streifenleopard wrote:
> In addition, I wonder why the RPI4/LMS is not discovered by the WinSCP
> file transfer programme but this might be my shortcomings.
I did it. It's all there if you are willing to wait awhile...
dsm 6.2.2 (synology disk station 115) running lms 8.0 -- rpi with a
hifibe
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 - it
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 - it would
be good to see
Man in a van wrote:
> have you tried swapping inputs?
Yes, I swapped the inputs between the Chromecast Audio and the Pi and
still the same.
RobbH wrote:
> Sorry! Wish I could have helped, but I think Ronnie is much more likely
> to be able to help you find a solution.
> But I'm curious about s
Smitty2k1 wrote:
> Tried them both. Iec958 caused playback to be sped up and plughw
> resulted in no audio. Thanks for trying!
>
>
Sorry! Wish I could have helped, but I think Ronnie is much more likely
to be able to help you find a solution.
But I'm curious about something: was the volum
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?
Man in a van's Profile: http://forums.sli
Man in a van wrote:
> Are both devices connected to inputs (on the amplifier) with the same
> input sensitivity ?
>
> Are you using rca phono connection ?
>
> ronnie
Yes it's a multi zone amplifier, Marantz ZS5300 and all the inputs are
identical. Both devices are analog, 3.5mm to dual RCA.
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 dev
RobbH wrote:
> Yes, I think bcm2835 is the built-in headphone jack. I don't know
> anything about the relative output levels of an Apple dongle and a
> Chromecast audio, so it may be that what you're getting now is the
> maximum.
>
> This is something of a long shot, but what other output setti
path of the PCP-Logitech Media Server
As you can see from this thread I have purchased an RPI4 specifically to
run PCP-LMS. I did run LMS on my Synology NAS and had all my music in a
folder called "music".
I have set up the PCP working alright I guess but I have questions
concerning the path to
37136
+---+
|Filename: alsamixer 3.png |
|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=37136|
+---+
--
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,
RobbH wrote:
> Yes, I think bcm2835 is the built-in headphone jack. I don't know
> anything about the relative output levels of an Apple dongle and a
> Chromecast audio, so it may be that what you're getting now is the
> maximum.
>
> This is something of a long shot, but what other output setti
Smitty2k1 wrote:
> Sorry, I thought by asking about the alsamixer you meant the output
> setting "hw:CARD=A,DEV=0" but I see from above the Alsamixer button and
> volume and set them to 0dB. I also just did the ssh and get the
> following:
>
> Card: USB-C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack A
> Chip:
Yes, it would be. It is something you probably only notice when there is
another clock next to it, or maybe if you use a player as your alarm
clock. Since the Pi hardly ever needs a reboot, it is a useful feature.
scaleo home server 2105 & picoreplayer 8.1.0 | logitech media server
8.3.0 | ser
Greg Erskine wrote:
> What is the volume setting in [Squeezelite Setting] > [ALSA Mixer]?
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
Thanks.
Not often needed but its now there when required.
I use it on my LMS pCP as the time drifted a minute or two over many
months.
I think my Duet controller time was wrong because of that??
Greg Erskine's Profile:
Smitty2k1 wrote:
> Brand new user here - I have LMS running in a docker on my unRaid server
> and a Pi3B with the Apple USB-C dongle/DAC feeding my amplifier for my
> whole home audio system.
> Everything is up and running thanks to help from my other thread, except
> the volume output is reall
What is the volume setting in [Squeezelite Setting] > [ALSA Mixer]?
Greg Erskine's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=7403
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=114828
Brand new user here - I have LMS running in a docker on my unRaid server
and a Pi3B with the Apple USB-C dongle/DAC feeding my amplifier for my
whole home audio system.
Everything is up and running thanks to help from my other thread, except
the volume output is really low. I have to basically m
I like the new feature, thanks. It keeps configuration of the time
server in a single place.
scaleo home server 2105 & picoreplayer 8.1.0 | logitech media server
8.3.0 | server power control 20120716.103808 |
transporter & duet & touch & boom & radio | rotel rc-995 & rmb-100 |
nubert nuvero 14
A simple LEDS off feature was added to pCP8.0.0
It will turn off the activity and power LEDS. (doesn't work on a RPi1)
Code:
# pcp leds off
If you add this command to a [Tweaks] > "User command" your LEDS will
blink during most of the boot proces
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
37085
I have never used iperf3, so can'r suggest anything there.
Thanks for the suggestion. This is what I get:
37082
However, the main repository is accessible from other devices on the
network. In any case, I noticed one can change the repository manually
in Extensions/Available and then the other update scripts check the
accessible repository at least unt
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 and
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 and I can play local and remote mus
That's great, thanks. I will get a shopping list together.
kidstypike wrote:
> In piCorePlayer you would install SAMBA (dead easy, just press a
> button), any USB discs attached to a Pi would appear in Windows File
> Explorer, just drag & drop files/folders or use a backup programme such
> as
Shozzer wrote:
> It's not a huge problem if it is not easily doable. What methods do
> others use to transfer files to attached storage? I guess I could copy
> new files across the network.
In piCorePlayer you would install SAMBA (dead easy, just press a
button), any USB discs attached to a Pi
It's not a huge problem if it is not easily doable. What methods do
others use to transfer files to attached storage? I guess I could copy
new files across the network.
kidstypike wrote:
> Okay, I think it can be done, I remember someone on this forum attempted
> and managed it, I can't recall
Shozzer wrote:
> I understand your point. The PC would be left on a usual so that
> Arcserve can do is stuff. There are times when LMS competes with other
> applications for memory so a standalone LMS would hopefully bring some
> extra stability.
>
> At some stage over the next year I am going
I understand your point. The PC would be left on a usual so that
Arcserve can do is stuff. There are times when LMS competes with other
applications for memory so a standalone LMS would hopefully bring some
extra stability.
At some stage over the next year I am going to have to consider
expendi
Shozzer wrote:
> Hi
>
> Apologies if this the wrong thread. I have been using LMS for a number
> of years, initially based on Windows Home Server (both varieties) and
> now for a few years on Windows 10. I am strongly considering an LMS unit
> using piCorePlayer as a dedicated server. I have a
Hi
Apologies if this the wrong thread. I have been using LMS for a number
of years, initially based on Windows Home Server (both varieties) and
now for a few years on Windows 10. I am strongly considering an LMS unit
using piCorePlayer as a dedicated server. I have a relatively decent
sized loca
Thanks Paul that explains it
PiCorePlayer 7.1 on Allo Digi One Signaturewith (Lounge)
PiCorePlayer 8.1 with pi official touchscreen and hifiberry Dig+
(Office)
PiCorePlayer 8.1 with pi official touchscreen and hifiberry
DAC+(Kitchen)
Radio (Bedroom)
PiCorePlayer 8.1 with pi official touchscre
markiii wrote:
> thanks, tried that and no difference
Read this, especially the known issues.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?114828-Announce-piCorePlayer-8-0-0&p=1027390&viewfull=1#post1027390
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.pic
markiii wrote:
> thanks, tried that and no difference
I've only ever needed to do that myself.
Have a look in "Config.txt" they are a few options in there that may
help especially one that says
Code:
# For Jivelite use with HDMI screens
# Comment out the lines a
thanks, tried that and no difference
PiCorePlayer 7.1 on Allo Digi One Signaturewith (Lounge)
PiCorePlayer 8.1 with pi official touchscreen and hifiberry Dig+
(Office)
PiCorePlayer 8.1 with pi official touchscreen and hifiberry
DAC+(Kitchen)
Radio (Bedroom)
PiCorePlayer 8.1 with pi official t
markiii wrote:
> Chaps
>
> I've just built a new PcP 8.1 install for use on a Pi4 with an external
> HDMI 1920x1080 screen
>
> it gets as far as the PcP logo that pops up as jivelite launches but
> Jivelite never appears.
>
> I've also tried the same hardware with PcP 7 and it works fine
>
>
Chaps
I've just built a new PcP 8.1 install for use on a Pi4 with an external
HDMI 1920x1080 screen
it gets as far as the PcP logo that pops up as jivelite launches but
Jivelite never appears.
I've also tried the same hardware with PcP 7 and it works fine
is there a step i'm missing or is thi
paul- wrote:
> We don't makeup the revision number, that comes straight from
> /proc/cpuinfo. The attached image is from a different machine. Have
> more than one device floating around the network?
Yikes! :embarrassed: I should have scrolled down further, the rpi4 is
the second one in the l
stereoptic wrote:
> and your revision number matches, whereas mine doesn't. :shrug:
The attached image is from a different machine. Have more than one
device floating around the network?
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Pleas
kidstypike wrote:
> Odd mine shows as a Pi 4.
>
>
and your revision number matches, whereas mine doesn't. :shrug:
stereoptic's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=53162
View this thread: http://fo
stereoptic wrote:
> Apologies if this has been asked before. I noticed that the Diagnostics
> page displays my Raspberry pi as a 3B, yet the command shows a Rpi 4
> (which it actually is). Is there something amiss with my configuration
> or is this normal? thanks
>
>
> Hardware: BCM2835
Apologies if this has been asked before. I noticed that the Diagnostics
page displays my Raspberry pi as a 3B, yet the command shows a Rpi 4
(which it actually is). Is there something amiss with my configuration
or is this normal? thanks
Hardware: BCM2835
Revision: c03112
Seri
agburnsky wrote:
> I may have misunderstood your original question. In my setup, I have
> LMS installed on the SD card with piCorePlayer. A good SD card would
> have no issues running LMS. I store my music and cache on a USB flash
> drive. Since 512GB usb flash drives are available, you can
Paul Webster wrote:
> and to give you an idea about how big they can get
> >
Code:
> >
> tc@pcp:/usr/local/slimserver$ ls -lrt Cache/*.db
> -rw-rw-r--1 tc staff157296640 Jan 19 15:50 Cache/library.db
> -rw-rw-r--1 tc staff 40751104 Jan
hoverdonkey wrote:
> Many thanks, good to know that USB drives work well for both Pi 3 & 4,
> SD must be my bottleneck. My music is on NAS, so I'm only asking for
> the LMS database to be snappy, so USB should work for me, I'll give it a
> whirl.
I may have misunderstood your original questio
hoverdonkey wrote:
> Or is there not enough RAM?
and to give you an idea about how big they can get
Code:
tc@pcp:/usr/local/slimserver$ ls -lrt Cache/*.db
-rw-rw-r--1 tc staff157296640 Jan 19 15:50 Cache/library.db
-rw-rw-r--1 tc staff
paul- wrote:
> LMS uses a local cache for its music library that can get rather large,
> and uses alot of space when "optimizing" the database. A Pi is not
> going to have enough ram. If you only stream from internet radio, then
> not as much will be cached, but then it's not affecting perfor
LMS uses a local cache for its music library that can get rather large,
and uses alot of space when "optimizing" the database. A Pi is not
going to have enough ram. If you only stream from internet radio, then
not as much will be cached, but then it's not affecting performance
either.
piCor
Further to my previous post, I had a thought, probably a stupid one.
Can LMS be forced to run entirely from RAM? That way the type of boot
media would have no effect on performance? Or is there not enough RAM?
hoverdonk
agburnsky wrote:
> You were asking Paul, but I'll share that I've used a sandisk fit usb
> flash drive for years with a pi3 and pi4 both running LMS and
> squeezelite as a player, also on wifi and it works great, never notice
> any lag in displaying artwork or other performance issues. With the
hoverdonkey wrote:
> Next part of the puzzle... we (the family) have been used to LMS
> (DietPi) + SSD-USB boot drive + Pi 3B+ + ethernet. All running smoothly
> and speedily. As a stopgap, I am currently on LMS (pcP) + (fast) SD +
> Pi 3B + ethernet. There is marked lagginess, e.g. with ar
Paul Webster wrote:
> Yes. Also some current models have 512MB - for example Raspberry Pi Zero
> 2W
> https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/raspberry-pi.html#raspberry-pi-revision-codes
> The models with less memory have, historically at least, had less
> powerful processors as well
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> The earlier models of Raspberry Pi had far less memory than your Pi4
> devices (some early versions as low as 256Mb). I guess that's what he's
> referring to.
Yes. Also some current models have 512MB - for example Raspberry Pi Zero
2W
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentatio
Narcos wrote:
> Can you please elaborate on what you mean by possibly on a 512MB Pi, I
> have two RPI4, 8gb & 4gb. Hence Im curious to know, My plan was/is to
> use both the RPIs, one as server and one as a client.
The earlier models of Raspberry Pi had far less memory than your Pi4
devices
Paul Webster wrote:
> Squeezelite is fine alongside LMS.
> Possibly on a 512MB Pi you would separate them but try it for yourself
> and be pleasantly surprised.
Can you please elaborate on what you mean by possibly on a 512MB Pi, I
have two RPI4, 8gb & 4gb. Hence Im curious to know, My plan w
Paul Webster wrote:
> It is normal to have a different MAC for WiFi and Ethernet.
> If you really want to block/accept access via MAC address then add both
> on your router - or only add the one the WiFi one (but be prepared to be
> confused one day when you put the Ethernet cable back in and it
jubm wrote:
> I think the only interest of having a LMS on a dedicated Pi is to share
> it with several Squeezeboxes and/or Pi Core Players
exactly. No value in having LMS running on your rPi unless you need an
instance of LMS for your local network to feed players. Squeezelite
doesn't work an
I think the only interest of having a LMS on a dedicated Pi is to share
it with several Squeezeboxes and/or Pi Core Players
jubm's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=72398
View this thread: http://for
Squeezelite is fine alongside LMS.
Possibly on a 512MB Pi you would separate them but try it for yourself
and be pleasantly surprised.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia an
I'm currently reconfiguring my LMS/Pi setup and am wondering whether or
not to let LMS run on pCP alongside a Squeezelite instance or not. In
terms of SQ performance, does Squeezelite prefer to have a Pi to itself?
I'm happy to devote a Pi to this, but could find other uses for it if
it doesn't
Narcos wrote:
> I have disabled the static IP on my router, also not sure why I have 2
> different MAC? What do you suggest I do?
>
It is normal to have a different MAC for WiFi and Ethernet.
If you really want to block/accept access via MAC address then add both
on your router - or only add t
sbp wrote:
> I think you have configured your router wrongly, you only allow the
> Ethernet address 192.168.1.6 whereas the wlan seems to have this IP
> address 192.168.1.3. Also please notice that the MAC is different
> between the Ethernet adaptor and the wlan adaptor. Have a look at the
> scr
I know this is nitpicky, but I noticed that the kernel seems to be
trying to balance/reschedule interrupts when there are none. This makes
the arch_timer create hundreds of thousands-millions of interrupts per
cpu core for no reason.
Any way to compile the kernel to be tickless? Being a pretty m
paul- wrote:
> firmware has been added to the pCP 8.x.x repository. You will have to
> do a little manual work here until we make upgrades the wifi pages.
>
> start a ssh session
> >
Code:
> >
> tc@Pi4-armhf-Devel:~$ tce-load -w firmware-mediatek
> Downloading: f
Narcos wrote:
> Rebooted with & without Ethernet cable removed, but I loose the
> connectiion when I removed the cable.
>
> Yes, I have configured the Ethernet link with a static IP address in my
> router
I think you have configured your router wrongly, you only allow the
Ethernet address
Tx, it eventually accepted both sites so I'll see if it works.
But I still think something like this would be reliable and a lot easier
to setup (just subscribe the the thread), with a new post for each
release (or important other update). ;-)
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98711-
mr-b wrote:
> Tx, I'd not heard of those.
They generally allow a small number of pages to be monitored for free.
eg
visualping.io
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and
pgf wrote:
> If you have a way of monitoring a website for changes (there are free
> services for this, and android apps, and fairly simple shell scripts),
> then you could set up to be notified when either
> https://docs.picoreplayer.org/releases/ or
> https://repo.picoreplayer.org/insitu/ is m
paul- wrote:
> LMS has a notification system, built into its web UI. pCP has a
> release page https://docs.picoreplayer.org/releases/ But nothing for
> small incremental extension updates
Trouble is I'd have to keep checking the release page for updates which
quite frankly I'm going to f
Have you set Ethernet as static IP in pCP - not the router?
If you have then turn it off and see what happens.
Main/Beta/Static
If you have not set it there ... then the problem is that pCP is
remembering the old IP address to reach LMS ... which is not reachable
when the cable is removed.
I am
Paul Webster wrote:
> Did you reboot with the Ethernet cable already removed?
>
> Edit:
> Or have you set the Ethernet link with a static IP address in pCP?
Rebooted with & without Ethernet cable removed, but I loose the
connectiion when I removed the cable.
Yes, I have configured the Etherne
Did you reboot with the Ethernet cable already removed?
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and cbc/radio-canada
and, via the extra \"radio now playing\" plugin lots more -
paul- wrote:
> The password has to be entered anytime you want to make change.
Thanks Paul that worked, finally I was able to correct the SSID & save
the changes. However, I still can't connect over wifi :( as soon as I
disconnect the Ethernet cable.
+-
jubm wrote:
> Looks like I have bad luck with WiFi dongles !
> Here's what I get when I plug my new ASUS USB-AC51 dongle on a
> PiCorePlayer 7.0.1 :
>
> >
Code:
> > [ 1347.451699] usb 1-1.5: new high-speed USB device number 6 using
dwc_otg
> [ 1347.597708] usb 1-1.5
mr-b wrote:
>
> Is there any way to have a notification of pCP updates ( or other
> component updates) e.g. like LMS?
>
If you have a way of monitoring a website for changes (there are free
services for this, and android apps, and fairly simple shell scripts),
then you could set up to be noti
LMS has a notification system, built into its web UI. pCP has a
release page https://docs.picoreplayer.org/releases/ But nothing for
small incremental extension updates
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
(ht
Hi
I did search but couldn't find an answer to this ...
Is there any way to have a notification of pCP updates ( or other
component updates) e.g. like LMS?
I don't tend to update on a whim but it's be great to at least have some
notice of updates that one could review. Currently I seem to disco
paul- wrote:
> We don't have a mediatek firmware extension. I'll try to get a package
> made this evening.
Thank you Paul. That is indeed needed since we don't have the Realtek
drivers anymore.
jubm's Profile: http://fo
Sven_R wrote:
> Thanks, Paul, this really solved the problem! :) :) :)
> Although I don't fully understand why: When I executed the scripts
> manually, they worked. I implemented the same concept under Raspbian -
> it worked like a charm. However, I take it as is and am happy that it is
> workin
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> I replaced "dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,noaudio" with "dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d"
> in config.txt and all seems to work fine now.
>
The vc4 stuff is still really new, and then throw on cec. it has
been a struggle for a standard configuration when it comes to displa
jubm wrote:
> I tried a fresh install of PCP8.1 : same error :(
We don't have a mediatek firmware extension. I'll try to get a package
made this evening.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
(https://www.paypal.com
jubm wrote:
> Looks like I have bad luck with WiFi dongles !
> Here's what I get when I plug my new ASUS USB-AC51 dongle on a
> PiCorePlayer 7.0.1 :
> >
Code:
> > [ 1347.451699] usb 1-1.5: new high-speed USB device number 6 using
dwc_otg
> [ 1347.597708] usb 1-1.5: N
paul- wrote:
> #!/bin/sh must be the first line of the script.
Thanks, Paul, this really solved the problem! :) :) :)
Although I don't fully understand why: When I executed the scripts
manually, they worked. I implemented the same concept under Raspbian -
it worked like a charm. However, I ta
jubm wrote:
> FYI, I found another one that is not listed in that list : ASUS
> USB-AC51, also using a 802.11ac Mediatek MT7610U chip. The advantage
> compared to the other 802.11ac dongles of the list is that it is smaller
> and cheap (the Linksys AE6000 is small too but old and very hard to fi
paul- wrote:
> Not sure Jeff. Its sensing the tv is not using the hdmi
..not sure why
> it doesnt come back. I wonder if the fkms driver does the same
> thing
..just be aware that the fkms doesnt have the noaudio parameter.
Hi Paul,
I replaced "dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,noaudio" with "dtoverla
#!/bin/sh must be the first line of the script.
monitor udev, you should see what is going on. when you plug/unplug the
USB.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
(https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donation
paul- wrote:
>
> Adding rules to udev that way, udev is already running. You need to
> reload the udev rules manually during the boot process. You will need to
> do this every boot.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> udevadm control reload-rules
> udevadm trigger
>
-
paul- wrote:
> Not sure Jeff. Its sensing the tv is not using the hdmi
..not sure why
> it doesnt come back. I wonder if the fkms driver does the same
> thing
..just be aware that the fkms doesnt have the noaudio parameter.
Thanks Paul, I'll have a try again later
Jeff
*Want a webapp ?*
Not sure Jeff. Its sensing the tv is not using the hdmi
..not sure why
it doesnt come back. I wonder if the fkms driver does the same
thing
..just be aware that the fkms doesnt have the noaudio parameter.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picor
Sven,
Adding rules to udev that way, udev is already running. You need to
reload the udev rules manually during the boot process. You will need to
do this every boot.
Code:
udevadm control reload-rules
udevadm trigger
piCorePlayer a sm
paul- wrote:
> @Greg_Erskine, perhaps we should link that list somewhere in our
> documentation.
Added link to "The Short List" on all wifi pages in the "More
information" section.
Greg Erskine's Profile: http://forums.s
Hi there,
I am using PiCorePlayer 8.1.0 and tried to implement restart of
squeezelite when a USB device is added according to
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/projects/autostart-squeezelite-from-usb-dac/.
I think the manual is not perfectly pCP 8.1.0 compatible, but I think I
worked around the main
paul- wrote:
> Are you using the vc4-kms-v3d driver on this one?
>
> What happens if you just turn off the tv? Anything odd in dmesg?
I am using the vc4-kms-3d driver with noaudio
When I first change input on TV from pCP after booting I get a single
"vc4_hdmi 3f902000.hdmi: Unknown register
Are you using the vc4-kms-v3d driver on this one?
What happens if you just turn off the tv? Anything odd in dmesg?
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
(https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business
Hi All,
I use my TV for the display of Jivelite on my Pi2B, I have done this for
a good few years now without trouble until now.
Now if I select the input on the TV while the Pi is booting all works
fine until I change inputs on the TV.
If I change the input on the TV to another when I come back
FYI, I found another one that is not listed in that list : ASUS
USB-AC51, also using a 802.11ac Mediatek MT7610U chip. The advantage
compared to the other 802.11ac dongles of the list is that it is smaller
and cheap (the Linksys AE6000 is small too but old and very hard to find
outside of US curr
That's a good find there.
If you want to do driver tinkering, then realtek drivers can work
but there is a reason I quit trying to maintain them.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
(https://www.paypal.com/cgi
I think I found the answer to my question: here appears to be the list
of the best wifi dongles to use on Linux (with a lot of non-Realtek
chips !!)
https://github.com/morrownr/USB-WiFi/blob/main/The_Short_List.md
jubm's P
301 - 400 of 1009 matches
Mail list logo
