Port Runeaudio to Odroid C1 (Arm v7)

[Tinitus]

Hi

Lately I was asking a lot of questions concerning the implementation of Runeaudio on my C1 over on the Pi 2 thread. Frank asked me to open a new thread here. Job done

[Tinitus]

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


hondagx35


Hi Frank,

the output is:

/usr/bin/xz

Best Regards

Tinitus

[hondagx35]

Hi Tinitus,

the output is:

/usr/bin/xz

OK, so xz is installed and should work.
I think you did something wrong then downloading the packages.

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wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RuneAudio/RuneOS/master/07_cubox-i/packages/ffmpeg-rune/ffmpeg-rune-2.5-1-armv7h.pkg.tar.xz

This is the command to use. You have to download the "raw" version.

Frank

[Tinitus]

Hi Frank,

thanks for the help. I can follow the link you posted but I cannot access the master tree (?) in order to find the other tar.xz files. That would not be a problem as long as they have the same name as in the github.com section I did download them from before.
Next problem is, that when I try to download the file when remotely connected to the Odroid C1 through ssh I get the famous 404 error although it has connected to the website.
My question now is, can I download the files via my Ubuntu laptop onto the micro SD if I put the micro SD in the SD card reader slot? That would be a more comfortable option anyway, because I would not need to type the whole path again and again in the terminal but use copy paste in the webbrowser, downloading onto the laptop itself works.

Best Regards

[hondagx35]

Hi Tinitus,

from your question i see that you are not a linux geek, right?

Ok no problem anyway, we'll get this working.

I can follow the link you posted but I cannot access the master tree

Sorry but i do not understand your question.

My question now is, can I download the files via my Ubuntu laptop onto the micro SD if I put the micro SD in the SD card reader slot?

Yes you can.

You also can download the repository as zip file.
https://codeload.github.com/RuneAudio/RuneOS/zip/master
After unzipping you can copy the packages to your sd card.

Maybe it would be better to meet on skype.

Frank

[Tinitus]

Hi Frank,

right you are my interest in Linux arose roughly 2-3 weeks ago when I decided to build my own renderer in order to feed my DAC.
After I discovered that I have no write access to the SD-card slot I remembered Filezilla. I downloaded the zip-folder:

https://codeload.github.com/RuneAudio/RuneOS/zip/master

and transfered them via Filezilla (sometimes a GUI is nice). ssh'ed into the Odroid used pacman -U ffmpeg.....tar.xz and pacman /usr/local/src/ffmpeg....tar.xz and the result was:

could not find or read package

I will try this:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RuneA ... pkg.tar.xz

next.

What I meant regarding this, is that where ever I cut the address I get a error 404 message. I cannot access a parent directory on the internet. Which would allow me to look for the other packages. I could download the other packages if they have the same adresses as these:

https://github.com/RuneAudio/RuneOS/tre ... i/packages

so that I can change

https://github.com/RuneAudio/RuneOS/blo ... pkg.tar.xz

into

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RuneA ... pkg.tar.xz

and still get the right package.

By the way

/proc/cpuinfo

got the reply:

-bash: /proc/cpuinfo: Permission denied

May the fact that I did not edit/patch the function in runeaudio.php have something to do with the problem?

Best Regards

Tinitus

[Tinitus]

Hi Frank,

downloading from the raw adress did the trick!!!!

1 file downloaded 14 to go.


Best Regards

Tinitus

[hondagx35]

Hi Tinitus,

/proc/cpuinfo
got the reply:
-bash: /proc/cpuinfo: Permission denied

Sorry this was my fault, it should be this command:

cat /proc/cpuinfo

[Tinitus]

Hi Frank,

the dowload and transfer via FileZilla worked well. I then followed Orion's cookbook. Lost some time because I tried to install phpredis before php and then pacman told me that he could not install php because some files already existed and were owned by other package (phpredis I suppose). Nearly two hours of internet research later I cameto the conclusion that to force install php would be the solution and it worked. When I rebootet at the end I could not log into Runeaudio. When typing the server address I was told that nginx did work but some configuration was needed. During the install I got two warnings:

samba directory permissions differ on /temp/

and

nginx directory per,missions differ on /var/log/runeaudio

The thing that worried me most was when I entered the last command:

chown -R mpd.audio /mnt/MPD

I got the message

chown invalid user "mpd.audio"

I think in Runeaudio all the different storage places are mounted into a subfolder of /mnt/MPD/
I have already prpepared something on an ArchLinux basis myself. There I mounted all storage devices into mpd via symlinks.
I am not sure I can solve these issues, so I might as well continue with the work I started on the Arch Linux basis, I "onlx" need to install the mpd service I would then miss out on the slick WebUI of Runeaudio, but I guess my chances of being successful might be bigger. I will certainly give it another try when Orion's buildpackages will be available.
Bye the way, when I tried to connect to the installation via Mopd, I could the the albums stored on my HDD in the album list but I could not browse the HDD nor could I play music.

Thanks again for your help

Best Regards

Tinitus

[hondagx35]

Hi Tinitus,

do not give up, you are only a few steps from success.

chown invalid user "mpd.audio"

This might be missing in the cookbook:

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groupadd audio
useradd -g audio mpd

I think in Runeaudio all the different storage places are mounted into a subfolder of /mnt/MPD/

Yes /mnt/MPD is the place there mpd expects the music library.

Frank