Hi Jack,
The files "ssh" and "wpa_supplicant.conf" if present in the /boot directory are one-time-use files by Stretch Lite Linux when it boots. The "ssh" file turns on the ssh capability and then its deleted. The wpa_supplicant.conf file is moved to its normal directory, /etc/wpa_supplicant and then used during boot to configure a WiFi connection.
Hope this helps.
-Tim
Hi,
Just changing the conf files will cause trouble. The conf file settings are mirrored in SQL table entries.
Change the names via the UI.
-Tim
Thanks Tim, so, if I need use again USB connection via putty, what changes are needed?
Hi everyone, I am one step away from my own personal sound setup heaven. What I want from my setup is the following:
- Tidal playback (DONE)
- Remote Control using Kazoo/Lumin (Done)
- Bitperfect or at least glitch-free output to my Focusrite 2i2 interface (FRUSTRATING)
I have been tinkering all day with the moode GUI config, MPD.conf and asound.conf - to no avail. I would be very grateful if anyone on here could point me towards the right direction. I am not sure whether the glitches are caused by the software or hardware, making it very difficult to troubleshoot for a beginner with a limited linux experience.
- Tidal playback (DONE)
- Remote Control using Kazoo/Lumin (Done)
- Bitperfect or at least glitch-free output to my Focusrite 2i2 interface (FRUSTRATING)
I have been tinkering all day with the moode GUI config, MPD.conf and asound.conf - to no avail. I would be very grateful if anyone on here could point me towards the right direction. I am not sure whether the glitches are caused by the software or hardware, making it very difficult to troubleshoot for a beginner with a limited linux experience.
In reply to @perryni
@perryni
Keep in mind that if you use a different host name then there are other names you probably will want to change too, such as the browser title and the names of the various renderers. I get tired of changing these consistently via the UI, so I preset them all at once in the optional moodecfg.txt. Caveat: this must be done before booting moOde the first time. Tim's one-time initialization code takes care of writing these into the appropriate SQL table entries. If you've already booted at least once, then use the UI as suggested.
Regards,
Kent
@perryni
Keep in mind that if you use a different host name then there are other names you probably will want to change too, such as the browser title and the names of the various renderers. I get tired of changing these consistently via the UI, so I preset them all at once in the optional moodecfg.txt. Caveat: this must be done before booting moOde the first time. Tim's one-time initialization code takes care of writing these into the appropriate SQL table entries. If you've already booted at least once, then use the UI as suggested.
Regards,
Kent
Hi Tim
Thanks for the reply. I have changed both Host Name and Browser Title in the UI but I can still access it by http //moode
What else do I need to change?
Cheers
Nick
Hi Nick,
If you manually changed the conf files before using the UI then the UI changes won't work. What you need to do first is use the UI to change the names to match whats in the conf files. Once they are same then changes from the UI should work.
-Tim
Hi,
Provide more details for example how are u connecting to your audio device (USB, S/PDIF, ...), what version of moOde?
If you manually modify config files then troubleshooting will be impossible since there is no way to determine whether the modification are causing or contributing to the issue.
-Tim
Hi Tim, thank you for the quick reply. I installed the most recent release of moOde. My interface is connected via USB. All the power for it is provided by the pi USB bus. In the GUI I enabled Max USB current.
Whenever I change the volume I get a lot of crackled noise - the same that I experience during playback, just more of it in a shorter timeframe.
Whenever I change the volume I get a lot of crackled noise - the same that I experience during playback, just more of it in a shorter timeframe.
Hi Tim
No I only did the conf changes as instructed in the recipe.
Once I started using the UI I changed the names for host name and browser title but as mentioned I can still connect via http // Moode
Cheers Nick
So, I followed Tim's build instructions and am listening to some tunes while libupnpp is compiling on my Pi Zero W. No glitches, even playing flacs off my NAS with CPU at 100%.
Fab.
Phil
Fab.
Phil
Yeah, I should have mentioned that I tried the USB fix as well. Somewhere in this thread the volume 81 was mentioned as possibly eliminating unwanted noise - tried that, no success. I basically tried everything (even resampling) that is possible in the moOde GUI.
The way I’ve done it is to first set up static IP addresses for the RPis, and then change the names via the UI. I’ve also “reserved” the fixed IP addresses (with the same names) in my Netgear router
Currently running four , two wired, two wireless. Seems to work OK.
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Well of course Tim that's your call to make, one can always add it in as a new station I presume?
I have just substituted the previous URL with the new and it's playing fine.
Ronnie
Hi Kent,
Thanks for the confirmation of the use-and-delete action.
The hostname in the DHCP Clients List table was raspberrypi. It is now moode.
Once I had SSHed in and followed the script to the point where you change the hostname and password nothing else would work. Trying a copy command, or a shutdown command would error saying hostname raspberrypi could not be found.
I then unplugged and replugged the RPi. Now I SSH in as always and I am proceeding through the script with no other issues.
Cheers, Bryce.
Tim, when using ‘make’, if you append the ‘-jn’ parameter make will use multiple cores.
So, on a Pi2/3:
Should save considerable time.
I’ve been busy building a wifi-enabled cnc controller, but have been fiddling with an interactive bash installation script in my down time - in fits and starts. I only have a Pi3 until my boxes arrive, so it would be good if someone can test some commands for me to find the different responses for Pi1,2,3, Zero and W.
If I can crack how to resume after reboot (prolly just set a file flag is easiest) I think I’ll have it sorted.
I will try and finish it for the Pi3 today, then we can work on the other boards.
So, on a Pi2/3:
Code:
5. Compile and install.
// Enjoy a Coffee and listen to some Tunes while the compile runs :-)
sudo make -j4Should save considerable time.
I’ve been busy building a wifi-enabled cnc controller, but have been fiddling with an interactive bash installation script in my down time - in fits and starts. I only have a Pi3 until my boxes arrive, so it would be good if someone can test some commands for me to find the different responses for Pi1,2,3, Zero and W.
If I can crack how to resume after reboot (prolly just set a file flag is easiest) I think I’ll have it sorted.
I will try and finish it for the Pi3 today, then we can work on the other boards.
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