Didnt realize that, thanks.
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That means you don't have squeezelite running on that device(or
squeezelite is not connected to your LMS server). Squeezelite has to
be running for that to work. We could have better error handling.
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First time trying the pCp CLI
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/information/pcp_cli/
and with LMS, getting a bad address error:
tc@picoreplayerpb:~$ pcp mode
wget: bad address ':9000'
tc@picoreplayerpb:~$
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> Yes - what surprised me was that LMS did not start even though the LMS
> config had no reference to the (failed) nfs mount
That's because pCP does not know how you are using the mount. It's a
dependency check. When a mount(network or USB) is configured, and it
fails. L
paul- wrote:
> Yes, if you have music mounted, and the mount fails, LMS will not start.
> You could have library issues otherwise, requiring a complete rescan.
Yes - what surprised me was that LMS did not start even though the LMS
config had no reference to the (failed) nfs mount
pCP8 with RPi 7" DSI or other DPI display + HDMI Audio
So I've made some progress here, there is no one generic setting that
works for all.
You will need to edit the config.txt on the boot partition.
- Comment out or delete the line gpu_mem=xxx
- add a line at the end max_framebuffers=2
-
Yes, if you have music mounted, and the mount fails, LMS will not start.
You could have library issues otherwise, requiring a complete rescan.
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Buglet - not urgent - but in case someone else has this problem:
I have a pi4 running squeezelite and lms - the lms library is on a
locally mounted usb drive.
I also have a nas share version of the lms library, mounted over nfs.
(it dosn't need to be mounted - that's just how I used to do it..
AngloCuencano wrote:
> . If I toggle the LMS control bar on or off, after the automatic
> squeezelite restart, the ALSA settings are blank, and of course there is
> no playback. if I re-enter the settings manually, all is well.
Wow, dont do that anymore. That bug is several versions old. Tha
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Tick.
Actually, I don't think the card was my problem.
There seems to be an odd interaction between the Tweaks page and the
ALSA settings. If I toggle the LMS control bar on or off, after the
automatic squeezelite restart, the ALSA settings are blank, and of
course there
Tick.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Audio output device settings = Headphones
> Output setting = hw:CARD=Headphones
> ALSA setting = 80::0:
>
> Should be your settings. This is the default for pCP8.0.0.
I tried a fresh install on a new card, and now it works.
I guess my old card is getting worn out.
Thank
Just tested on my RPiA+ and can confirm that the *default* settings play
music through "Headphones".
:)
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AngloCuencano wrote:
> I successfully did in situ updates on a few piCore players, but one
> player fails to play after updating.
>
> This is a Pi A+ that I use with analog output in an old transistor radio
> to make a portable player. The player connects to the wifi network,
> Squeezeplayer is
There were a few oddities with upgrades, but a new image defaults to
Headphones. What else is installed.?Only WiFi?
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I successfully did in situ updates on a few piCore players, but one
player fails to play after updating.
This is a Pi A+ that I use with analog output in an old transistor radio
to make a portable player. The player connects to the wifi network,
Squeezeplayer is running, and "Headphones" is the
Just a detail but I understood that starting with kernel 5.x, linux
supports multiqueue schedulers: mq-deadline, multiqueue bfq, kyber etc.
If this is the case, the bit about elevator options seems outdated under
advanced settings. Reading some comparisons, I chose none. I continue to
have sensa
I did a clean install of 8 on a Pi3 with HiFiBerry DAC. Iwas previously
running an older version with no problem.
I'm now getting the following when I try to install Bluetooth;
[ INFO ] Downloading Bluetooth extensions...
Downloading: python3.8-evdev.tcz
Error retreiving
https://repo.picoreplayer
paul- wrote:
> You cannot run fsck to make repairs on a mounted file system. When fsck
> runs at boot, the file system is not mounted, so it can run normally.
> If your filesystem wont get repaired, it is likely a failing sdcard.
Ok I found the issue.
I pulled the sd-card, and remember that I
hellrider77 wrote:
> There is something I wanted to ask since I ce back to using pCP few
> months ago.
> Will rt-kernel ever come back? I always felt it sounded better (not only
> with pCP but also with Daphile).
> Another option would be to offer a way to load custom kernels (a
> script?).
>
mr-b wrote:
>
> My question in case it wasn't clear was about why fsck in read-only mode
> indicated free count issues if fsck had been run on boot? Or does fsck
> not fix those?
You cannot run fsck to make repairs on a mounted file system. When fsck
runs at boot, the file system is not mounte
There is something I wanted to ask since I ce back to using pCP few
months ago.
Will rt-kernel ever come back? I always felt it sounded better (not only
with pCP but also with Daphile).
Another option would be to offer a way to load custom kernels (a
script?).
Thanks a lot.
-
Yup, no argument on that front! But there's no point passing just 'y' to
fsck since the vol is mounted i.e.
tc@PCP-XLR-LMS:~$ e2fsck -y /dev/mmcblk0p2
e2fsck 1.45.6 (20-Mar-2020)
/dev/mmcblk0p2 is mounted.
e2fsck: Cannot continue, aborting.
I'm confused as to what you're suggesting.
My questi
It's pretty clear to me, you cannot combine options.
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/e2fsck.8.html
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Pass the -y parameter (assume yes to all questions). The -y parameter
is used during boot.
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Well it certainly works fine on another PCP with a screen:
35359
Though the boot says PCPCore-v7.
But on my other one, fsck still shows incorrect free counts, which I'd
assumed fsck would correct.
Code:
tc@PCP-XLR-LMS:~$ e2fsck -n /dev/mmcblk0p2
e2fsck 1.45.6 (2
fsck doesn't show in dmesg, and the output is not logged. Connect a
screen.
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Tx. I tried it via:
Code:
$ sudo tune2fs -l /dev/mmcblk0p2 | grep count
Inode count: 3899392
Block count: 7773184
Reserved block count: 82880
Mount count: 10
Maximum mount count: -1
$ tune2fs -c 1 /dev/mm
fsck will be ran on the tce partition automatically. If either condition
is met.
1) The partition is marked dirty. Which will almost never happen on an
EXT4 partition.
2) If the mount count is greater than the Max Mounts. Max mounts is
disabled by default on EXT4 file systems. You can enable
I *think* from the below that forcing fsck on boot with TC will not be
possible, unless it's done from a safe mode boot (presumably with no
network).
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,13750.0.html
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My OP for 7.0.0 is at
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and I tried adding forcefsck to /mnt/mmcblk0p1/cmdline.txt but it didn't
work, so I was wondering if things were different in 8.0.0.
Do I need to install one of
We discussed this probably 6 months ago and, you know, I can't remember
what the solution was. I think Paul, might have suggested an answer.
:confused:
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The dirty bit is often set but usually there is no real problem.
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Does 8.0.0 have the ability to do fsck at boot? Or even badblocks?
After the flaky problems I'd had a few weeks ago, my LMS PCP finally
died yesterday and so I installed an Ubuntu VM so I could finally check
the sd card.
Code:
sudo fsck -fv /dev/sdc2
fsck from
Man in a van wrote:
> Well the USB chip is used in this product
>
> https://hifimediy.com/product/sabre-dac-uae23/
>
> So it should be recognised.
>
> (In fact the co-ax and optical inputs offer a higher bit rate than the
> usb)
>
> I suggest you download a fresh image and start again
>
> a
paul- wrote:
> pCP7 or pCP8 would have little impact on what LMS is doing under each of
> those versions. If you are streaming, I would suggest moving to
> LMS8.2. If you are already on the latest 8.2 nightly, then I would
> open a thread in the LMS forum, with server log details.
I've reins
Yvanq wrote:
> An usb cable problem ? So strange, maybe very stupid but weeks I'm
> looking on this trouble without music...
Well the USB chip is used in this product
https://hifimediy.com/product/sabre-dac-uae23/
So it should be recognised.
(In fact the co-ax and optical inputs offer a hig
castalla wrote:
> I've encountered a strange problem using a live Internet radio stream
> using aac. The stream plays for approximately for 5 minutes then either
> stops or resets to zero and plays again for a few minutes. The same
> stream plays without any issues in pcp 7.
>
> The problem
Man in a van wrote:
> I think the dac / amp is not being recognised correctly.
>
> Maybe it is expecting an on-the go device to be plugged in and not a
> raspberry pi. It says in the blurb that one can connect a smart phone by
> the usb (which is a different connector than normal for a dac)
>
castalla wrote:
> Global player plugin - LBC UK
>
> https://media-ssl.musicradio.com/LBCUK
I popped the url into favourites and it's been playiing for 15 minutes
without a hitch.
Maybe check the server log ?
ronnie
M
To those having USB DAC problems I suggest you have a look at this
project.
'Add a Topping E30 USB DAC'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/projects/add-topping-e30-usb-dac/)
Just substitute "E30" for your DAC's name.
Unfortunately when I buy things to test, they usually just work with
little effor
Man in a van wrote:
> a url might help ? :)
>
> ronnie
Global player plugin - LBC UK
https://media-ssl.musicradio.com/LBCUK
castall
Yvanq wrote:
> Yes usb dac/amp is on, I just see the last line of desmeg
> under-voltage detected!
>
> https://elemac.fr/nextcloud/s/JkbeQH4ie9CxSxR
I think the dac / amp is not being recognised correctly.
Maybe it is expecting an on-the go device to be plugged in and not a
raspberry pi. It s
Yes usb dac/amp is on, I just see the last line of desmeg
under-voltage detected!
https://elemac.fr/nextcloud/s/JkbeQH4ie9CxSxR
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I've encountered a strange problem using a live Internet radio stream
using aac. The stream plays for approximately for 5 minutes then either
stops or resets to zero and plays again for a few minutes. The same
stream plays without any issues in pcp 7.
The problem occurs with any player - I no
An rpi 2B should be / is fine for piCorePlayer.
Is the dac/amp powered on with the usb input selected when you power on
the rpi2b ?
The dac/amp is not showing as connected.
Please can you post the dmesg log (from the same place as the boot log)
ronnie
you can leave the internal audio enable
If I enable internal audio (and have squeezerlite running), I just have
these options
Available output devices (click to use):
hw: devices are normally the best choice, but try and decide for
yourself:
default
plugequal
equal
hw:CARD=Headphones,DEV=0
plughw:CARD=Headphones,DEV=0
sysdefault:CAR
The boot log shows that you need to set an output in Squeezelite.
Please go to the Squeezelite tab
Scroll down to Change Squeezelite settings
At the box saying output settings
Click on the red word more
copy and paste the selection of output settings,
As an example, this is mine
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Man in a van wrote:
> The requested screenshot would be helpful to start with.
>
> Also the boot log pCP Main Page > Diagnostics > Logs
>
> Did the device work in pCP v 7 ?
>
> ronnie
No, I never succeed to make it working, and was waiting for 8 that
should fix this problem
boot log :
https
The requested screenshot would be helpful to start with.
Also the boot log pCP Main Page > Diagnostics > Logs
Did the device work in pCP v 7 ?
ronnie
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Man in a van wrote:
> Can please post a screenshot of your choices
>
> 35321
>
> why do you want to disable the onboard audio?
>
> Also the boot log might help and the result of lsmod or dmesg
>
> ronnie
Hello
I tried different output but don't know really well witch output to
choose
hw:CA
Man in a van wrote:
> There is a "nano" extension one can install :)
Yes, indeed. It is even written in the instructions, I just need to read
them. Shame on me.
Did all of the steps and it works very well, so now I have 2 solutions.
Many thanks Ronnie and Paul.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Does it work before you disable the internal audio?
Yvanq wrote:
> before disabling, squeezerlite is running but no sound, maybe a problem
> with my dac amplifier ?
>
> https://www.audiophonics.fr/fr/amplificateur-full-digital-fda/fx-audio-d502bt-amplificateur-fda-tas534
Supertramp wrote:
> Thanks Paul.
>
> Yes, I read about the Autostart Squeezelite project on your website. I
> tried to follow the instructions using PuTTY, however I get the "sudo:
> nano: command not found" error after I enter the very first instruction.
> This may be more for advanced users,
paul- wrote:
> There is a thread floating around that helps to automate starting
> squeezelite with external powered USB devices.
Thanks Paul.
Yes, I read about the Autostart Squeezelite project on your website. I
tried to follow the instructions using PuTTY, however I get the "sudo:
nano: com
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Does it work before you disable the internal audio?
before disabling, squeezerlite is running but no sound, maybe a problem
with my dac amplifier ?
https://www.audiophonics.fr/fr/amplificateur-full-digital-fda/fx-audio-d502bt-amplificateur-fda-tas5342a-sortie-subwoofer-bl
Supertramp wrote:
> I both did an insitu upgrade as well as a fresh install to v8.0.0 coming
> from v7.0.1. to troubleshout the issue that v8.0.0 no longer remembers
> my USB DAC amplifier when the latter is switched off and on, where
> v7.0.1 does.
>
That has always been the case The Audio
I both did an insitu upgrade as well as a fresh install to v8.0.0 coming
from v7.0.1. to troubleshout the issue that v8.0.0 no longer remembers
my USB DAC amplifier when the latter is switched off and on, where
v7.0.1 does.
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Are you running out of disk space?
We usually check but you never know.
Its an error that I can't remember seeing before. :confused:
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mfraser wrote:
> After one successful upgrade, I thought I'd do my other player.
>
> piCorePlayer insitu update
> [ INFO ] Installing boot files...
> [ WARN ] /mnt/mmcblk0p1 already mounted.
> [ INFO ] Backing up old OS...
> [ INFO ] Saving configuration files.
> [ INFO ] Restoring old OS...
>
After one successful upgrade, I thought I'd do my other player.
piCorePlayer insitu update
[ INFO ] Installing boot files...
[ WARN ] /mnt/mmcblk0p1 already mounted.
[ INFO ] Backing up old OS...
[ INFO ] Saving configuration files.
[ INFO ] Restoring old OS...
[ INFO ] Unmounting /mnt/mmcblk0p1
Yvanq wrote:
> Hello I just upgrade to picoreplayer 8. still impossible to have
> squeezerlite running with usb audio output with disabled internal audio
> (it works on my 3 other raspberry)... Help...
Does it work before you disable the internal audio?
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Yvanq wrote:
> Hello I just upgrade to picoreplayer 8. still impossible to have
> squeezerlite running with usb audio output with disabled internal audio
> (it works on my 3 other raspberry)... Help...Have you tried a fresh install?
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squeezerlite running with usb audio output with disabled internal audio
(it works on my 3 other raspberry)... Help...
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Just finished flawless in-place upgrade to 8.0
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Wigster wrote:
> Hi. Is it possible to compile the Wifi dongle firmware before the
> upgrade from pcp7 to 8 so I dont lose connectivity. Or is the only way
> to dig out my RPi from behind the wardrobe and move to it Ethernet for
> the upgrade?
Yes.
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Just to say that I updated in-situ three RPi4 devices from 64bit pCP7.01
this morning - smooth sailing without a bump. Thank you for all your
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paul- wrote:
> Great, thanks for the feed back.
Hi. Is it possible to compile the Wifi dongle firmware before the
upgrade from pcp7 to 8 so I dont lose connectivity. Or is the only way
to dig out my RPi from behind the wardrobe and move to it Ethernet for
the upgrade?
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Thank you so much!
In was still lagging behind on v6.1.0 (running on a Pi4)
Did an insitu upgrade to 7.0 (had an error about samba needing a manual
update, but ignored that)
Did an immediate insitu upgrade to 8.0.0 and everything seems to be
working (so far!) - had to upgrade the Spotify plugi
jd68 wrote:
> Ok, understood. I am a beta tester. :D
>
> The scripts are great. It worked like a charm.
>
> But the README.md could be improved because at some points I was unsure
> what to do:
>
> in Step 2:
> instead of
> >
Code:
> > pcp_prepare_kernel_src -k -s
paul- wrote:
> The scripts should walk you through it. I'm trying to be vague, to see
> how it goes.
Ok, understood. I am a beta tester. :D
The scripts are great. It worked like a charm.
But the README.md could be improved because at some points I was unsure
what to do:
in Step 2:
instead
paul- wrote:
> There is no way to "update" between 32 and 64 bit.
Thought so. 32 bit running great. I suspect that I may find some
advantage to rescanning LMS in 64 bit, otherwise I can’t think of
any other advantages for me as I only use pCP for LMS.
Is there an other advantage to 64 Bit on
Insitu_update From 7.01 to 8.0 went well.
Been doing the Insitu_update since 6.0
Im on a RP3B. Did the Insitu_update do a 32 bit install? And if so,
is the only way to get to a 64bit with a full install?
Thanks for the great work.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> copy2fs is not of much use.
>
> It was initially added as an answer to the "supposedly" corrupt SD cards
> problem. But that problem didn't really occur on piCore, so it hasn't
> been implemented.
>
> You could completely run pCP in RAM, unmount /dev/mmcblk0p1 and do full
copy2fs is not of much use.
It was initially added as an answer to the "supposedly" corrupt SD cards
problem. But that problem didn't really occur on piCore, so it hasn't
been implemented.
You could completely run pCP in RAM, unmount /dev/mmcblk0p1 and do full
backups of the unmounted partition
Hi was wondering what the advantages of using the copy2fs option in
PCP8.0 are?
Have done a number of insitu upgrades and a couple of installations from
scratch all went perfectly thankyou very much.
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Well, I meant the extensions required to compile the driver.
Is compiletc.tcz sufficient?
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It's not an extension, but there are a couple of scripts and a process
outline https://github.com/piCorePlayer/pCP-Kernels
The 8812au is one I build for myself.
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> It should not be hard to build it yourself. Just a little sdcard space
> for the source code.
>
> Did anyone try to build drivers yet?
Not yet but it is on my todo list. I will do it for '8812au'.
Which pCP extensions do I need to install?
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What is your "Output setting"?
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Hi,
I upgraded insitu from 7.0.1 to 8.0.0 on both a RPI 4 and 3B. Everything
seems to be running fine. However, the boot process takes quite a bit
longer and I see error messages:
Code:
Checking for boot files on mmcblk0p1...
Trying to mount /dev/mmcblk0p1.
ssh fi
It should not be hard to build it yourself. Just a little sdcard space
for the source code.
Did anyone try to build drivers yet?
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paul- wrote:
> 8188eu is one of the Realtek out of drivers.
>
> The simple answer to Howards question is to not buy Realtek based
> product
. I get those are the cheap ones
..for the reason that they
> could give a crap about software support. I cant test many of the
> drivers, so I never kn
8188eu is one of the Realtek out of drivers.
The simple answer to Howards question is to not buy Realtek based
product
. I get those are the cheap ones
..for the reason that they
could give a crap about software support. I cant test many of the
drivers, so I never know which 3rd party repo re
paul- wrote:
> I used to spend hours trying to keep these up. What driver are you
> using? Look at lsmod, for loaded modules.
As far as I can tell 8188eu.
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Thanks,
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using? Look at lsmod, for loaded modules.
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>
> > > >
- Removed out of tree realtek wifi drivers, as they are not well
> maintained. You can still build them manually before upgrade See --
> https://github.com/piCorePlayer/pCP-Kernels
> > >
>
> I have a Realtek-based Wifi 802.11n radio pliugged into an the USB of
> an RPi2B
I just did a comparison between 7 and 8 Bluetooth. Sadly, dropouts and
stutters affect 8 whereas 7 is stutter free...
Guess I'm stuck with 7 for the foreseeable...
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paul- wrote:
> Lol, we often bend the rules of some programs to make things work. In
> this case, since cdrom was not a dependency in kernel 5.4, but it is in
> 5.10. Thats driving the error. But I only added the dependency after
> releasing pCP8, so we never saw it through testing.
>
>
Insitu upgrade issues on a Original Pi model B from version 7.x
I had bluetooth enabled - tried to disable / remove bluetooth support
from the webui an when the system rebooted I had no SSH access and
picoreplayer didn't start.
Connected a screen and keyboard and it appears some of the config w
alnames wrote:
> I also had some HDMI issues with an insitu upgrade. I was having
> buffering issues using LMS from multiple sources until I realized the Pi
> with LMS was on the same one with Picoreplayer using HDMI going to my
> main stereo (and was dead silent). A couple of switcheroos at "Au
paul- wrote:
> This should be fixed, update the shutdown-monitor extension. (For the
> record the event info after the @ sign is a bit random, on my pi4 it was
> @16-event. Probably depends on which rpi board and what you have
> installed. Anyway did a bit of globbing, and it should work now
psketch wrote:
> I did an insitu upgrade from 7.0.1 and got no audio via HDMI. However,
> I set the audio back to headphones and then back to HDMI again, and it's
> all working again. So insitu worked fine for me, but I had to force a
> "reinstall" of HDMI by deselecting and reselecting it.
I
df77 wrote:
> I've just set up a fresh system with pCP 8.0.0 (no upgrade, with rpi3a+,
> display+jivelite, IR, RTC and LMS) and everything is working very well
> so far - thanks alot!
>
> Now I'm trying to configure gpio-shutdown (and shutdown-monitor) -
> however, grounding the corresponding G
P Nelson wrote:
> Is that why you recommend a new install instead of an update! ;) Just
> joking.
>
> Seriously, thank you for all your hard work and help!!!
Lol, we often bend the rules of some programs to make things work. In
this case, since cdrom was not a dependency in kernel 5.4, b
pallih wrote:
> I noticed that the filesystems-5.10.42-pcpCore-v7.tcz.dep included:
>
> cdrom-KERNEL.tcz
>
> but there was no cdrom extension loaded. So I loaded that extension:
>
> Downloading: cdrom-5.4.83-pcpCore-v7.tcz
> cdrom-5.4.83-pcpCore-v7.tcz: OK
>
>
> and then the update went ahe
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