chill wrote:
> I'm hoping someone can tell me how to resize a disk image. Here's my
> problem:
>
> I created a bootable USB by writing an image file using 'Etcher' on my
> Macbook. The source image ('this one'
> (https://jwills.co.uk/files/joggler/ubuntu_base_14.04-v1.6-ext4.img.gz))
> requir
mherger wrote:
> > Linux.pm and Debian.pm do not redefine canRestartServer
>
> Oh, you're right. On Debian the --norestart startup parameter is
> applied, because there's the _safe watchguard. I guess that could be
> improved...
>
> --
>
> Michael
If it's possible to get LMS restart workin
paul- wrote:
> Unix.pm should have set canRestartServer to 1. But if something turned
> that off, then you won't see it.
>
> Edit your server.prefs to be sure this is still set to 1
I'm not home at the moment so can't check. Is unix.pm and server.prefs
part of the LMS installation?
1 x Touc
mherger wrote:
> > Yeah I understand that. I want to restart LMS without needing any
> > password. I know it's possible but can't figure it out.
>
> Doesn't LMS give you the restart prompt after updating the plugins?
>
> --
>
> Michael
With Ubuntu it always says LMS will need to be restarte
Yeah I understand that. I want to restart LMS without needing any
password. I know it's possible but can't figure it out.
1 x Touch
1 x Radio
1 x Boom
1 x Intel- NUC server/player running LMS 7.91 on Ubuntu 16.04
1 X Odroid-XU4 server/player running LMS 7.91 on Ubuntu 16.04
WaveIO USB into Lav
I've just set up LMS on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (on an Intel NUC) and I'm
trying to get LMS to restart after installing plugins. I've been
using...
service logitechmediaserver restart
which works fine but it insists on requiring the root password.
Is there any way of stop/start/restart LMS without n
kesey wrote:
> After a recent update (October 2015) to my Archlinux and LMS files on my
> Wandboard Quad, I could no longer connect via Samba to the USB hard disk
> containing my music files attached to my Wandboard. (I was trying to
> connect from various Windows 10 64 bit computers).
>
> If yo
WARNING.
I recently had problems with updates through SoA-web and SSH so please
be aware that this may kill your SoA installation on Cubox and maybe
other systems! My Cubox is a Cubox-i4.
Update will try to install new 'uboot' and 'linux' modules...
uboot-cubox-i
linux-imx6-Cubox-dt
If e
atrocity wrote:
> But supposedly my system has 5.20.2, not 5.22...or maybe what shows as
> 5.20.2 is what we've been calling 5.22?
>
> That aside, the issue I'm having is that LMS actually *does*
> update...it's the Arch OS components that don't seem to have updated in
> a while. The log snippe
atrocity wrote:
> Thank you...I guess I have something else odd going on. perl-v reports
> >
Code:
> > This is perl 5, version 20, subversion 2 (v5.20.2) built for
armv7l-linux-thread-multi
> >
> yet pacman -Syu gives me:
> >
Code:
--
atrocity wrote:
> Possibly stupid question: Do users who didn't get bit by the buggy sudo
> need to do anything special or is it now safe to update normally on the
> assumption that the fixed sudo is what will download?
The buggy version is 'sudo-1.8.14.p2-1-armv7h.pkg.tar.xz'; i.e. sudo
version
ian_heys wrote:
> Thanks Bob, worked first time on my wandboard quad but took a couple of
> iterations on my pi armv6hf - needed to find the right sudo to
> downgrade.
>
> Thanks again
It's a bit of a pain but at least this method allows us to continue
updating most of the required modules. I g
ian_heys wrote:
> The latest update to SOA has broken my sudo command and although SOA
> still runs future updates and some configurations are impossible.
>
> Just a heads up.
>
> sudo: main: unable to allocate memory
I had the same error. There is a newer version of sudo available today
which
Krisbee wrote:
> You need a git / pkgbuild expert ... Something's gone wonky with the
> LMS build. It's no comfort, but I have a x86_64 test build of SOA
> running in virtualbox and the "update" function works OK. When you
> reach the stage of updating any installed LMS you shoudl see this:
>
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...
Already up-to-date.
:: Synchronising package databases...
core is up to date
downloading extra.db...
downloading community.db...
alarm is
bobertuk wrote:
> Triode,
>
> There was a kernel update yesterday for Cubox-4i from 3.14.14-7 to
> 3.14.14-8
>
> Since then I have this error when trying to use SoA-Web update
>
> synchronising scripts
> fatal:unable to access'
> https://gitHub.com/Squ
Triode,
There was a kernel update yesterday for Cubox-4i from 3.14.14-7 to
3.14.14-8
Since then I have this error when trying to use SoA-Web update
synchronising scripts
fatal:unable to access'
https://gitHub.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-aur.git':Unknown SSL protocol error
in connection to github.com:
soundcheck wrote:
> Another improvement proposal for the Cubitruck and other multiprocessor
> installations.
>
> CPU1 usually runs completly idle! All interrupts are assigned to a
> single CPU0 (see: cat /proc/interrupts)
>
> Below my script and a systemd.service that assigns eth0 to the 2nd CP
Triode,
I've found over time that cubox fails to reboot if the connected HDD is
asleep. If the drive is active reboot works fine but if the drive goes
into sleep mode cubox fails to reboot. I guess it's because SoA is
configured to look for but can't find the drive.
Would it be possible to add
Nerdwebber wrote:
> Adrian,
> Ive installed LMS 7.9 and scanning music files is much faster now. So
> Ill stick with 7.9.
> Ive checked the Samba Server box in SOA. However I dont see my
> USBhard drive attached to the Hummingboard on my Windows PC.
> How can I copy newly ripped CDs over my
I don't know if it's pure coincidence or not but I've not had any
problems rebooting Cubox-i4 since installing 'irqbalance'.
pacman -S irqbalance
Seems to work equally well on soft reboot through SoA and hard reboot
from pulling power.
Bob
1 x Touch
1 x Radio
1 x Boom
1 x Cubox-i4 Pro SoA
soundcheck wrote:
> Another one.
>
> netctl start eth0
>
> times out on getting a dhcp lease. (netctl status eth0)
>
> Obviously that's the root cause why soa-firstboot fails. soa-firstboot
> should check if the network is up'n running first.
>
> Cheers
I can confirm this happens on boot and
Triode wrote:
> This seems to be an underlying issue with linux on wandboard - but works
> for me mostly now too. I think the recommendation is to manually reboot
> after a while if there is no activity and no IP access to it.
I seem to be having the same issue on Cubox-i4 Pro as well. I have a
albertone74 wrote:
> Hi Bob,
> I am afraid it is not possible to do that. In fact when I bought my
> first Wandboard Dual I contacted the manufacturer and they confirmed
> that the WOL is not supported:(
>
> Just out of interest how did you manage to force your HDD into standby
> after a predef
Hi all,
For those that may be interested...
I attached a right-angled SATA cable to Wandboard and cut a small flat
slot into the standard enclosure just above the serial socket - this
allows the cable to exit the case. It's important to get a low profile
right-angled SATA cable otherwise the cas
Hi Triode,
I'm not sure if this is something you want to do but I thought I'd
mention it anyway...
Have been running SoA successfully for a few weeks now and the only real
problem I've had is with LMS scanning. Scanning was freezing up SoA
completely during either 'Finding coverart files' or 'Pr
bobertuk wrote:
> I've rebooted many times and always have the same two ip addresses. One
> is assigned by my dhcp server (a BT Home Hub 5), the other is 'just
> there' and is always the same. The one I assign is 192.168.1.85, the
> other is (always) 192.168.1.88. I&#x
Triode wrote:
> Does it retain two IP addresses, or is it that the initial install gets
> one address and then when it reboots it gets another address? I find
> this with some dhcp servers, but it is not permanently using two
> addresses.
I've rebooted many times and always have the same two ip
audiomuze wrote:
> You must have wifi enabled too.
I do have wi-fi enabled as well but that shows up separately - I have it
there so I can still log into SoA if Ethernet fails. Both the other
addresses I'm seeing are on Ethernet, one I expect to see (set via
DHCP), the other I don't.
Bob
1
Probably a question for triode...
I've been successfully running SoA for about a month but I noticed an
oddity from the start. I have Wandboard set up on Ethernet with DHCP and
it connects to my home network on an IP address assigned (permanent) by
my hub. When I look at IP address assignments on
mimax wrote:
> Dear bob, I did not yet see your PM, I left for business travel to
> Australia on Saturday. As soon as I have a reasonable wifi for my
> notebook I send you the binary.
> Cheers, Michael
Hi Michael,
I've copied your CSOS complied brutefir and modules into place, leaving
the samp
mimax wrote:
> Here my latest Feedback:
>
> Last week I was thinking of Bobs remark regarding the brutefir binaries
> compiled in CSOS Fedora, and that maybe it was worth a Trial.
> Therefore, I copied my last CSOS Image on an SD and compiled the
> binaries in the Fedora environment. Still no l
mimax wrote:
> First of all, many thanks to Triode for the great work, I really
> appreciate.
> I was using CSOS since a while, and wanted to try SOA as Substitute.
>
> Getting to the reason I reply to Bobs post, I finally got brutefirDRC
> working today, after a week of trying, I finally figure
Anyone?
I've managed to sort out some errors with Brutefir and have managed to
get it working up to a point...
Getting 'can't open file' errors in LMS on each track, the following
errors in brutefir.log and can't get brutefir to output sound through
Wandboard.
Code:
Rob P wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> Here is typical Brutefir log path:
> /var/log/squeezeboxserver/brutefir.log
> or in SoA should be like this: >
Code:
> > /opt/logitechmediaserver/Logs/brutefir.log
> >
>
> You can monitor it in real time ( during switc
Triode wrote:
> I've changed the samba server operation to try to deal with the previous
> points raised - to test you will need to do a fresh install or manually
> update the install points and smd.conf file (as I didn't want to mess
> with running systems)
>
> The idea is that the web ui detec
I've installed brutefir and the brutefirdrc plugin for LMS but am having
problems when I select the flac template in player settings.
Have only attempted to use the example filters but when I try playing a
flac, I get 'can't open file' error in LMS and in iPeng. Selecting PCM
template seems to w
I know MIP is compiled for use on x86 processors but is there ANY
possibility of running SugarCube on Wandboard SoA without linking to a
PC based MIP database. The whole idea for me is to use Wandboard as a
standalone system - using a PC would defeat the object of it for me.
In addition, is it p
Triode wrote:
> Seems to me that copying Voxtexbox layout only works for people who are
> familar with it and needs explaining to everyone else... So I am
> thinking of going with /storage and /mnt/disk[1-6] with /storage
> exported rw via samba. This is how CSOS was - does this work for
> ever
Triode wrote:
> I found a small bug with the update button if you have LMS 7.9
> installed. It was not updating to track the latest updates to 7.9.
>
> Fixed now - you need to do an update and let it finish and then do a
> second one for this to fix it and update 7.9 (first run only updates the
Triode wrote:
> If it is all working then I hope that most updates can be done using the
> update button on the web ui with no need to remove the card. I am
> grateful of people testing the full install though as this always
> catches other problems and I can't test all cases..\
>
> Edit - igno
kesey wrote:
> Yes, download USB Image Tool from
> http://www.alexpage.de/usb-image-tool/
>
> Using it is very easy. you can backup images and restore them using the
> tool.
I assume the SD card has to be removed from Wandboard and inserted into
a PC Card reader slot in order to make an image u
I want to follow good practice and make an image of my SoA SD card. I
have LMS 7.9 installed and running as I want it so I want a full image
of the card. Is there an easy way to make such an image?
TIA
Bob
1 x Touch - LMS 7.8.0
1 x Radio
1 x Boom
Lavry DA-10 DAC
HP PC as main Media Server
QNA
Triode wrote:
> Yep - it means that the plugin requires a perl module which is not
> installed. You should ask Michael if he plans to include this or if you
> need to install it manually.
Installed TreeBuilder.pm manually and the plugin now installs.
Many thanks :-)
1 x Touch - LMS 7.8.0
1
Triode wrote:
> Do you see anything in the server log? I wonder if there is a problem
> accessing Michael's web site - does it install on other servers?
Other servers download Michael's 'Music & Artist information' plugin as
usual. When it fails to load in SoA the following error occurs...
Co
Hi Triode,
I've managed to install SoA onto Wandboard quad and everything is
working well. I have a 2Gb HDD attached and am doing everything through
Ethernet. I miss Spicefly SugarCube but I think it can't be used
because of MIP having been compiled for Intel CPU's 😒.
I've been trying to insta
JackOfAll wrote:
> Bob, I'm not trying to discourage you from having a play, have fun! But
> if you just want to "fit and forget" and everything to just work, plug
> the drive into windows machine, format it NTFS and copy your music onto
> it. Plug it into Wandboard. There is an example of config
bobertuk wrote:
> I do indeed mean NTFS :)
>
> Thanks for the reply - I'll go with NTFS.
(Replying to myself)
Having said that - Ext2fsd apparently doesn't support Ext4.
But Paragon ExtFS does - and it's free. I may check it out and report
back.
Bob
1 x Touch -
slackhead wrote:
>
>
> By 'NFS' I presume you mean NTFS which is the standard for Windows based
> drives these days? [NFS refers to Network File System which is a
> protocol for sharing data across a network]
>
>
I do indeed mean NTFS :)
Thanks for the reply - I'll go with NTFS.
1 x To
I'm not sure if this is a software or hardware question but I'll ask it
here in the first instance...
My Wandboard Quad is being delivered on Monday so I'm doing a bit of
prep to get ready for it.
I intend to use a 2GByte HDD attached to Wandboard but all my music
files are currently on a Win7 P
JackOfAll wrote:
> Bruno,
>
> Same again. I can figure out what is going on here, but from a
> complete dummy perspective, if you could write a sentence or two to
> document it, that's something else that could be added to on-line
> documentation, along with the script, rather than it gettin
I've taken a look at the LMS/MIP/SugarCube structure and it looks as if
the three are linked by a MusicIP service (binary). Without that service
there is no MIP so no SugarCube.
I know that SugarCube can make use of 'Dynamic Path Conversion' but that
relies on having an x86 server running as wel
JackOfAll wrote:
> Bob, welcome to the jungle! ;)
>
>
>
> brutefir and logitechmediaserver-plugin-BrutefirDRC are already
> packaged. MusicIP, don't use myself, but familiar with what it is. Best
> thing to do, get your hands dirty, get something working, and then think
> about documenting or
I've just ordered a quad board from Mouser and will be having a go at
setting it up in the next week or so.
With the help of the threads relating to Community Squeeze and the
Community Squeeze web site it should be up and running without to much
trouble, particularly as Clive and Triode have put
guru's out there :)
TIA
Bob
--
bobertuk
1 x Touch - SC 7.6.0 - SSOTS v4.91
1 x Radio
1 x Boom
Lavry DA-10 DAC
QNAP TS-509 3.3.6 build 1110T
Starfish Pre-amp : Based on NAIM
Heavily modified NAIM NAP 250 Power-amp
thanks for your assistance.
Bob
--
bobertuk
1 x Touch - SC 7.6.0 - SSOTS v4.91
1 x Radio
1 x Boom
Lavry DA-10 DAC
QNAP TS-509 3.3.6 build 1110T
Starfish Pre-amp : Based on NAIM
Heavily modified NAIM NAP 250 Power-amp
Behringer DEQ2496
Linn Is
efs/plugin/sugarcube.db/plugin/sugarcube.db
Sorry to be such a numpty - I only have basic understanding of all
this! Can you suggest how to correct this code so that the database can
be read/written to?
Bob
P.S. Does all that make sense?
--
bobertuk
reate/address the file
'sugarcube.db' in the SbS 'Prefs' directory.
As you can see, this is for the SugarCube plugin. Hopefully I'm not
stepping on Charles Parkers' toes here - I'll pass the code on to him
if it works.
TIA
Bob
--
bobertuk
1 x Touch - SC 7.6.0 - SSO
/home/SqueezeboxServer/Logs --prefsdir
/opt/ssods4/var/home/SqueezeboxServer/Prefs --noupnp --priority 0 --user
guest --group everyone --httpport 9001
Not a definitive list of command line options but may be of help.
Bob
--
bobertuk
1 x Duet - SC 7.4.2 - SSOTS v4.1
1 x Boom
Lavry DA-10 DAC
QNAP TS-509
27;pmysql'
dbdimp.c:4450: warning: passing argument 1 of 'memset' discards
qualifiers from pointer target type
dbdimp.c:4458: error: 'imp_dbh_t' has no member named 'pmysql'
dbdimp.c:4458: error: 'imp_dbh_t' has no member named 'pmysql'
dbdimp.c:4459:
I've worked out from memory and the default crontab how to call the
script. Here's hoping it 'kicks off' on schedule and is persistant after
a reboot.
Thanks
Bob
--
bobertuk
1 x Duet - SC 7.3.3 - SSOTS v3.17
Lavry DA-10 DAC
QNAP TS-509 3.1.0 b529T
Starfish Pre-amp : B
rom the command line. Now I have to remind myself
how to get it running from crontab and make it persistant. It's a very
long time since I used UNIX and memory is fading :-)
Many thanks
Bob
--
bobertuk
1 x Duet - SC 7.3.3 - SSOTS v3.17
Lavry DA-10 DAC
QNAP TS-509
I want. Unfortunately the 'nc' command isn't available on
my NAS. Have been searching all evening for a version I could install
but haven't found one so far :-(
Thanks
Bob
--
bobertuk
1 x Duet - SC 7.3.3 - SSOTS v3.17
Lavry DA-10 DAC
QNAP TS-509 3.1.0 b529T
Starfish Pre
oesn't recognise
the command.
telnet localhost 9090
"00:04:20:17:32:46 connect www.squeezenetwork.com"
exit
I obviously don't know how to use the CLI commands properly.
Any UNIX Guru's out there
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