Hi Tim
I have just setup 4.0 using your zip from yesterday, do I need to re-download the zip and start all over again?
All is working ok as far as I can see, and it sounds ace
Nick
Hi,
The question was asked earlier and after giving the new FOSS model a second look, in-place updates will be definitely be possible using the mechanism thats already in place.
I'd say go for the build and enjoy some nice Bluetooth and Parametric EQ !!
-Tim
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Echo this message, the recipe is appreciated but my skill sets do not lend themselves to successful end results. Automating install by any users would be most appreciated.
Excellent that there is the fallback to AP mode in 4.0. Thanks Tim.
Energyman
I don't know who we have to thank for this, meaning the stink over the GPL issue that I gather lead to the FOSS and the associated requirement to build your own image...
But, I have to say - that for the typical person interested in high performance audio - this marks the end of MoOde....
But, I have to say - that for the typical person interested in high performance audio - this marks the end of MoOde....
Hi,
I take responsibility for moOde so you have me to thank for this long overdue pivot to FOSS.
Other distros for example DietPi or LibreELEC can integrate moOde into their distributions. This provides an avenue for pre-made images.
If you want this to happen then post on their Twitter feeds or forums and ask them to integrate moOde. I'll be more than happy to work with them
-Tim
Tim,
You lost me...
So the move to FOSS had nothing to do with the GPL issue? From the outside, looking from here, it seemed that the move to FOSS was caused by the GPL issue, no?
Further, asking some one to rely on "for example DietPi or LibreELEC" distributions, seems rather speculative,... are there really enough people to cause this to happen? And, a person then has to look to them for support, when you've been so wonderful?? Again, doesn't seem too likely...
You lost me...
So the move to FOSS had nothing to do with the GPL issue? From the outside, looking from here, it seemed that the move to FOSS was caused by the GPL issue, no?
Further, asking some one to rely on "for example DietPi or LibreELEC" distributions, seems rather speculative,... are there really enough people to cause this to happen? And, a person then has to look to them for support, when you've been so wonderful?? Again, doesn't seem too likely...
I found the recipe in the zip file in a folder called "other" or something like that.
Energyman
Anyone have experience with PiBakery? Would that be applicable to automating the Moode 4.0 recipe? PiBakery - foolproof custom Raspbian setup - Raspberry Pi
energyman
Hi,
I could still release pre-made distribution images but the workload to maintain a fully GPL compliant distro for each release is too much for me.
I'll continue to provide support for moOde right here in this thread same as always, no matter what its running on
DietPi and LibreELEC as examples, are fantastic platforms and super well maintained by dedicated people. Nothing to worry about here.
-Tim
Linux.
Just boot up a Raspberry with Noobs and then turn on ssh via raspi-config. Something like that.
-Tim
Most appreciated? I'm there would be quite a few like me who would
anyone who could do that.
Ah I didn't realise v4 was a beta (it is not obvious from the website or downloaded files)
Tim - I guess if you could release a pre-made distribution image once it reaches a full 4.0 version we could get any upgraded versions via the built in updater - no need then to go through the GPL licensing issue for each point release
is that workable ? otherwise I can see you losing most of your users
Lx
Tim - I guess if you could release a pre-made distribution image once it reaches a full 4.0 version we could get any upgraded versions via the built in updater - no need then to go through the GPL licensing issue for each point release
is that workable ? otherwise I can see you losing most of your users
Lx