Thank you for your answer.The wget error does not happen on my machine. Either there is something wrong with your network setup, or you just need to try again later.
I just updated the script to use the new piCore 9.2.0 and CamillaDSP 2.0.3 with GUI 2.1.1.
Check it out at https://github.com/JWahle/piCoreCDSP
I already modified the script and i was identical to your new one. After a few attempts, the installation from the US repository worked. In others, for example, the “alsa-modules-6.1.77-pcpCore-v8.tcz” and/or others were missing. Strange.
I tried again with a new pCP 9.2.0 64bit image and your updated script. The script ran again, but after the reboot there is no GUI on port 5000. Attempts to start CamillaDSP GUI manually resulted in the following error:
tc@pCP:/usr/local$ python3.11 /usr/local/camillagui/main.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/camillagui/main.py", line 1, in <module>
from aiohttp import web
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'aiohttp'
I could find that module in
/tmp/tcloop/piCoreCDSP/usr/local/camillagui/environment/lib/python3.11/site-packages/aiohttp (64bit)
/usr/local/camillagui/environment/lib/python3.11/site-packages/aiohttp (32bit)
I can't get any further with my beginner's knowledge. Does the script perhaps only work with pCP 32bit?
I tried again today. New image, 32bit this time, only DAC and Wifi entered. The script runs without errors, the Raspberry reboots, camilladsp is entered as the output but there is no server running on port 5000.
I don't understand it. What can I do?
I don't understand it. What can I do?
Both script versions should work, but there are sometimes random failures. The project documentation describeswhat to do in case things go wrong: https://github.com/JWahle/piCoreCDSP#troubleshooting
Thank you. Well, since there were no error messages, your documentation doesn't help. I'm now using Volumio, where the CamillaDSP is integrated and running. 🫤
@JWahle
This is to thank you for this excellent script. I was not only able to have a working Camilladsp setup in piCorePlayer, i also found it really helpful to use as a template for writing a similar script to install the Hifiberry DSP toolkit on piCorePlayer. Hope you don’t mind. Learned a lot about piCorePlayer from your script.
Install_hbdsp.sh can be found in the contrib directory of the hifiberry-dsp repository if you want to have a look.
This is to thank you for this excellent script. I was not only able to have a working Camilladsp setup in piCorePlayer, i also found it really helpful to use as a template for writing a similar script to install the Hifiberry DSP toolkit on piCorePlayer. Hope you don’t mind. Learned a lot about piCorePlayer from your script.
Install_hbdsp.sh can be found in the contrib directory of the hifiberry-dsp repository if you want to have a look.
pCP developers are usually quite responsive in my experience. Post a request thread at https://forums.slimdevices.com/forum/user-forums/linux-unix and your chances are high.
Yes: 🙂
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This is the support thread for a project I've published at
https://github.com/charleski/Camilladsp-for-pCP9
This includes a CamillaDSP GUI that functions with scripple's automatic samplerate-changer and the whole thing is done the 'tinycore way', with all the components running in RAM, rather than leaving part of it on a static partition. The installation has been designed to be as simple as possible, needing little more than copying and pasting commands into a SSH terminal, apart from a...

This is the support thread for a project I've published at
https://github.com/charleski/Camilladsp-for-pCP9
This includes a CamillaDSP GUI that functions with scripple's automatic samplerate-changer and the whole thing is done the 'tinycore way', with all the components running in RAM, rather than leaving part of it on a static partition. The installation has been designed to be as simple as possible, needing little more than copying and pasting commands into a SSH terminal, apart from a...
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The script is now updated for pCP 10.0.0 and CamillaDSP 3.0.0 with GUI 3.0.2.
Check it out at: https://github.com/JWahle/piCoreCDSP
Check it out at: https://github.com/JWahle/piCoreCDSP
Thank you very much for the script. I just used it on a new installation of PiCorePlayer and it worked without any problems. In addition I was able to import filter configs to camilla that I had created for another distribution (Moode) without any problems. Fantastic.
One question: The config files are stored in /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/camilladsp/config. Are these protected by the usual tiny core mechanisms i.e., can I simply pull the plug without risking to ruin the sd card?
Cheers, Joachim
One question: The config files are stored in /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/camilladsp/config. Are these protected by the usual tiny core mechanisms i.e., can I simply pull the plug without risking to ruin the sd card?
Cheers, Joachim
They are written to the SD card directly, so you don't need to backup after making changes to them. Just don't pull the plug while changing settings in the Cdsp UI and you should be fine.
The script is now updated for pCP 10.0.0 and CamillaDSP 3.0.1 with GUI 3.0.3.
Check it out at: https://github.com/JWahle/piCoreCDSP
Check it out at: https://github.com/JWahle/piCoreCDSP
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