJS wrote:
> Thanks paul. I did a succesful insitu update from pCP 8.0.0 to pCP 8.1.0
> on my Raspberry Pi ZeroW, and have now:
>
> SqueezeBerry | piCorePlayer v8.1.0 | www v00017 | linux 5.10.77-pcpCore
> (32) | piCore v13.1 | Squeezelite v1.9.9-1392-pCP
>
> The 'release notes'
>
Man in a van wrote:
> @hafnpin
>
> If you would like to keep the pre-amp, there are also SPDIF Hats which
> would allow use of the higher resolution inputs on the dac
>
> ronnie
I have just swapped the usb for a dac hat; the overlay is installed in
Code:
--
Update Squeezelite
> ubuntu
>
>
> Player Model: SqueezeLite
>
>
> Player Type: squeezelite
>
>
> Firmware: v1.9.9-1392
>
> Player IP Address: 192.168.1.104
>
>
> Player MAC Address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
>
>
Code:
sudo /etc/init.d/squeezelite stop
wget -O
@hafnpin
Late last night I Gave the Ubuntu image from the rpi foundation a go,
failed miserably :(:confused:
Fresh attempt this morning (after Goldilocks's porridge)
Success :):)
> Ubuntu 20.04 server download
>
> Welcome to Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS (GNU/Linux 5.4.0-1047-raspi armv7l)
Code:
hafnpin wrote:
>
> @all
>
> Thank you everyone for the help. I'm about to give up on this DAC and
> maybe buy one with better resolution via USB. Any suggestions? I've seen
> a lot of people using Toppings DACs
I would first give the new Bullseye raspberry PI OS Lite a try
@ HAFNPIN
I played with Ubuntu for raspberry pi earlier in the year, are you
running headless?
It does not have a great deal of support. I thought PulseAudio is a
default install in Ubuntu and in Raspberry Pi OS since Dec 2020
I also never install Squeezelite (or LMS, for that matter) directly
@hafnpin
I found this for your dac
> Digital Inputs:
>
> 1 digital coax (S/PDIF); 24/192k
> 1 digital optical (Toslink); 24/192k
> 1 digital USB (DAC input); 24/96k; no drivers required
so usb is limited anyway
I also found this
mcduman wrote:
> many thanks ronnie. so v8.0.0 is actually 8.1.0 now with the new kernel
> and P02 compatibility?
No I don't think so, I think they will both be "stand alone" version.
Paul will do the necessary when he has the time:)
paul- wrote:
> For those that know how to look, new pCP
mcduman wrote:
> i do not know how to look. in-situ upgrade?
what I did; Windows 10 pro desktop
go to downloads on piCorePlayer web site
decide which version
right click and copy link
paste link in a notepad or browser window
change 8.0.0 to 8.1.0
give Enter key a bash :)
ronnie
Man in a van wrote:
>
>
> I have the 64 bit image and will play more, later
>
> Thanks Paul :o
>
> ronnie
64 bit image:
netusb worked :):):)
Set the wifi and squeezelite, rebooted, .local worked first time :)
Th
paul- wrote:
> For those that know how to look, new pCP 8.1.0 images are posted. I
> just have not had time to do the documentation/announcements.
>
> Only real change to pCP is the newer kernels/firmware for the pi02W
> support. A few other minor under the hood tweaks.
I have the 32bit
Steve Agnew wrote:
> You guys must have much better eyesight and steadier hands than me.
> Ill wait for the version with soldered headers that surely must be
> coming. The performance of a Pi Zero W with chicks Python script is
> fine, so check it out for a fun remote monitor and basic
I have a Model B, Rev 000e, running pCP v 8.0.0.
> Logitech Media Server Version: 8.3.0 - 1637794470 @ Thu 25 Nov 2021
> 12:33:53 AM CET
>
> Hostname: Cirrus-Logic
>
>
Been playing this morning :)
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I had little struggle, not knowing what I was doing :confused: but got
there :cool:
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Elmar.F wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> Until yesterday TIDAL worked fine on my piCore 7.0.1 based ALLO BOSS2
> Player. Today TIDAL plays only 4 sec silently of each track and skips to
> the last track. Radio Paradise and streaming from my harddrive attached
> to the BOSS2 works fine.
>
> Can
KaPa wrote:
> Please note I am a newbie in linux. After I burned the image file of
> picoreplayer 8.0.0 (standard edition) to the SDcard (with balenaEtcher)
> I made the following:
>
> 1) I downloaded the bcm2710-rpi-zero-2.dtb file from 'here '
>
>
> Does it matter were the PI02 section is inserted between PI0 en PI4 into
> config.txt?
>
I put it second in the list, see post #20
> Does the firmware-rpi-wifi.tcz.md5.txt also need to be updated as
> firmware-rpi-wifi.tcz has changed or is it ignored?
Left as is
> Does file ownership
Vertigo1206 wrote:
> Try to do everything to the above description.
> first 2 points works without any Problem - the RPi also startet.
> But I am not able to get any WiFI connection. With "ifconfig" it doesn't
> show the WLAN adapter.
>
> to point 3)I have checked the file system on the Zero2
nycone wrote:
> I'm a newbie and I've tried a few times to follow the instructions for
> making disk that will work for Pi Zero2, but I've failed.
>
> Is there a plan to post a downloadable distro soon(ish) for the folks
> like me?
>
> Thanks
Check your PM
Just before I finish for tonight i performed the same exercise with the
Anker usb-ethernet connector;
Same result:
Code:
tc@pCP:~$ tce-load -i net-usb-KERNEL.tcz
net-usb-5.10.42-pcpCore-v7.tcz: OK
tc@pCP:~$ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002
Bus 001
paul- wrote:
> >
Code:
> >
> [ 135.456752] usb 1-1: New USB device found, idVendor=1a40,
idProduct=0101, bcdDevice= 1.11
> [ 135.456770] usb 1-1: New USB device strings: Mfr=0, Product=1,
SerialNumber=0
> [ 135.456785] usb 1-1: Product: USB 2.0 Hub
> [
Cheers Paul
This is the
Ethernet Hub and USB Hub w/ Micro USB OTG Connector
> tc@pCP:~$ lsusb
> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002
> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 1a40:0101
> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0bda:8152
>
>
> tc@pCP:~$ lsmod
> Module Size Used by
> cdc_ether
paul- wrote:
> Its clearly something with that device. I have 2 different usb network
> devices working fine. What other capabilities are in the device?
>
> The easiest way to figure this out would be to
> 1) Boot without the device plugged in. Use keyboard and monitor, or
> use wifi
> 2)
paul- wrote:
> Its clearly something with that device. I have 2 different usb network
> devices working fine. What other capabilities are in the device?
>
> The easiest way to figure this out would be to
> 1) Boot without the device plugged in. Use keyboard and monitor, or
> use wifi
> 2)
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I'm not clear what is required to boot a Zero2-W with the 32 bit image.
> My most recent attempt to boot one headless:
> 1. added a [PI02] entry in config.txt in boot partition
> 2. added an empty file netusb to boot partition
> 3. edited wpa_supplicant.conf with my WiFi
Seanf wrote:
> Haha, yes. Maybe I should pop over and rattle their cage, it's just
> across town :-) I think I will try their OS, that would tell me if the
> problem is with board itself, as surely it should work with their own
> software.
Yep, and there is a squeezelite setting :)
Let's
Hi Sean
Wait until Paul is up and had a few coffees :), see what he suggests.
In the meantime; maybe try the hifiberry OS and see if that works.
Then contact HiFIBerry again, there are quite a few complaints against
that board on their forum, most of them unanswered :confused:.
At least you
@SEAN
You can also check the board with another OS
HiFiberry OS auto-configures and has a squeezelite player
Max2Play will also configure and has squeezelite (it is not a
requirement to have a licence).
I have just tested this on my old digi-pro; select hifiberry on the m2p
front page,
SEAN@
Also, do you have the red light on the optical output ?
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Man in a van wrote:
>
>
> I'll now try a netusb again :eek:
still no joy :(:confused:
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kidstypike wrote:
> I'm pretty poor on Linux, I ssh'd into the Pi, the result from dmesg was
> about 20 miles long, no idea where to look. :confused:
at mile 19 :)
I am playing with a pi zero 2W at the moment :rolleyes:
Anyway, I plugged in a usb stick, I did NOT mount it, and ran dmesg
paul- wrote:
> It appears that any recent kernel should work. To the OS, this should
> behave like a RPI3. Possibly you might need to add The new device tree
> blob to the boot partition of your image.
>
> https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/blob/master/boot/bcm2710-rpi-zero-2.dtb
I
kidstypike wrote:
> No, it's installed on a SD card in the usual fashion, with a 1TB
> portable SSD holding my music files.
>
> The Argon M.2 case/internal SSD drive seemed an ideal way of tidying
> things up by not having a SSD drive hanging out the back of the case. :)
does it show up under
carsten_h wrote:
> This looks good!
>
> But there has to be also a solution to bring a partition map and
> filesystem to a device in piCorePlayer. But I simply dont know how.
Is the pCP os Installed on the sata m thingy ? :confused:
ronnie
carsten_h wrote:
> I didnt saw one for the Pirate Audio Board with display there which is
> the object of this thread.
The board fits on a zero, if you don't use a zero then look for a
different sort of case.
If you have a zero then you need a header,
from Pimoroni site
-
carsten_h wrote:
> I am not in the UK, but at PiHut there is no case for this board. I
> searched for many weeks but can not find anything.
This works for me
https://thepihut.com/pages/search-results?q=pi%20zero%20case_num=3
ronnie
Just to add that the working pCP 64 bit image I made this morning does
not have the firmware file added to it (doh!)
/media/pi/PCP_ROOT/tce/optional
because I forgot to do it (doh!doh!)
serendipity doo-dah :)
ronnie
carsten_h wrote:
> Is there anywhere a good looking case available (to buy) for the Pi Zero
> and a Pirate Audio Hat with display?
Look for your recommended pi reseller.
https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-zero-2-w/
In the UK I would go to The PIHut
ronnie
Paul Webster wrote:
> Do let us know when you are going to buy RPi4 so we know to hold off for
> a bit.
:):)
I have gone right off them boards :rolleyes:
I have returned three (or maybe four)
I have even had replacements for replacements and have currently two
that packed up months ago.
lozcspi wrote:
> Thanks Chill,
>
> My DAC and case isn't arriving until Thursday so I'll wait and see if
> any new images appear by then. If not I'll sort an old linux laptop
> out
Check you PM
ronnie
Man in a
I had been using an old iQuadio dac on an old pizero
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All through the Covid I thought about getting a piZeroW.
Stock was largely unobtainable, then, the week before last I bought
two...happy days :(
Thenlast week...piZero2W :rolleyes:
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ronnie
Well today I made a 64bit image and netusb works :):)
Code:
tc@pCP:~$ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0bda:8153
tc@pCP:~$ ifconfig
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:E0:97:00:2F:08
inet addr:192.168.1.101
lozcspi wrote:
> I've used the 64bit image (is this right?)
>
> Accessing on a windows PC and can only see a folder called overlays
> (drive is called PCP_BOOT)
>
> Do I create a boot folder?
use the 32 bit image
https://repo.picoreplayer.org/insitu/piCorePlayer8.0.0/piCorePlayer8.0.0.zip
paul- wrote:
>
> I see this error in both pCP and Buster. We have not packaged any
> firmwares for this chipset, but if it works under buster with the same
> error, then the firmware may not be 100% needed for function. But we
> might want to rectify that.
> >
Code:
lozcspi wrote:
> both saved in root?
In Chill's post
1 and 2 are in Boot
3 in Root
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the4anoni wrote:
> Got mine on Friday :)
> I used to play music from deezer on it via chromium and USB Sound Card
> from my logitech headphones, GUI wasn't good idea on this thing, but I
> really wanted to test it ;).
>
> Should I go with HAT DAC or USB? I want it to be cheap, for now I am
>
paul- wrote:
> When you "down" a connection, we don't have a network daemon running to
> handle changing the default route to the other connection so that is why
> you loose connectivity.
>
> The interesting thing here is why when you only have the USB ethernet
> plugged in, why doesn't it
lozcspi wrote:
> Received my Pi Zero 2 yesterday and trying to get PiCorePlayer running.
>
> Tried 32 and 64 bit images v8.0.0 but I just get a rainbow screen with 6
> short 1 long green LED flashes.
>
> Found this thread and added bcm2710-rpi-zero-2.dtb to the root and
>
I have just swapped cards and fired up the zero2W via the Anker
usb-ethernet connector, ran a few commands, ifconfig/lsusb/dmesg
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ronnie
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|Filename: Buster_Desktop_ piZero2W.txt |
Right, this install is straight out of "The Looking Glass" :eek:
This morning I made a new image with the netusb file added in the boot
partition.
It did not work:(
I configured the card for wireless and replaced the usb-ethernet
connector with a Khadas dac
That worked.
I powered down for
paul- wrote:
> Ronnie,
>
> Since Chill was able to use a usb dragonfly, likely there is not a usb
> driver issue. I also looked at the RPiOS images, they are quite old,
> based on a 5.10.17 kernel
..and supposedly those images are fine
> according to RPi.
>
> Since you are up on WiFi, can
I installed LMS v 8.3.0 without a problem :)
netusb still not working :(
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