Raspberry Pi portable server

[Power Bottle]

Hi,
Thinking of making a portable music player. The idea with this, is that I'll have the raspberry Pi (2) with its own LAN network that I'll be able to connect to and control through my android (4.4) phone. I'll be using a FiiO Q1 USB DAC, a 32GB flash drive (I'll get a bigger one if I ever need it), and whatever Wi-Fi adapter I need. What I'm asking for here, are the questions:

How could I make a network on the raspberry Pi that I could connect to on my phone and use to control the runeaudio installed on it? Because I can't use too much data- I never have much- and there isn't usually Wi-Fi out and about.

Will a USB DAC take installation to work on the raspberry Pi? If so, How do I do it?

What package will I need to install on the raspberry Pi? (e.g. runeaudio UI, or anything else instead?)

If there are any guides on things I've already asked for and somehow I've missed them, please send me links, otherwise, thanks in advance.

[hondagx35]

Hi

What package will I need to install on the raspberry Pi? (e.g. runeaudio UI, or anything else instead?)

RuneAudio can't be installed by packages, it is only available as downloadable image (see documentation).

Will a USB DAC take installation to work on the raspberry Pi? If so, How do I do it?

No, nearly all USB DACs (Audio Class 2.0 compliant) should work out of the box.

How could I make a network on the raspberry Pi that I could connect to on my phone and use to control the runeaudio installed on it?

It is possible to turn your pi into an access point, but this needs some linux knowledge.
Please search the forum for "hostapd" and read this.

This feature is on the roadmap and will come with one of the next releases.

Frank

[Power Bottle]

RuneAudio can't be installed by packages, it is only available as downloadable image (see documentation).[/qupte]

By package I meant version, I probably should have used the correct terminology- apologies

No, nearly all USB DACs (Audio Class 2.0 compliant) should work out of the box.

That's all good then.

Out of curiosity, is there a schedule for the release of the next version?

Thanks