@nosereg
It sounds like you are expecting to load a ready-to-run image of moOde r40b9. Sorry, that's not what rel-stretch-r40b9.zip contains. Quoting from moodeaudio.org:
Tim has explained in earlier posts why he is not distributing a ready-to-run image as he did for previous versions. We build it ourselves.
To aid us, @koda59 has posted a nice automated version of Tim's Build Recipe to this Forum (see post #10915) and has said he's sending an improved version to Tim for review. The DietPi folks are working on a moOde-specific builder in DietPi. It's not ready for prime time yet.
Regards,
Kent
The new version « automatic build » is in Tim’s hand. I let Tim approve this way at this time.
For the old one, don’t forget to update link adress in .properties file with new moode beta 9 one.
Regards
Hi Kent,
Thanks for confirming, it's nice to know that mine seems to be an isolated issue.
I also built on an RPi3B with no DAC then ran it on another RPi3B with an Allo Boss DAC.
My set up is I have a QNAP NAS running Asset DLNA and Lumin app either on my iPad or iPhone as a controller, so UPnP is quite essential for me. I had actually made Tm's upmpdcli recipe to work on another distribution that had no upmpdcli built in to the image, so I was quite surprised that it didn't work the first time. It seems to be a fluke though, so happy it is running now after the reinstall.
Regards
goldhorse
edit: scrub that request, I've just read the latest build doc, lol
Edit again: ignore the post about DLNA as well, have reinstalled it and appears to be working (sorry can't edit original post)
Have fun playing y'all!
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built images of r40b9
Hi, all.
I've been on the fence about this for a week but finally convinced myself it is for a good cause.
Thanks to @koda59's post I checked out the features of uploadfiles.io and have now created a Pro account.
In it, I have posted two built images of r40b9, one for armv7 and one for armv6 hosts. Each was built by hand using Tim's build_recipe_v1.9.txt. All steps except the optional Step 10 have been executed and all the optional components have been added.
The only liberty I took was to change the DOS Label of the boot partition from 'boot' to 'MOODE'. It doesn't affect how the image is used; it only makes it easier for me to identify on a (u)SD card.
TOP-moode_r40b9_armv7.zip - this file contains
TOP-moode_r40b9_armv6.zip - this file contains
Note that even zip'ped these are 1.2GB files. I should have but did not use @koda59's script to create smaller files.
Edit: [oops, hit Post instead of Preview.] The build_recipe_v1.9.txt comes directly from moodeaudio.org. The setup.txt file comes from within Tim's rel_stretch_r40b9.zip file.
CAVEATS:
1) this is a best effort basis. I have extracted and burned the image from each zip file and booted it on an RPi3B (armv7) or RPi0W (armv6) and they appear to be in working order. YMMV.
2) this is only a shortterm fix until our automated scripts work for DIY-ers and DietPi works for appliance users.
Regards,
Kent
Hi, all.
I've been on the fence about this for a week but finally convinced myself it is for a good cause.
Thanks to @koda59's post I checked out the features of uploadfiles.io and have now created a Pro account.
In it, I have posted two built images of r40b9, one for armv7 and one for armv6 hosts. Each was built by hand using Tim's build_recipe_v1.9.txt. All steps except the optional Step 10 have been executed and all the optional components have been added.
The only liberty I took was to change the DOS Label of the boot partition from 'boot' to 'MOODE'. It doesn't affect how the image is used; it only makes it easier for me to identify on a (u)SD card.
TOP-moode_r40b9_armv7.zip - this file contains
Code:
$ unzip -l TOP-moode_r40b9_armv7.zip
Archive: TOP-moode_r40b9_armv7.zip
Length Date Time Name
--------- ---------- ----- ----
3193961984 2017-11-19 10:54 TOP-moode_r40b9_armv7.img
24973 2017-11-19 10:48 build_recipe_v1.9.txt
6841 2017-11-19 10:48 setup.txt
--------- -------
3193993798 3 filesTOP-moode_r40b9_armv6.zip - this file contains
Code:
$ unzip -l TOP-moode_r40b9_armv6.zip
Archive: TOP-moode_r40b9_armv6.zip
Length Date Time Name
--------- ---------- ----- ----
3193962496 2017-11-19 09:56 TOP-moode_r40b9_armv6.img
24973 2017-11-15 10:28 build_recipe_v1.9.txt
6841 2017-11-19 10:12 setup.txt
--------- -------
3193994310 3 filesNote that even zip'ped these are 1.2GB files. I should have but did not use @koda59's script to create smaller files.
Edit: [oops, hit Post instead of Preview.] The build_recipe_v1.9.txt comes directly from moodeaudio.org. The setup.txt file comes from within Tim's rel_stretch_r40b9.zip file.
CAVEATS:
1) this is a best effort basis. I have extracted and burned the image from each zip file and booted it on an RPi3B (armv7) or RPi0W (armv6) and they appear to be in working order. YMMV.
2) this is only a shortterm fix until our automated scripts work for DIY-ers and DietPi works for appliance users.
Regards,
Kent
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Hi, all.
I've been on the fence about this for a week but finally convinced myself it is for a good cause.
Thanks to @koda59's post I checked out the features of uploadfiles.io and have now created a Pro account.
In it, I have posted two built images of r40b9, one for armv7 and one for armv6 hosts. Each was built by hand using Tim's build_recipe_v1.9.txt. All steps except the optional Step 10 have been executed and all the optional components have been added.
The only liberty I took was to change the DOS Label of the boot partition from 'boot' to 'MOODE'. It doesn't affect how the image is used; it only makes it easier for me to identify on a (u)SD card.
CAVEATS:
1) this is a best effort basis. I have extracted and burned the image from each zip file and booted it on an RPi3B (armv7) or RPi0W (armv6) and they appear to be in working order. YMMV.
2) this is only a shortterm fix until our automated scripts work for DIY-ers and DietPi works for appliance users.
Regards,
Kent
Xmas has come early from Father Kent....
(Just done the same thing and pressed post instead of preview)
.... many thanks.
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Xmas has come early from Father Kent....
(Just done the same thing and pressed post instead of preview)
.... many thanks.
Well, Father Christmas turns out to be the Grinch
It's been pointed out to me that posting these binaries puts me into the same jeopardy that Tim was facing with his.Sad to say, I've had to delete the files. If I can figure out how to delete my post, I'll do that too.
Meeting the requirements of FOSS model turns out to be way more burdensome that I thought through my casual reading of the licenses. Apparently I have to be able to make available the source to every component of the binary, not just of our application but of every component down to the base of Linux. Yikes.
I apologize for raising a false hope.
Regards,
Kent
Well, Father Christmas turns out to be the Grinch
Sad to say, I've had to delete the files. If I can figure out how to delete my post, I'll do that too.
Meeting the requirements of FOSS model turns out to be way more burdensome that I thought through my casual reading of the licenses. Apparently I have to be able to make available the source to every component of the binary, not just of our application but of every component down to the base of Linux. Yikes.
I apologize for raising a false hope.
Regards,
Kent
In a more temperate mood, I can say "burdensome" is a relative term. I have found that making images available make me responsible for GPL compliance administration. I'm learning quickly that this means more than being about to point at the GPL'ed resources used, which is what I had mistakenly thought was sufficient.
Obviously this administration can be done; there are plenty of FOSS projects out there which distribute images. However, I don't have the time available and it's apparent I don't have the expertise to make sure I'm doing it right.
Regards,
Kent
Algar
You download the recipie from moodeaudio.org and follow that to build it yourself.
http://moodeaudio.org/downloads/beta/build_recipe_v1.9.zip
2 hours later you have moode.
It is a question many ask.
You download the recipie from moodeaudio.org and follow that to build it yourself.
http://moodeaudio.org/downloads/beta/build_recipe_v1.9.zip
2 hours later you have moode.
It is a question many ask.
Hi, all.
I've been on the fence about this for a week but finally convinced myself it is for a good cause.
Thanks to @koda59's post I checked out the features of uploadfiles.io and have now created a Pro account.
In it, I have posted two built images of r40b9, one for armv7 and one for armv6 hosts. Each was built by hand using Tim's build_recipe_v1.9.txt. All steps except the optional Step 10 have been executed and all the optional components have been added.
The only liberty I took was to change the DOS Label of the boot partition from 'boot' to 'MOODE'. It doesn't affect how the image is used; it only makes it easier for me to identify on a (u)SD card.
TOP-moode_r40b9_armv7.zip - this file contains
Code:$ unzip -l TOP-moode_r40b9_armv7.zip Archive: TOP-moode_r40b9_armv7.zip Length Date Time Name --------- ---------- ----- ---- 3193961984 2017-11-19 10:54 TOP-moode_r40b9_armv7.img 24973 2017-11-19 10:48 build_recipe_v1.9.txt 6841 2017-11-19 10:48 setup.txt --------- ------- 3193993798 3 files
TOP-moode_r40b9_armv6.zip - this file contains
Code:$ unzip -l TOP-moode_r40b9_armv6.zip Archive: TOP-moode_r40b9_armv6.zip Length Date Time Name --------- ---------- ----- ---- 3193962496 2017-11-19 09:56 TOP-moode_r40b9_armv6.img 24973 2017-11-15 10:28 build_recipe_v1.9.txt 6841 2017-11-19 10:12 setup.txt --------- ------- 3193994310 3 files
Note that even zip'ped these are 1.2GB files. I should have but did not use @koda59's script to create smaller files.
Edit: [oops, hit Post instead of Preview.] The build_recipe_v1.9.txt comes directly from moodeaudio.org. The setup.txt file comes from within Tim's rel_stretch_r40b9.zip file.
CAVEATS:
1) this is a best effort basis. I have extracted and burned the image from each zip file and booted it on an RPi3B (armv7) or RPi0W (armv6) and they appear to be in working order. YMMV.
2) this is only a shortterm fix until our automated scripts work for DIY-ers and DietPi works for appliance users.
Regards,
Kent
Did anyone manage to download these files before they were deleted? He could put them online and share the link using private message, I don't think that is illegal.
Well, Father Christmas turns out to be the Grinch
Sad to say, I've had to delete the files. If I can figure out how to delete my post, I'll do that too.
Meeting the requirements of FOSS model turns out to be way more burdensome that I thought through my casual reading of the licenses. Apparently I have to be able to make available the source to every component of the binary, not just of our application but of every component down to the base of Linux. Yikes.
I apologize for raising a false hope.
Regards,
Kent
How come people from volumio or rune audio can make the img file available to all without having any problem with any GPL?