The New 4-core Raspberry Pi

[Tinitus]

Hi Da Alchimist,

thanks for your reply and the link. This looks promising.

Best Regards

Tinitus

[Tinitus]

Hi Frank,

I followed the cookbook, I downloaded all the files from the github. There were some in excess to the list in the cookbook, which I downloaded nevertheless. There is also one file missing in the cubox-i section:

wget https://github.com/RuneAudio/RuneOS/raw ... o.1.3501.0

There is no libva.so.1.3501.0 file in the cubox-i section. Can you tell me whether I need it? If yes can I download the one in the rapsberry section?

I have not installed the files I downloaded from the github yet. When I rebooted in order to set the wifi I already got the RuneOs it said version 0.3 and 1.3 and hardware rapsberry, is that normal?

Thanks for your help and Orion's cookbook.

Best Regards

Tinitus

[hondagx35]

Hi Tinitus,

There is no libva.so.1.3501.0 file in the cubox-i section. Can you tell me whether I need it? If yes can I download the one in the rapsberry section?

libva is a dependence of ffmpeg, i do not remember where i got it from.
Try to install the ffmpeg package if it fails do:

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pacman -S libva

I have not installed the files I downloaded from the github yet. When I rebooted in order to set the wifi I already got the RuneOs it said version 0.3 and 1.3 and hardware rapsberry, is that normal?

Yes it is normal, you have to edit / patch thisfunction in runeaudio.php

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cat /proc/cpuinfo

will give you the necessary info
Search for Hardware:

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CPU implementer : 0x41
CPU architecture: 7
CPU variant     : 0x0
CPU part        : 0xc07
CPU revision    : 5

Hardware        : BCM2709
Revision        : a01041
Serial          : 000000004e4787e6


If i were you i would not use the master branch.
Better use the dev branch, so you are up to date with current development.

Frank

[Tinitus]

Hi Frank,

thank you for your help. I had the idea to download libva using pacman before reading your answer. It seems to have worked fine. Afterwards I tried to install the ffmpeg........tar.xz file with pacman -U but I got the answer

"could not find or read file"

I then downloaded ffmpeg......tar.xz a second time and tried to install it using pacman -U and got the answer

"error: ffmpeg.......tar.xz: unrecognized archive format"

and

"error: ffmpeg.....tar.xz: cannot open package file"

Being a noob I would think I need a software able to read tar.xz files. If I was in windows I would think of something like 7zip. Do I need to install such a program on the C1?
concerning the master dev issue I followed the link you posted to my question whether it was possible to build something for the C1. Prefering to be on the leading edge, thanks for letting me know that there is also a dev branch for cubox-i. I will try to install one of the other pkg.tar.xz files in order to find out whether it is only the ffmpeg.......tar.xz file with which I have a problem or whether my problem is a general one.

Best Regards

Tinitus

[Tinitus]

Hi,

just another thought maybe the files for cubox-i (Freescale) do not work with my C1 (Amlogic). Then probably none of the packages for e. g. will work either.

Tinitus

[hondagx35]

Hi Tinitus,

please post your output from:

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which xz

Please open a new discussion under "General discussion", because your questions are not PI2 related.

Frank

[fminne]

Hi,
Thanks all for this nice product. I am starting to use RuneAudio on a RPI2. I experience a strange thing: when starting up the RPI2, it takes more then 90 seconds before I can contact the RPI2 via the browser. A ping is working nearly immediately after the power-up. I am using a wired Ethernet-connection and no WiFi-dongle.
I checked the log-files, in which I can see that the RPI2 is waiting on a wlan0-interface. After 96 seconds, it gives a time-out, after which everything is working perfectly.
[ 9.765622] systemd[1]: Started Network Name Resolution.
[ 11.087582] smsc95xx 1-1.1:1.0 eth0: link up, 100Mbps, full-duplex, lpa 0xC5E1
[ 11.093616] systemd-networkd[184]: eth0 : gained carrier
[ 11.107860] systemd-networkd[184]: eth0 : could not start IPv6 router discovery
[ 11.107916] systemd-networkd[184]: eth0 : failed
[ 96.252130] systemd[1]: Job sys-subsystem-net-devices-wlan0.device/start timed out.
[ 96.252249] systemd[1]: Timed out waiting for device sys-subsystem-net-devices-wlan0.device.
[ 96.252401] systemd[1]: Dependency failed for Automatic wireless network connection using netctl profiles.
I tried to find somewhere a configuration-file in which a wlan0 is asked to start, but I couldn’t find such a file.
Does anyone knows how I can get rid of those 90 seconds-delay?
On a RPI B+, I didn’t have that problem.
Regards, Frank M.
debug-log: http://pastebin.com/x20mqkMK

[hondagx35]

Hi ,

Does anyone knows how I can get rid of those 90 seconds-delay?

Sorry, but it seems that i have forgotten to disable the wlan0 service then backing the image.
You can solve this by entering this commands:
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syslemctl stop netctl-auto@wlan0
systemctl disable netctl-auto@wlan0


If you need a wireless connection later, it will be enabled automatically.

Frank

[fminne]

Hi Frank,

Thank you for the reply. Unfortunally, I can’t disable the netctl-auto@wlan0, because it is apparently not started:
[root@runeaudio ~]# netctl stop netctl-auto@wlan0
[root@runeaudio ~]# netctl disable netctl-auto@wlan0
No regular unit file found for profile 'netctl-auto@wlan0'
[root@runeaudio ~]# netctl list
eth0
[root@runeaudio ~]#
Even when I do “netctl list” before the 90 seconds have expired, only “eth0” is replied.
I presume it must come from somewhere earlier in the startup.

It seems to be solved: I removed the logical link " netctl-auto@wlan0.service" from the directory "/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/". Now the RPI2 starts up without delay

The only strange thing which remains is that my webradio, which is in the queue, is not starting to play automatically after a reboot. The RPI B+ was always automatically playing the queue after a restart, but on the RPI 2, I have to log on and push the play-button.

Thank you for your help, Frank M.

[hondagx35]

Hi,

Unfortunally, I can’t disable the netctl-auto@wlan0, because it is apparently not started:

My fault, the correct commands are:

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syslemctl stop netctl-auto@wlan0
systemctl disable netctl-auto@wlan0


"systemctl disable" is the same as removing the link as you did.

Frank