Support for Botic Linux driver - Page 297

Mull3t · 18th November 2019, 03:16 AM

@amigo1 - I did a build of Volumio back in Spring of 2018 from that how-to. I'm not sure what exact version of Volumio it was, but it was definitely v2. I had to use a Debian Jessie VM to get it to work. Mac user here. Stretch - no dice. I'd like to try again, but was hoping someone had already done so. I've asked on Volumio's forums, but no dice there either.

amigo1 · 18th November 2019, 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mull3t

@amigo1 - I did a build of Volumio back in Spring of 2018 from that how-to. I'm not sure what exact version of Volumio it was, but it was definitely v2. I had to use a Debian Jessie VM to get it to work. Mac user here. Stretch - no dice. I'd like to try again, but was hoping someone had already done so. I've asked on Volumio's forums, but no dice there either.

Thank you! I have heard your image. Аs far as I know nobody has done it in 2019

?

Mull3t · 19th November 2019, 08:28 AM

OK I have built a new image. It's still based on Jessie, not Buster. I believe the RPi images that Volumio provides are the same - based on Jessie. I haven't tested everything, but Botic driver is there and is a choice in Volumio. Kernel is boticized as well. The only thing I noticed that I'm not sure about is the "MyVolumio" feature. Not sure how that is supposed to work.

Here's a dropbox link... Not sure how long I'll leave it up.
Dropbox - Volumio2.668-2019-11-18-bbb.img.xz - Simplify your life

amigo1 · 19th November 2019, 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mull3t

OK I have built a new image. It's still based on Jessie, not Buster. I believe the RPi images that Volumio provides are the same - based on Jessie. I haven't tested everything, but Botic driver is there and is a choice in Volumio. Kernel is boticized as well. The only thing I noticed that I'm not sure about is the "MyVolumio" feature. Not sure how that is supposed to work.

Here's a dropbox link... Not sure how long I'll leave it up.
Dropbox - Volumio2.668-2019-11-18-bbb.img.xz - Simplify your life

Thank you for Volumio2.668 for beaglebone black! You are real geek

!

amigo1 · 19th November 2019, 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mull3t

OK I have built a new image. It's still based on Jessie, not Buster. I believe the RPi images that Volumio provides are the same - based on Jessie. I haven't tested everything, but Botic driver is there and is a choice in Volumio. Kernel is boticized as well. The only thing I noticed that I'm not sure about is the "MyVolumio" feature. Not sure how that is supposed to work.

Here's a dropbox link... Not sure how long I'll leave it up.
Dropbox - Volumio2.668-2019-11-18-bbb.img.xz - Simplify your life

Would you so kind as to write checksum SHA 256?

Mull3t · 20th November 2019, 04:07 AM

I think the image creation process creates one. I can include it in a little bit...

Mull3t · 20th November 2019, 07:35 AM

Here's the md5...

Dropbox - Volumio2.668-2019-11-18-bbb.img.md5 - Simplify your life

amigo1 · 20th November 2019, 04:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mull3t

Here's the md5...

Dropbox - Volumio2.668-2019-11-18-bbb.img.md5 - Simplify your life

Thank you for Volumio2.668 for Beaglebone Black

!

bubu200 · 21st November 2019, 11:22 AM

Thanks Mull3t for the new Volumio.
Sound is better then 2.194 image. all features work in my system.
DDDac i2s hermes cronus bbb.

Mull3t · 22nd November 2019, 12:02 AM

@bubu200 - glad to hear that. I'm hoping that the Volumio devs can make another one off image with MyVolumio, which is proprietary and not included in community based builds.

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18th November 2019, 03:16 AM	#2961
Mull3t diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Gamehendge	@amigo1 - I did a build of Volumio back in Spring of 2018 from that how-to. I'm not sure what exact version of Volumio it was, but it was definitely v2. I had to use a Debian Jessie VM to get it to work. Mac user here. Stretch - no dice. I'd like to try again, but was hoping someone had already done so. I've asked on Volumio's forums, but no dice there either.

19th November 2019, 08:28 AM	#2963
Mull3t diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Gamehendge	OK I have built a new image. It's still based on Jessie, not Buster. I believe the RPi images that Volumio provides are the same - based on Jessie. I haven't tested everything, but Botic driver is there and is a choice in Volumio. Kernel is boticized as well. The only thing I noticed that I'm not sure about is the "MyVolumio" feature. Not sure how that is supposed to work. Here's a dropbox link... Not sure how long I'll leave it up. Dropbox - Volumio2.668-2019-11-18-bbb.img.xz - Simplify your life

20th November 2019, 04:07 AM	#2966
Mull3t diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Gamehendge	I think the image creation process creates one. I can include it in a little bit...

20th November 2019, 07:35 AM	#2967
Mull3t diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Gamehendge	Here's the md5... Dropbox - Volumio2.668-2019-11-18-bbb.img.md5 - Simplify your life

21st November 2019, 11:22 AM	#2969
bubu200 diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Copenhagen	Thanks Mull3t for the new Volumio. Sound is better then 2.194 image. all features work in my system. DDDac i2s hermes cronus bbb.

22nd November 2019, 12:02 AM	#2970
Mull3t diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Gamehendge	@bubu200 - glad to hear that. I'm hoping that the Volumio devs can make another one off image with MyVolumio, which is proprietary and not included in community based builds.