This is just getting too frustrating. I'm usin Windows 10. Had to instal openssh, all it gives back is
"no kex alg"
Putty doesn't work either. I'm lost.
I test for 2 hours with the new kernel. All perfectly. No problem!!!Hi, seems that combo kalireclocker + Piano DAC under IQaudiO PI-DAC I2S audio device works with Moode 3.0 without any issues
Tim has said an update to fix this is pending. I guess your choices are to await that or delve a bit deeper into linux-land...🙂
If you're desperate and super keen you could download a linux live-distro such as Ubuntu and burn to a dvd or USB-stick and boot your computer from that.
Then you could simply open a terminal and run the commands needed.
Given your Windows familiarity you may be better off simply waiting a few days for the bugfix update.
If you have a PI2 or 3 then use that untill the Pi1 update comes out .
Hi,
Should be releasing an in-place update this week for Moode 3.0 that addresses a number of bugs and issues. See below.
Many thanks to all of you for reporting these bugs and issues!
Regards,
Tim
Updates
- UPD: Add real-time RR to MPD scheduler policy dropdown
- UPD: Bump squeezelite to version 1.8.5-823
- UPD: Reduce squeezelite DSP buffer setting for armv6l
Bug fixes
- FIX: Logic in Squeezelite restart job in Worker
- FIX: Pegged CPU due to FIFO schedule policy in squeezelite service
- FIX: MPD/Squeezelite fail on 1-core armv7l due to CPUAffinity setting
- FIX: Squeezelite compatibility with armv6l platform (Pi-1B/B+)
- FIX: PCM5121 chip options grayed out on Customize screen
- FIX: Incorrect coding for Audiophonics PCM5122 in audio device table
Should be releasing an in-place update this week for Moode 3.0 that addresses a number of bugs and issues. See below.
Many thanks to all of you for reporting these bugs and issues!
Regards,
Tim
Updates
- UPD: Add real-time RR to MPD scheduler policy dropdown
- UPD: Bump squeezelite to version 1.8.5-823
- UPD: Reduce squeezelite DSP buffer setting for armv6l
Bug fixes
- FIX: Logic in Squeezelite restart job in Worker
- FIX: Pegged CPU due to FIFO schedule policy in squeezelite service
- FIX: MPD/Squeezelite fail on 1-core armv7l due to CPUAffinity setting
- FIX: Squeezelite compatibility with armv6l platform (Pi-1B/B+)
- FIX: PCM5121 chip options grayed out on Customize screen
- FIX: Incorrect coding for Audiophonics PCM5122 in audio device table
At last! I managed to go through those two steps. Now the error reads:
"connection to mpd failed" 🙂
Meaning... no big difference...
EDIT: Went through the last few pages AGAIN, and found I only changed fifo to rr, but didn't hastag the affinity. Now I really am a happy camper. 😀
Thanks for help, guys!
"connection to mpd failed" 🙂
Meaning... no big difference...
EDIT: Went through the last few pages AGAIN, and found I only changed fifo to rr, but didn't hastag the affinity. Now I really am a happy camper. 😀
Thanks for help, guys!
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Me too, seems ok with Kali Piano DAC and Kalireclocker onto Rpi3, have you tested any other DAC with moode 3.0 with new kernel also paired with Kali Reclocker ? 🙂
Moode 2.7 reports "Moode software is up to date". How to update it to 3.0 without writing a new SD card?
ES9018 K2M max output stream format
Hi Tim,
I would like to know if there is a way out to get an OUTPUT STREAM=384KHz/32 BIT from a ES9018 K2M DAC, connected through I2S, using Moode player. With the latest Moode drivers (Buffalo) I can reach 192KHz/24 bit.
Thank you,
Claudio
Hi Tim,
I would like to know if there is a way out to get an OUTPUT STREAM=384KHz/32 BIT from a ES9018 K2M DAC, connected through I2S, using Moode player. With the latest Moode drivers (Buffalo) I can reach 192KHz/24 bit.
Thank you,
Claudio
Hi,
Have u installed the Advanced kernel?
In theory, Advanced kernel + either Buffalo II/IIIse or Generic-1 (hifiberry-dac) can work with ES9018 boards but YMMV.
-Tim
Advanced kernel + Generic-1 (hifiberry-dac) gives OUTPUT STREAM=384KHz/32 BIT (when resampling set) from a ES9018 K2M DAC tested here. (Buffalo II/IIIse setting produces no sound at all.)
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Install update via SSH
Hi, this has probably already been covered somewhere but is it possible to install a new version of MoodAudio directly via terminal / ssh to the SD card or does it have to be done as per usual by taking the SD card out of the Pi and sticking it into a computer ? thank's ;-)
Hi, this has probably already been covered somewhere but is it possible to install a new version of MoodAudio directly via terminal / ssh to the SD card or does it have to be done as per usual by taking the SD card out of the Pi and sticking it into a computer ? thank's ;-)
Hi Tom,
Root is effectively disabled in Raspbian. There are articles explaining the particular config that the OS dev's used to do this but I can't recall the links. You shouldn't need root to compile a driver AFAIK.
You could try installing an EW-7811UTC driver (if one exists) that has been pre-compiled for kernel 4.4.30+ and 4.4.30-v7+. These drivers are made by "MrEngMan". See post below and scroll down a bit.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=102323
If this works then I can run through the same procedure and incorporate the drivers in Moode.
-Tim
I'm going to say yes.... BUT! It would be more a case of a custom installation. You'd have to update and then edit the boot partition and have both V2.7 and V3.0 filesystems handing around on the card initially.
Hi,
There is no in-place update for 2.7 --> 3.0 because of a change in the root partition size in 3.0 to provide extra space necessary to store dual Linux kernels.
-Tim
Thank you! That did the trick. Unfortunately, now I'm getting errors about there not being a /lib/modules/4.4.30-v7+/build directory.
Thank you!
I had read that forum post before, but I apparently hadn't gone far enough into the thread. At the bottom of the third page of that post, MrEngman responds to another user, and in that post (#3189), he lists a script to automatically check your USB dongle and install the proper driver for your kernel and dongle model. I used his script and it worked! (It was like using Windows or something! LOL) Then I messed it up again. Somehow I broke it trying to get it to go into AP mode. It may have something to do with it forcing a 2.4GHz AP when it should probably offer both 5GHz and 2.4 or just 5. I'm going to wipe it and do a fresh install of MoOde and reinstall the WiFi drivers and see how it goes from there.
Tim, if you'd like to try it out, here are the commands to get/use his script:
wget https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/80256631/install-wifi.tar.gz
tar xzf install-wifi.tar.gz
Hi,
Try editing /etc/hostapd.conf and set hw_mode param to a value that provides support for 2.4 and 5 GHz bands.
Hostapd config file reference link
https://w1.fi/cgit/hostap/plain/hostapd/hostapd.conf
I don't have one of the dual band adapters so not possible for me to test.
-Tim