Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi jasc,
>
> The message is really just a warning that "anything may happen" and make
> you think about your current backup strategy.
>
> While I have done lots of pCP8.0.0 to pCP8.1.0 Insitu updates with the
> normal 2 partitions in testing, I can't remember doing pCP8.0
Hi jasc,
The message is really just a warning that "anything may happen" and make
you think about your current backup strategy.
While I have done lots of pCP8.0.0 to pCP8.1.0 Insitu updates with the
normal 2 partitions in testing, I can't remember doing pCP8.0.0 to
pCP8.1.0 Insitu update with t
I am running pCP 8.0.0 and am considering an Insitu update to 8.1.0.
My setup has 3 partitions - Boot, Root, Data (for LMS data), see below
The Insitu update warning reads:
- Assume an insitu update will overwrite ALL the data on your SD
card.
- Any user modified or added files may be l
paul- wrote:
> Yes, pick a pin that is an input by default, or an output that powers on
> in the correct state for your application.
Scanned the documentation, it looks like all GPIO's are set to input on
power-on of the SoC, a few are pulled high (first eight and some others)
but most pulled l
VDR wrote:
> I use HD Grid Skin 1920x1080
My misremembering ... I have just set it up (on a DVI screen so without
CEC but with a keyboard attached).
Do not use a Grid screen ... instead use one of the HD screens ... then
the right cursor is like Play.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" p
Still not clear how to update from piCore command line.
paul- wrote:
> The latest default RPI4 bootloader is 2021-04-29
> Otherwise you can download an extension from github that has that
> firmware in it and use the command line tools.
>
> https://github.com/piCorePlayer/rpi-eeprom/releases
The latest default RPI4 bootloader is 2021-04-29
The easiest way would be to burn a bootloader image using RPI imager.
Otherwise you can download an extension from github that has that
firmware in it and use the command line tools.
https://github.com/piCorePlayer/rpi-eeprom/releases
piCor
Is there a new Rpi4 Firmware available?
How can this be installed?
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hsmeets wrote:
> Thanks Paul, will read, first scan of the document and the Broadcom
> document referred to I have to choose wisely that not during power up
> and boot the pin changes states, pull low to high etc otherwise the
> relay to switch the PSU could starts rattling a few times until
> s
paul- wrote:
> The GPIO will be in the default state as defined by the raspberry pi
> firmware, until squeezelite initializes and then set the output to the
> correct state. Take a look here.
>
> https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html#changing-the-default-pin-co
hsmeets wrote:
>
> But how does it behave when I boot the RPI and squeezelite starts. Does
> it toggle the GPIO to the actual power state (in LMS for that player)
> too?
>
> Background: I'm building a (headless) player (Zero 2W + DAC + Headphone
> amp) and want to add a status LED to show that
Hi,
Question about the GPIO Power On/Off setting on the squeezelite settings
page.
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I understand that it toggles the GPIO when the powerbutton for that
player is pressed in LMS.
But how does it behave when I boot the RPI and squeezelite starts. Does
it toggle the GPIO to the actual powe
Hi,
Too many hits using search, but probably asked before, so please be
gentle :D
Question: What is the difference between the GPIO setting on the Tweaks
page and on the Squeezelite settings page?
The one on the tweaks page happens once at shutdown?
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and the one on the Squeezelite refe
Paul Webster wrote:
> That is expected until someone enhances things - see
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113784-Getting-HDMI-CEC-to-work-on-pCP-7-0&p=1027758&viewfull=1#post1027758
>
> Use a Grid view in Jivelite and the Cursor and Play buttons.
I use HD Grid Skin 1920x1080 b
That is expected until someone enhances things - see
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113784-Getting-HDMI-CEC-to-work-on-pCP-7-0&p=1027758&viewfull=1#post1027758
Use a Grid view in Jivelite and the Cursor and Play buttons.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering r
Paul Webster wrote:
> That looks like it is close to working.
> What happens when you press keys on the TV remote - e.g. the cursor -
> left/right - while cec-ctl is in monitor mode?
Left, Right, Up, Down cursor buttons - working ok and I could move
"cursor" at menu. But OK/Select doesn`t work.
That looks like it is close to working.
What happens when you press keys on the TV remote - e.g. the cursor -
left/right - while cec-ctl is in monitor mode?
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc),
Hi, i try run Jivelite via HDMI with CEC but have a problem.
I tried version 64bit but I`ve got:
root@pCP:/home/tc# cec-ctl --playback
/usr/local/bin/cec-ctl: line 2: syntax error: unexpected word (expecting
")")
So, I installed 8.1.0 32 bit, install v4l extensions, modified
config.txt:
#gpu
CJS wrote:
> I think you are right. At this moment the latest version of
> squeezelite-armhf at 'Ralphy's LMS client page'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/linux/)
> is indeed 1.9.9.1392.
Squeezelite 1.9.9.1391 is bundled with pcp 8.1 and r1392 is available
from
Man in a van wrote:
> Likely a typo (or a special dev version :):):p)
I think you are right. At this moment the latest version of
squeezelite-armhf at 'Ralphy's LMS client page'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/linux/)
is indeed 1.9.9.1392.
| LMS 8.3.0 | Squeezeb
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'
> (https://for
Thanks paul. I did a succesful insitu update from pCP 8.0.0 to pCP
8.1.0, 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
So I have Squeezelite v1.9.9-1392-pCP while the 'release note'
(https://forums.slimde
Successful insitu update on rPi4B. Thanks!
piCorePlayer | piCorePlayer v8.1.0 |
www v00017
| linux 5.10.77-pcpCore-v8 (64) |
piCore v13.1 |
Four devices in-situ-updated successfully here. Thanks for all your work
on this, don't know what we'd do without you.
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It's released. Not huge changes, other than support for the RPi02W
board.
New images and insitu update availiable.
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Tx - the only thing that had changed was a new drive in the server which
meant the remote image backup share name in my net mounts was invalid.
The music share didn't change. The new drive went in with no LMS
activity ongoing.
Before I'd spotted that share name issue I then added "vers=2.0" to th
mr-b wrote:
>
> How does one specify a dialect on the net mount page?
> The CIFS mount options are currently "uid=1001,gid=50".
>From the "more" link on the pCP LMS page
Code:
are a comma delimited list of mount options. Ref mount man pages.
CIFS
vers=2.0 - The l
I've experienced another mysterious Library "Empty" after a daily full
scan. Nothing has changed AFAIK on the Win10 server where the library is
stored. All shares are visible from another PC. Also my image backups do
not list the backup folder (vol1) on the server as a destination so
something is
HDMI for video. Jivelite on 8 never initializes properly. I never see
the selection choices like language, etc. Just a black screen. Music
plays, though.
I did all my testing with from scratch installs, not upgrades and used
defaults for HDMI.
Synology DS216J NAS running Logitech Media Server
LOL. If it was about the registry I probably read it. Thank you way to
late :-)
centerisl wrote:
> Ah - the registry...if you search "Hacking the Windows Registry" you'll
> end up with an article I wrote for VBPJ in 1996. Good times.
---
Howard Passman wrote:
> I learned the registry pretty well and took advantage of that.
Ah - the registry...if you search "Hacking the Windows Registry" you'll
end up with an article I wrote for VBPJ in 1996. Good times.
c
Win95. :-) I loved Windows 2000 for a long time. I learned the registry
pretty well and took advantage of that. I ran XP right up until about a
year ago when my processor gave up. I've run years without any overhead
or even virus protection. Used RAM Disk and even Photoshop was really
fast. Once
Redrum wrote:
> I personally would avoid storing them on the same SD as pcP unless
> backed up (In case SD becomes corrupted).
> ...
> you to look into the samba option on pcP, and applications like
> freefilesync or similar. The whole backup, file mirroring is a single
> click operation, or yo
SAMBA does work well. I use it it or network drives in Windows to
copy/sync in FreeFileSync. SAMBA is handy to add just one
song/folder/picture at a time.
Howard
Redrum wrote:
> My opinion is "anywhere you want". I personally use a SS USB HDD
> connected directly to my pcP servers. Others use
I do. I use separate folder for playlists, artist pics and lyrics. So I
have mnt/Music, Artists/Lyrics and Playlists. I use FreeFileSync to sync
them all after updating the main server. I also, just for fun, keep a
backup on a separate hard drive next to my PC.
pCP is great and the combination
I use an rPi attached 4TB USB drive (powered from the rPi USB socket as
well). I have about 120,000 mostly FLAC files and it works well. I
keep the playlists folder etc on this drive. Not sure what you mean
about iTunes. iTunes in not needed in this setup. Just put your music
on a thumb driv
centerisl wrote:
>
> ...
> All the LMS dialogs have the microSD (home/mnt) and the piCorePlayer has
> options for a USB card (and network...so I could go to my Windows Server
> but I'm thinking I'm going to decommission that soon :)). I haven't
> tried this but I assume I can pop the microSD ca
Howard Passman wrote:
> I have a bunch of players and have been on RPI's for a long time. I'm
> not a technical guy where this stuff is concerned so I try to keep it
> simple. I use a thumb drive to for both of my servers and the one in my
> car. Simple, clean and easy. I buy the smallest one I
I have a bunch of players and have been on RPI's for a long time. I'm
not a technical guy where this stuff is concerned so I try to keep it
simple. I use a thumb drive to for both of my servers and the one in my
car. Simple, clean and easy. I buy the smallest one I can. I only have
about 300GB of
Over the Thanksgiving holiday I built a piCorePlayer LMS server on a Pi4
and a HiFiBerry DAC+ (which didn't fit...couldn't find a case...ordered
a
GeeekPi Raspberry Pi 4 Metal Case that I think I can mod with a couple
of holes but that's another post).
I've been running LMS for 15 years on Wind
Hifiberry has been playing with the card names. The web site doesnt
list all of the cards names they sold in the past.
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Maybe this is already reported by others:
I did install a Hifiberry DAC 2 PRO and choosing from the list
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I initially choose the "HiFiBerry DAC2HD (and Pro)" as I have a DAC 2
PRO but that does not work.
One has to pick the "HifiBerry DAC+ (and Pro, AMP2)".
As both mention 'Pro' that mig
dumdumdum wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is it possible to add this dev build of shairport sync which finally
> allows airplay2 functionality to pCP?
>
> LINK :
> https://github.com/mikebrady/shairport-sync/blob/development/AIRPLAY2.md
>
> thanks!
Hi just a heads up - I accidentally posted this request in
I have a suspicion what might have caused the write permission issue
with my stick.
The USB stick was originally formatted on a Synology NAS. The data was
then copied onto the stick via the NAS. So the rights on the stick were
definitely not belonging to "tc".
That would explain why initially i c
paul- wrote:
> I think you mentioned a windows computer, how is that interfacing with
> the USB disk. Samba or SCP?Something obviously is setting the
> permission or file mode wrong on the files.
The Windows PC is running Win 11 and it is communicating with
piCorePlayer using SAMBA. I am
Doryphore wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I switched to V8 but I have cuts with Spotify or my internet
> radios.:mad::mad:
>
> I tried to go back to V7 in situ but it doesn't work
Volume levels can get reset during the upgrade, just check your mixer
settings for you device.
piCorePlayer a small pl
jacobacci wrote:
> Hi Paul,
> the stick is formatted EXT4 to maximise read and write performance with
> the RP2
I think you mentioned a windows computer, how is that interfacing with
the USB disk. Samba or SCP?Something obviously is setting the
permission or file mode wrong on the files.
Greg Erskine wrote:
> If we ever do a *major* redesign of pCP we would design things a little
> different to accommodate multiple squeezelite processes.
>
Hi Greg, thank you for your feedback.
I understand that would require a complete redesign and this is nothing
that will happen soon, if it
Hello,
I switched to V8 but I have cuts with Spotify or my internet
radios.:mad::mad:
I tried to go back to V7 in situ but it doesn't work
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paul- wrote:
> What is the format of the USB stick.
Hi Paul,
the stick is formatted EXT4 to maximise read and write performance with
the RP2
- Logitech Media Server Version: 8.1.2 on Synology DS1815+ DSM 6 /
Docker
- SB Touch (2x)
--
Congratulations urknall,
You are a ALSA expert now. :)
Regarding adding multiple squeezelites to pCP, it starts off sounding
simple but gets complicated quickly. The initial problem is we use a
single *basic* config file pcp.cfg, all the additional settings will
need to be stored somewhere and
I wanted to edit my previous post, but the system says its to long?
Anyways, i split it into 2 new posts:
Hi everybody,
i am just playing a bit with piCorePlayer to prepare a multiroom
environment.
Right now i am using a LogiLink USB Sound Box 7.1 (LOGILINK UA0099).
The matching asound.c
Hi everybody,
i am just playing a bit with piCorePlayer to prepare a multiroom
environment.
Right now i am using a LogiLink USB Sound Box 7.1 (LOGILINK UA0099).
The matching asound.conf i found somewhere here in the forum or
somewhere else on the internet, can't really remember...
Whoever crea
Hi all
I installed pCP 8 on my RP2 with the music on an USB stick.
Clicking "set write permissions" solved the issue of not being able to
copy files from a Windows PC to the USB stick on the RP2.
However now I am stuck at not being able to overwrite files on the USB
stick. Copying is fine, but tr
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Good to see it still working! Thanks for reporting. :)
>
> We still test pCP on the RPi 1 and 2's.
Actually just found a minor problem in that the output channel is not
getting saved. After a reboot I have to go back into the DAC setting and
set output to "line out".
--
Good to see it still working! Thanks for reporting. :)
We still test pCP on the RPi 1 and 2's.
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Just to say I've upgraded from v5 to v8 today, and all working good on
my old Raspberry Pi Model B plus Wolfson DAC. This must be the oldest PI
kit available.
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paul- wrote:
> Press the "Set Write Permissions" button in the web interface.
Thanks Paul, that did the trick, copying my music files over now. :D
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paul- wrote:
> Press the "Set Write Permissions" button in the web interface.
>
Thanks Paul - I wish I'd seen that before I dug out an old Windows
machine and eventually figured out the same solution. I guess the
fdisk/mkfs.ext4 process has created a file system that belongs to root,
so user
lost+found is a function of the ext4 partition. You cannot delete
it.well if you do, it will automatically get recreated if you check
the disk.
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chill wrote:
> I guess the samba share might have worked more like you're used to if
> the drive had been formatted as NTFS, rather than EXT4. I suppose
> that's still an option, but EXT4 works better with Linux, and I think it
> should be fine once this permissions issue is resolved.
>
> Anot
I guess the samba share might have worked more like you're used to if
the drive had been formatted as NTFS, rather than EXT4. I suppose
that's still an option, but EXT4 works better with Linux, and I think it
should be fine once this permissions issue is resolved.
Another option, although unlik
kidstypike wrote:
>
> However it seems to contain a folder named "lost-found" that I cannot
> delete.
>
> I also cannot create new folders to add my music files.
>
Hmm - evidently something to do with permissions on the samba share.
But I'm out of my depth here - hopefully someone more know
chill wrote:
> I'm afraid I don't know enough about Windows these days to know where
> that S: drive came from. I believe you will need to explicitly 'share'
> your new EXT4 drive from your pCP machine in order to see it from a
> Windows machine. Take a look in the LMS -> 'Setup Samba Share' s
I'm afraid I don't know enough about Windows these days to know where
that S: drive came from. I believe you will need to explicitly 'share'
your new EXT4 drive from your pCP machine in order to see it from a
Windows machine. Take a look in the LMS -> 'Setup Samba Share' section
on the pCP page
chill wrote:
> Your first image shows that it's an EXT4 disk with 223 GB. Your second
> image appears to be of a different disk, since it's identified as NTFS,
> rather than EXT4. Have you shared (samba?) the new 223GB EXT4 disk from
> pCP. I suspect you're seeing a different share from an ea
kidstypike wrote:
> Thanks all, getting there.:D
>
> However the partition seems to be only 3.37GB, how do I expand that?
>
> 36088
>
> 36089
Your first image shows that it's an EXT4 disk with 223 GB. Your second
image appears to be of a different disk, since it's identified as NTFS,
rather
chill wrote:
> Ah good - I couldn't remember whether 'sudo' was required.
Thanks all, getting there.:D
However the partition seems to be only 3.37GB, how do I expand that?
36088
36089
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|Filename: SSD02.jpg
paul- wrote:
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda1
>
> >
Ah good - I couldn't remember whether 'sudo' was required.
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The format command wasn't complete, so the disk isn't yet formatted.
The full command is:
Code:
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda1
>From memory I think this command might take a little bit longer to
complete.
---
kidstypike wrote:
> How's this looking?
>
> Maybe not quite there yet? Invalid UUID?
>
> >
Code:
> >
> Device Boot StartCHSEndCHSStartLBA EndLBASectors Size
Id Type
> /dev/sda10,1,1 1023,254,63 63 468862127 468862065 22
chill wrote:
> If that's all worked as intended, you should now see a /dev/sda1 if you
> issue the 'fdisk -l' command again.
>
> If so, then it's on to the formatting command, mkfs.ext4.
How's this looking?
Maybe not quite there yet? Invalid UUID?
Code:
tc@mus
kidstypike wrote:
> Done this, has it been created?
>
> What next?
>
If that's all worked as intended, you should now see a /dev/sda1 if you
issue the 'fdisk -l' command again.
If so, then it's on to the formatting command, mkfs.ext4.
---
chill wrote:
> Well I'm on slightly dodgy ground now, but from memory I think you need
> to do
>
> >
Code:
> > o create a new empty DOS partition table
> n add a new partition
> > (it'll ask some more questions - not sure exactly the
For what it's worth, I run pCP directly from the SSD.
1) Download RPI Imager, and then burn the RPI4 recovery image for USB
booting to a Micro SD card
2) Boot the RPI with the MicroSD Card. Wait for the flash process to
completed.
3) Power down and remove the microSD card.
4) Using a USB-A US
Well I'm on slightly dodgy ground now, but from memory I think you need
to do
o create a new empty DOS partition table
n add a new partition (it'll ask some more questions - not sure
exactly the order or the options, but make it a primary partition that
fills the whole disk)
then
w
chill wrote:
> Aaargh - I'm an eejit. It's fdisk, not fdisc. Sorry!
No, I'm the eejit.
I'm up to this point, I feel we're getting somewhere, please spell out
the next steps.
Code:
Disk /dev/sda doesn't contain a valid partition table
Disk /dev/sdb: 932 GB,
Aaargh - I'm an eejit. It's fdisk, not fdisc. Sorry!
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kidstypike wrote:
> Chill, thanks.
>
> Can't even get started . . .
>
> >
Code:
> > tc@musicbox:~$ fdisc -1-sh: fdisc: not found
> tc@musicbox:~$
> >
That first command should be just
Code:
fdisk -l
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chill wrote:
> My memory of what I did under pCP to format an SSD in the Argon case
> isn't great, but I can give some clues.
>
> From your dmesg it looks like the SSD is device sda. If you SSH into
> the RPi and type
>
> >
Code:
> > fdisk -l
> >
My memory of what I did under pCP to format an SSD in the Argon case
isn't great, but I can give some clues.
>From your dmesg it looks like the SSD is device sda. If you SSH into
the RPi and type
Code:
fdisk -l
you should see some output like th
Man in a van wrote:
> 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
>
> This is the snip from towards the end
>
>
> 2.572443] mmc0: host does not support reading read-only switch,
> assuming
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
This
chill wrote:
> Just in case we're overlooking something obvious - have you used the
> little USB link piece to connect the disk tray to the RPi once
> assembled?
>
> I have a couple of these Argon cases, both running pCP (one's my server,
> the other runs a player and does some housekeeping job
Just in case we're overlooking something obvious - have you used the
little USB link piece to connect the disk tray to the RPi once
assembled?
I have a couple of these Argon cases, both running pCP (one's my server,
the other runs a player and does some housekeeping jobs overnight). My
memory i
Man in a van wrote:
> does it show up under
>
> lsusb
>
> or
>
> dmesg
>
> if you ssh into the card?
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:
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strebor56 wrote:
> I bougt a cable to plug the housing into my laptop, but you could boot a
> copy of RaspOS and use Gparted:
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ybNDevyzFM
>
> Bonne chance..S
OK, thanks, any partitioning/formatting will need to be done using
windows, so I've ordered a cable
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
I bougt a cable to plug the housing into my laptop, but you could boot a
copy of RaspOS and use Gparted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ybNDevyzFM
Bonne chance..S
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Man in a van wrote:
> Is the pCP os Installed on the sata m thingy ? :confused:
>
> ronnie
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 d
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
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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.
I'm fairly sure there will be if you know how to use SSH to talk to the
Pi.
I only use pCP as players and have LMS on
kidstypike wrote:
> Is this the one?
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.
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and squeezelite for usb inside an argon
one case
pi3b+ (7\" display, hifib
carsten_h wrote:
> I have two of these cases here but I am using them with Home Assistant
> and Raspberry Pi OS and I am using the M.2 SSD as the bootmedium. I have
> this case without M.2 SSD for libreELEC and one for piCorePlayer with
> LMS with an external SSD.
> I think that your problem may
kidstypike wrote:
> expecting to see the SATA board as a mountable USB drive on the LMS
> page, but no USB drives showing.
I have two of these cases here but I am using them with Home Assistant
and Raspberry Pi OS and I am using the M.2 SSD as the bootmedium. I have
this case without M.2 SSD fo
Jeff07971 wrote:
> As long as the USB/SATA Bridge has a driver under pCP I would assume so.
>
> Jeff
Thanks Jeff, but I'm at a loss on what to do with this splendid advice.
:o
*Server - LMS 8.3.0 *Pi4B 4GB/Argon one case/pCP 8.0.0 - 75K library,
playlists & LMS cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -*
kidstypike wrote:
> I need help.
>
> I've got the Argon M.2 'extension board'
> (https://thepihut.com/products/m-2-expansion-board-for-argon-one) for my
> Argon one case, and a '240GB Internal SSD M.2 SATA'
> (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B078WYS5K6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=
I need help.
I've got the Argon M.2 'extension board'
(https://thepihut.com/products/m-2-expansion-board-for-argon-one) for my
Argon one case, and a '240GB Internal SSD M.2 SATA'
(https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B078WYS5K6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
board, assembled as
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I just tested DHCP > static IP > DHCP > static IP > DHCP. Worked OK.
>
> You may need a monitor to see if an IP has been assigned or use an IP
> scanner, or see if there are any error messages.
>
> Try using http://hostname.local
Thanks for the reply, Greg - issue resolv
I just tested DHCP > static IP > DHCP > static IP > DHCP. Worked OK.
You may need a monitor to see if an IP has been assigned or use an IP
scanner, or see if there are any error messages.
Try using http://hostname.local
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