Pull the power from the Raspberry PI or unplug the power adapter.
I would download download the image from Moode again and store in a Temp folder
Insert the SD card into your reader and format it confirming it is blank.
Write this the downloaded image with w32imager, it does work its what I use.
Insert into the PI and THEN plug the power back in to boot the PI.
Moode is a Headless system in that it does not really use display.
Follow the rest of the instructions in the link that Z posted.
If you have Rune, you didn't flash the SD card, it's as simple as that.
Nothing is embedded in the Pi, there's no Rune code in the Moode image, therefore you didn't flash the card.
I've probably built twenty or more systems using the method I posted and it has always worked flawlessly.
Take it step-by-step, exactly as written, and it will work.
Unnecessary - the writing of the new image completely erases the previous system. It's a block-level copy, it doesn't use file systems, etc, to burn the data.
Something is very wrong - the image is much bigger than 80MB.
Are you looking at the FAT partition? There's a unix EXT4 partition as well, which a native Windows system will not be able to mount.
You don't need sdformatter. Win32diskimage completely wipes and formats the card. It's a pointless step.
Try one of the following:
1) USB(UAC2) fix on System config
2) Set MPD resampling to 32 bit / * kHz wildcard rate.
Either the card isn't gettign flashed to install MoOde....
Or, it could be if you're accessing it by web browser, that you need to clear your browser cache/history data.
MoOde, Volumio, RuneAudio, have some common history. Swapping from one to another can c\use previous cached browser interface to be picked up (or parts of it).
Surest way.
Power down Rune.
Physically remove power lead from the Pi.
Remove SD card, flash, insert.
Attach hdmi monitor to Pi.
Plug power supply back in and watch what happens on screen.
That avoids the slim possibility that card was removed, reflashed, and reinserted with Rune still running.
Phil
Just to be sure wipe your SD-card before you write the new image on the card: Disk Wipe - Free software
I use Rufus to write my SD- and USB-media: Rufus Portable | PortableApps.com - Portable software for USB, portable and cloud drives
I think it works better than other writer-programs.
Tim, thanks for the info but both changes nothing changes. No any sound unfortunatly
Is there any other tip to try ?
One thing, I don't know if it is important or not !!! This dac's usb input supplied with external power supply, (V+) at usb input not wired to dac. The connection from cable, only data +, data - and ground. Do you thing does it effect about this failure ?
For your information, when I put this dac to desktop, it is working without any problem !!!
- Moode System config, Clear system logs
- from ssh, tail -f /var/log/mpd/mpd.log
- Moode Source config, UPDATE MPD DB
- look for errors in the log
super huge embedded cover art images was an issue for one user
corrupt files have been an issue for many users
$RECYCLEBIN on a drive caused issues for another user
etc, etc
if you want more error information change mpd logging from "default" to "verbose" by editing /etc/mpd.conf then restarting MPD.
