albertone74 wrote:
Anything else I can do?:)
KERNEL-WAND-3.0.35-CM39+.FC18
Another loose end, that dates back to the PBWPN image. alsactl store
on the spdif device, as part of the shutdown process, caused the
shutdown/reboot to hang. 'ENGR00234501 ASoC: spdif: fix Ubuntu reboot
hang issue'
Hi Clive
Just did the above and a couple of comments. In the alsa-store the line
wasn't commented, but I did remove the zero. Also at the end of the
updates I tried the cpupower command (just to see what the output would
look like) and it didn't recognise the command
CW
Chunkywizard wrote:
Just did the above and a couple of comments. In the alsa-store the line
wasn't commented, but I did remove the zero.
Maybe I didn't make it clear. The commented line is what would have been
there before editing, the uncommented line, what you need to end up
with, after
Hi Clive
Thanks for the clarification. I did miss the cpupower post so I'll
update and run the test for the rest of the weekend.
Cheers
CW
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JackOfAll wrote:
After doing the above, if you could avoid rebooting for the rest of the
weekend, just use device as you normally would, and then on Monday run
cpupower frequency-info again and post the last line of output. What
we are interested to see is the stats, showing how much time
dsdreamer wrote:
What does
Code:
iwconfig wlan0
return?
Also, what does
Code:
sudo nmcli dev wifi list
show?
Here is the info, hope it helps (my network is also listed). Since I
simply
Squeezemenicely wrote:
Here is the info, hope it helps (my network is also listed). Since I
simply cannot connect via wifi:
You clearly have plenty of WiFi signal strength and no hardware issues.
So, I am thinking it must be a configuration issue. Try
Code:
cat
So here is all the info, seems to be a driver issue - as stated below.
Code:
login as: fedora
fedora@192.168.178.25's password:
Last login: Sat May 11 15:49:50 2013 from pleasuredome.fritz.box
[fedora@wandboard ~]$ cat /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-wlan0
Squeezemenicely wrote:
So here is all the info, seems to be a driver issue - as stated below.
If your WiFi password is correct (including capitalization) then I can't
see why it doesn't work.
Even though the error message says, Association request to the driver
failed this is the same error
dsdreamer wrote:
If your WiFi password is correct (including capitalization) then I can't
see why it doesn't work.
One last debugging suggestion you could try is to temporarily set a very
simple password on your router and then update the Wandboard with the
same simple password.
I had
Has your router assigned an ip address and is it active? I had problems
with the wifi which I was think was down to my router. Try deleting the
Wandboard association with the router and rebooting (both router and
Wandboard). By the way, this is just a guess ;-D
CW
Thanks Chunkywizard, also did that. Deleted the wandboard and restarted
both router and wandboard - nothing.
One thing is strange, I just retried with my guest wifi network which I
called ALDI and when I did the log commands, vene though the Aldi
network showed as active in the webinterface,
Squeezemenicely wrote:
My password is only numbers and they are copied and pasted from my
router web page - so no typos.
Are you sure one device isn't using the password as a string, and the
other thinking it is hex-encoded? How many characters is it? Not 10 or
26 by any chance?
Julf wrote:
Are you sure one device isn't using the password as a string, and the
other thinking it is hex-encoded? How many characters is it? Not 10 or
26 by any chance?
The following command gave me the 100% correct result, showing my
password which has a length of 16 digits perfectly.
Must say I had issues on wifi which I never sorted. I would try again,
but I'm not rebooting whilst I'm testing the CPU power.
CW
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The classic test in these circumstances would be to disable password
encryption - see if the WB can connect.
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The classic test in these circumstances would be to disable password
encryption - see if the WB can connect.
Ok, just tried that - nothing.
I think I am going to give up.
Maybe it is something with the image, remember I did the setup and
everything with R4 and did not
I have seen references to the R4 CSOS image within the last couple of
pages. The CSOS.org page still has the R3. Is R4 a beta or just for use
by the developers?
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There is a link for r4 in this thread.
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Some feedback on the CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R4-20130510-2.img.7z build
follows below.
I realize some of this isn't implemented yet, I'm just posting it to
give you the ideas in case you haven't already thought about it.
1.
First of all, really great work, for someone who knows what they are
doing
Squeezemenicely wrote:
I have so many wifi devices here - even the raspberry pi and many many
others, not a single problem. But getting the wandboard to connect seems
impossible.
Sorry, I don't have time to get more involved in this right now. I would
suggest either your router is not
JackOfAll wrote:
I would suggest either your router is not using WPA/WPA2, (perhaps
configured for WEP?), or your password is not correct. Can't really be
anything else.
Router is configured as WPA/WPA2 not WEP, this can also be seen in the
logs posted before and the password is correct.
Squeezemenicely wrote:
Router is configured as WPA/WPA2 not WEP, this can also be seen in the
logs posted before and the password is correct. Checked, doublechecked
and changed also tried without any password in router.
So it must be something else - sadly.
Got a spare SD card? Try
I got my wandboard yesterday, so I started with R4 - never had R3.
As you wrote there is not much to configure. Everything else works -
even the server.
I do not have an extra card, otherwise I would have tried that.
As for wifi the only thing you have to do is choose your network, put in
Squeezemenicely wrote:
So it must be something else - sadly.
Code:
sudo iwlist wlan0 scanning essid Xbergworld
Please don't sanitise any of the output when you post it. I want to see
that PSK and which Ciphers are being used.
Here it is, hope it helps. Thanks guys for putting up with this
problem.
Code:
login as: fedora
fedora@192.168.178.25's password:
Last login: Sat May 11 20:05:38 2013 from pleasuredome.fritz.box
[fedora@wandboard ~]$ sudo iwlist wlan0 scanning essid Xbergworld
JackOfAll wrote:
EDIT: 'CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R4-20130510-2.img.7z'
(http://www.communitysqueeze.org/images/wandboard/CSOS/CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R4-20130510-2.img.7z)
(587MB)
...
EDIT: With reference to the 'avahi/bonjour/mDNS'
14800JackOfAll wrote:
'CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R4-20130509-1.img.7z'
(http://www.communitysqueeze.org/images/wandboard/CSOS/CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R4-20130509-1.img.7z)
(587MB)
EDIT: With reference to the 'avahi/bonjour/mDNS'
Hi Clive,
One question, if I don't want to start from scratch with the new image
(as I will lose my cache) is sudo yum update equivalent? Or is it better
to save the cache, reimage and then put the cache back? When I'm up to
date I can test the file systems web page, I have a couple of mounts
Chunkywizard wrote:
One question, if I don't want to start from scratch with the new image
(as I will lose my cache) is sudo yum update equivalent? Or is it better
to save the cache, reimage and then put the cache back?
You need to re-image. Before you do
Code:
dsdreamer wrote:
1) Booted right up into Jivelite at the skin selection menu, which I
duly selected as 1280x1024. But I was never asked which language I would
prefer, it seems to be pre-configured to use English. If this is
official, my contributed kickstart guide is wrong. If not, then
albertone74, another thing you could test for me.
On my loose ends list
I've been making the performance governor the default when building
kernels, which basically means that both CPU cores have been fixed to
their fastest speed, regardless of load, 1GHz.
The imx6 Dual Lite is capable
JackOfAll wrote:
albertone74, another thing you could test for me.
Sure. No probs. I will do it as soon as I get home this evening:)
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JackOfAll wrote:
I need to check I removed the jivelite user prefs.
If you .
Code:
sudo rm -rf /home/jivelite/.jivelite
sudo killall -9 jivelite-cs
when jivelite starts again do you get the language
JackOfAll wrote:
You need to re-image. Before you do
Code:
sudo systemctl stop squeezeboxserver
cd /var/lib
sudo tar zcvf /home/fedora/squeezeboxserver.tgz squeezeboxserver
If you scp the squeezeboxserver.tgz archive
LOGITECHMEDIASERVER-7.8.0-0.16.20130509GIT1368018400
Another loose end. I had forgotten about a patch that I applied to
our LMS build enabling LocalFile Protocol Handler for squeezelite. I
pulled the patch, (which enabled the functionality by default with no
way to disable it), after someone
dsdreamer wrote:
Yes.
Sounds like my screw-up then. I'll mount the image and wipe out the
prefs and make a R4-2 image.
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'CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R4-20130510-2.img.7z'
(http://www.communitysqueeze.org/images/wandboard/CSOS/CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R4-20130510-2.img.7z)
(587MB)
Same as the original R4-20130509-1 image, except that the jivelite user
prefs have been cleared, which will result in the language selection
screen
Got my Wandboard today, installed R4 and have the server running - it
runs so smooth and fast, it would be a crime not to use the server on
the wandboard.
As I do not have a usb DAC, I will probably have to start soldering for
the spdif. But that will be the next step.
Getting CSOS running is
JackOfAll wrote:
albertone74, another thing you could test for me
Done. Find below the output of:
Code:
cpupower frequency-info
Code:
analyzing CPU 0:
driver: imx
CPUs which run at the same hardware
I cannot get wifi to work on R4.
Tried everything, restarted and it never even shows up on my router -
password is correct and my router has wpa enabled.
This is what is in the log:
wlan0: flags=4099UP,BROADCAST,MULTICAST mtu 1500
inet6 fe80::422c:f4ff:feae:17c1 prefixlen 64 scopeid
Squeezemenicely wrote:
I cannot get wifi to work on R4.
Tried everything, restarted and it never even shows up on my router -
password is correct and my router has wpa2 enabled.
What does
Code:
iwconfig wlan0
return?
Also, what does
JackOfAll wrote:
I'll have to come back to you later this evening. I'm going to be away
from the computer for a couple of hours. Sorry!
Thanks in the meantime, I re-imaged the sd card with a copy of the
setup I made last week! Just proves 2 things:
1. Don't mess with linux commands you
albertone74 wrote:
Is there anything wrong?
Do you mean the deprecated messages/warnings? I've just patched the code
causing the warnings and made a new build of LMS. (Which should result
in those messages not being logged when running with perl = 5.16.)
Code:
castalla wrote:
I saw there's a yum.conf setting to allow for rollbacks - would this be
a useful feature to set?
You mean, tsflags=repackage? Not quite as simple as you might think.
yum is being run as root, which means that if you have run out of disk
space, you really have run out of disk
JackOfAll wrote:
You mean, tsflags=repackage? Not quite as simple as you might think.
yum is being run as root, which means that if you have run out of disk
space, you really have run out of disk space, root having used the
reserved percentage. yum probably won't run again without diskspace
castalla wrote:
So - best advice is DON'T do yum update!?
Don't be silly!
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castalla wrote:
I guess the problem is that I have a 4gb card - and there's not enough
space. But, noobishly, I have no idea how to put the 4gb onto a 8gb
card with expanded file space but I guess that's another issue.
Look, and I don't mean to be rude, but you are up and running
JackOfAll wrote:
Look, and I don't mean to be rude, but you are up and running again. I'm
desperately trying to get a new image released and move forward.
When I've done that I'll help you resizing the the rootfs partition so
it uses the free space on your 8GB card.
Ooops I stand
'CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R4-20130509-1.img.7z'
(http://www2.communitysqueeze.org/images/wandboard/CSOS/CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R4-20130509-1.img.7z)
I've just made what I hope to be the final R4 image, which pulls in all
the updates since the last R3 image. Would appreciate it if one or two
other people
JackOfAll wrote:
I've just made what I hope to be the final R4 image...
Fab! I can't wait to get home and give it a go:)
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Fab! I can't wait to get home and give it a go:)
Likewise, but I am 8 hours behind you guys.
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eLR!C wrote:
Seems to work very well, and I like how the grid looks (using it on a
1920x1080 screen).
Small things :
1. browsing the albums grid, is there a way to quickly go to a letter
(going page by page through 2000+ albums is not smooth) ?
Not at present - interested how you want
JackOfAll wrote:
I've just made what I hope to be the final R4 image..
Clive,
I have just installed the new release and so far so good..thanks for
this new great update:)
As I write I am scanning my music library...
albertone74 wrote:
As I write I am scanning my music library...
After your scan, can you update LMS? I've just pulled latest 7.8 trunk
from git and rebuilt. Needs a quick test and will save me a job.
Code:
sudo csos-cleanUpdate-testing logitechmediaserver
Note to Triode: The reason for the new LMS build (post above)
'Allow clients to register custom artwork resizing specifications'
(https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/commit/271b06dd1ce73deb75556ea2f8f0de558c267957)
Updated the Cubie to latest git - seems okay - no obvious problems for
fedora 18
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Updated the Cubie to latest git - seems okay - no obvious problems for
fedora 18
Thank you.
Does your Cubie image have the rootfs-resize service installed and
enabled
Code:
sudo systemctl status rootfs-resize
JackOfAll wrote:
After your scan, can you update LMS? I've just pulled latest 7.8 trunk
from git and rebuilt. Needs a quick test and will save me a job.
Code:
sudo csos-cleanUpdate-testing logitechmediaserver
Any issues,
JackOfAll wrote:
After your scan, can you update LMS?
Done!It is working like a charm. No issues at all:)
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Done!It is working like a charm. No issues at all:)
Thank you!
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JackOfAll wrote:
Thank you.
Does your Cubie image have the rootfs-resize service installed and
enabled
Code:
sudo systemctl status rootfs-resize
I think so
Code:
[root@fedora ~]# sudo
JIVELITE-0.1-0.35.20130508GITFE832BA
Triode wrote:
When you have time, could you make a testing version of jivelite from
the grid branch. This is work in progress, but I#8217;d like to enable
people to try it out both with the existing skins to see if I#8217;ve
broken anything in them and
Stoker wrote:
Just added a section on powering down the Wandboard/CSOS to the quick
start guide.
'Quick Start Guide: Powering Down The Wandboard/CSOS'
(http://www.communitysqueeze.org/quick_start_guide.jsp#Powering_Down)
JackOfAll wrote:
'Quick Start Guide: Powering Down The Wandboard/CSOS'
(http://www.communitysqueeze.org/quick_start_guide.jsp#Powering_Down)
Would it be possible to allow shutting down CSOS by pushing down some
button ? Or by way of some menu item in Jivelite ?
This would be nice for people
JohnSwenson wrote:
I should probably check the wandboard system clock and see how it
behaves. Start it up, check both the system clock and RTC, then unplug
the ethernet cable so it can't get NTP and let it go for a few days.
Then login with the serial port so there is no way NTP can get in
Can anyone using the Wandboard wifi give some info on the range?
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JackOfAll wrote:
John, if you want to tinker with this, you'll need to update kernel,
otherwise you won't have RTC.
Code:
# set RTC from system clock
$ sudo clock -w
Clive, I checked that once the above is done (including the
dsdreamer wrote:
I checked that once the above is done (including the kernel update of
course), the RTC is preserved through reboots
Yes, through reboots, but there is no battery backup, so not preserved
through removal of power from the board.
dsdreamer wrote:
I had to manually set the RTC clock from the system clock after NTP had
updated it during boot, but we could easily add a script to make this
happen automatically once time-sync.target is reached.
You don't need a script for that. (But it still isn't the solution for
your
I'm sorry if this has already been answered, in that case just refer me
to the previous post (in case you don't want to answer it again)
If I install the R3 image, is there an easy way to update everything to
the latest version ?
Or do I at the moment need to go though this thread and find all
JackOfAll wrote:
Code:
sudo yum update
Might take some time to finish.
I have been threatening a R4 image for some time. I'm just doing the
final testing of it now. So, assuming no more problems, that'll be
available later
castalla wrote:
Can anyone using the Wandboard wifi give some info on the range?
Erm, not sure how to answer this other than to say, good. Some of my old
Victorian horse hair plaster walls cause massive issues for me with
wi-fi and signals not seeming to go through them. The Touch in my study
Chunkywizard wrote:
Worth putting in the FAQs?
Yes, might save me answering the same question again. (Make sure you do
a pull before you edit and commit. I recently put every QA in a div
with a link back to the top of page, after we were told off for being
sloppy by Ben our web developer! ;))
JackOfAll wrote:
Erm, not sure how to answer this other than to say, good. Some of my old
Victorian horse hair plaster walls cause massive issues for me with
wi-fi and signals not seeming to go through them. The Touch in my study
can't see the wireless router in my front room. The WB, even
castalla wrote:
I ask because the edimax and tp dongles I have in Raspis run out over a
few metres. Meanwhile the Touch and a couple of cheap tablets work well
over 20m through walls.
The on-board Broadcom Wi-Fi (with external antenna) is far superior to
crappy dongles, of which I have a
JackOfAll wrote:
Code:
sudo yum update
Might take some time to finish.
I have been threatening a R4 image for some time. I'm just doing the
final testing of it now. So, assuming no more problems, that'll be
available later
JackOfAll wrote:
JIVELITE-0.1-0.35.20130508GITFE832BA
Changes...
Code:
* Wed May 08 2013 - 0.1-0.35.20130508gitfe832ba
- Latest git revision fe832ba.
- Switch to git grid branch.
Update...
Code:
JackOfAll wrote:
You don't need a script for that. (But it still isn't the solution for
your DHCP issue anyway.)
/etc/sysconfig/ntpdate
Code:
# Set to 'yes' to sync hw clock after successful ntpdate
SYNC_HWCLOCK=no
I totally
dsdreamer wrote:
Having the RTC up and running (and being set by ntpdate utility) seems
like a very low impact and safe change, even if it is not a complete
solution. It also has the the advantage that /var/log/messages won't
typically be full of entries with date-stamps near the epoch,
castalla wrote:
Okay - it's not a WB but doing yum update on my Cubie has knocked
out LMS. yum reported errors as it ran out of space.
I'll have to come back to you later this evening. I'm going to be away
from the computer for a couple of hours. Sorry!
Clive,
Could you please have look at the Service area output of the Squeeze
Server Control?
Code:
squeezeboxserver.service - SqueezeboxServer Daemon
Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/squeezeboxserver.service; enabled)
Active: active (running) since Wed
dsdreamer wrote:
Good to know, but I hope you are designing for a community of users that
extends beyond the area served by your routers??!!
Of course! I didn't mean that to be read as I'm OK, hard luck to you.
What I was saying, is that I wouldn't have seen this issue myself.
dsdreamer
michaelvv wrote:
java.lang.ClassFormatError: Truncated class file
Sounds like you were rebooting as tomcat was unpacking the war file,
resulting in a truncated class file.
Force the war to be redeployed.
Code:
sudo systemctl stop tomcat
sudo rm -rf
Pascal Hibon wrote:
I only have the folder.jpg files and these work fine. But all my image
sizes are less than 600 x 600 (usualy something like 595 x 595).
I think my largest images are 500x500, most are 300x300.
Triode, are you displaying large images OK?
COMMUNITY-SQUEEZE-WEB-1-52.20130507GIT784A334
Changes...
Code:
* Tue May 07 2013 - 1-52.20130507git784a334
- Latest git revision 784a334.
- Sync stylesheet from website.
- Sync CW edits to website FAQ.
Update...
Code:
JackOfAll wrote:
I think my largest images are 500x500, most are 300x300.
Triode, are you displaying large images OK?
Hi Guys,
I attached a screen shot to show the issue. As you will see thunbnails
show fine but the main cover in the right hnad pane doesn't (even though
its the same size
Chunkywizard wrote:
I attached a screen shot to show the issue. As you will see thunbnails
show fine but the main cover in the right hnad pane doesn't (even though
its the same size as the thumbnails). I have rebooted, and rescanned but
nothing fixes it. The scan spends about 2 hours on
[image: http://www.vacuumtube.org.uk/paul.png]
Code:
[13-05-07 14:16:40.1324] Slim::Music::Artwork::__ANON__ (552) precacheArtwork
finished in 2.91028809547424
[13-05-07 14:17:13.5180] Slim::Web::Graphics::artworkRequest (86) Artwork
request:
Name: AudioEngine D1 http://audioengineusa.com/Store/Audioengine-D1
Driver: snd-usb-audio
Max Rate: 96k
Class: UAC1
Hub: Bus powered external high speed hub
Used by: dsdreamer
One quirk is that I can't select this DAC via the Jivelite menus, but I
can using the web GUI. But once the web GUI has
dsdreamer wrote:
Let me acknowledge that I got my main idea to work around this problem
from Eli Billauer's blog post linked here:
http://billauer.co.il/blog/2012/10/dhcp-ip-ntpdate-rtc/His
description of the issue matches my observations well.
I'm just going to come out and say
dsdreamer wrote:
Name: AudioEngine D1 http://audioengineusa.com/Store/Audioengine-D1
Driver: snd-usb-audio
Max Rate: 96k
Class: UAC1
Hub: Bus powered external high speed hub
Used by: dsdreamer
Added to FAQ. Thank you.
JackOfAll wrote:
Paul, email me one or two of your problem images.
Paul, did you see the image I posted? rpm -q logitechmediaserver,
please. I wasn't able to reproduce your problem with your images not
displaying. They work fine here.
bakker_be wrote:
You have indeed oversimplified it, in that there are files inside that
directory that are needed for LMS to even start up, that's before any
scanning has ever taken place. My first tentative at running LMS was
without a stick and I found an 11hr scantime to be a bit
JackOfAll wrote:
Paul, did you see the image I posted? rpm -q logitechmediaserver,
please. I wasn't able to reproduce your problem with your images not
displaying. They work fine here.
Saw that, I will take a look at Michael advice and post up my log.
Cheers
CW
mherger wrote:
I attached a screen shot to show the issue. As you will see
thunbnails
show fine but the main cover in the right hnad pane doesn't (even
though
its the same size as the thumbnails). I have rebooted, and rescanned
but
nothing fixes it. The scan spends about 2 hours on
Chunkywizard wrote:
looking at it, I'm guessing the database for art is corrupt. Seems like
scanning doesn't fix it so do I have to delete the cache? Is it possible
to do this with out wiping out everything and starting again? I would
like to try and retain my trackstat info if poss, it
This RTC stuff is interesting. On my system I just automatically set
up a reserved address in my router so it gets the same IP address all
the time. Anything I'm going to be SSHing into or accessing a webgui on
I just put in a reserved address for and I never worry about it again.
On the RTC
JohnSwenson wrote:
This RTC stuff is interesting.
Interesting??? LOL. It's fracking tedious! ;)
Right, I think I have a far more elegant solution. 1 day leases.
Please everybody tell me that their aren't any braindead routers out
there that give out anything less than a one hour lease?
JohnSwenson wrote:
This RTC stuff is interesting. On my system I just automatically set
up a reserved address in my router so it gets the same IP address all
the time. Anything I'm going to be SSHing into or accessing a webgui on
I just put in a reserved address for and I never worry about
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