It's going to be a while b4 moOde includes support for the just released 3B+ and new Stretch.
I understand the extra admin effort, but I believe that a dedicated forum with is own structure (as the one proposed with moOde Audio Player, moOde OS Builder, Audio Devices, Raspberry Pi) will simplify the finding of info and help.
Is the new forum active already? Can we register already?
Listen for a longer time if you have any stuck. I have this problem with me.
It can be one of the ''stickies'' in the new forum: "EarsOfAnEagle simplified guide for building moode audio" and "DRONE7 step by step guide for linux newbies"
Remy
Gaps, stuttering?
Try changing the buffer size in the MPD settings from 4096 to 2048.
Reboot and try again.
Congrats ... enjoy itSo now after i have set the correct time i was able to create Moode 4.0
So, will you release 4.1 first and implement the support for 3B+ in release 4.x ?
Michael
I installed fresh rasbian stretch lite 2017-11-29 and installed git, than tried this:
than installed and configured ntp
and tried again:
with the correct time no problems. But why my pi is not getting the correct time with timesyncd ? Probably some network problem.
Anyway - when the time is not correct, than building moode is not possible.
than installed and configured ntp
and tried again:
with the correct time no problems. But why my pi is not getting the correct time with timesyncd ? Probably some network problem.
Anyway - when the time is not correct, than building moode is not possible.
@hifix
Not as-is. It won't even boot.
You could try the update/upgrade route (first make a copy of your working image so you don't lose what you have if this goes wrong)
Code:
pi@moode:~ $ sudo apt-get update
pi@moode: ~ $ sudo apt-get upgradewas enough for me to make moOde 4.0 built using 2017-11-27-raspbian-stretch-lite boot on my RPi3B+. I've been doing some more reading since. It looks like the mavens at the Raspberry Pi Foundation are recommending the second step be
Code:
pi@moode: ~ $ sudo apt-get dist-upgradePossibly a full dist-upgrade would eliminate the "withheld" file issue some of us commented on earlier. Eliminated or not, you may find the WiFi connection doesn't work with a moOde build on the RPi3B+. We're still getting out toes wet with the RPi3B+ and the new version of raspbian required to support it. I've burned the O/S image to uSD cards so many times while testing I automatically reach for the card slot when I sit down at my computer.
Once updated and upgraded, your 3.8.1 image should continue to work on whatever model RPi you built it on. Remember I suggested you back it up first, just in case.
Regards,
Kent
@sinski
I just checked the security certificate for opensourceprojects.eu (you can do it from your browser; at least I can in Chromium)
It says its validity period is
If the OS-reported time fell outside that period, then the certificate would appear invalid to the validity checking routine. Sorry I didn't think of this before now.
Regards,
Kent
Thanks
Thank you for the heads up Kent.
I think it will be interesting to give it a go. The less suitable pi could be a media server.
*Definate on the backup*
@hifix
Not as-is. It won't even boot.
You could try the update/upgrade route (first make a copy of your working image so you don't lose what you have if this goes wrong)
was enough for me to make moOde 4.0 built using 2017-11-27-raspbian-stretch-lite boot on my RPi3B+. I've been doing some more reading since. It looks like the mavens at the Raspberry Pi Foundation are recommending the second step beCode:pi@moode:~ $ sudo apt-get update pi@moode: ~ $ sudo apt-get upgrade
Possibly a full dist-upgrade would eliminate the "withheld" file issue some of us commented on earlier. Eliminated or not, you may find the WiFi connection doesn't work with a moOde build on the RPi3B+. We're still getting out toes wet with the RPi3B+ and the new version of raspbian required to support it. I've burned the O/S image to uSD cards so many times while testing I automatically reach for the card slot when I sit down at my computer.Code:pi@moode: ~ $ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Once updated and upgraded, your 3.8.1 image should continue to work on whatever model RPi you built it on. Remember I suggested you back it up first, just in case.
Regards,
Kent
Thank you for the heads up Kent.
I think it will be interesting to give it a go. The less suitable pi could be a media server.
*Definate on the backup*
Hi Michael,
Plan is to include 3B+ support with moOde 4.1 release but for new builds only because it will be using the new version of Stretch Lite. The 4.1 in-place update will assume the prior release of Stretch Lite.
-Tim
Hi Eric,
Interesting. System time is pretty much 100% good when using the USB-SDCard method because fake-hwclock.data will have a reasonably current timestamp from the last boot of the host system. It's supposed to be updated each hour by a cron job but cron is disabled in moode os, this is not a problem btw.
The direct method however may be vulnerable to a window where the system time may not be updated yet by timesyncd before user starts mosbuild.
Maybe just prompt for current time??
Code:
timedatectl set-time TIMEReferences:
man systemd-timesyncd.service
systemd-timesyncd - ArchWiki
-Tim