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Hello.

I've successfully installed RuneAudio+R e6 on my Pi 3 and it seems to be working just fine. Still need to play with the interface to figure out how everything works, but at least it's running and successfully compiled my 28,000 song library from an external SSD drive. However, I can't figure out where in the settings or config files to tell the program I've got an InnoMaker RPI-HiF-DAC installed on the Pi. I'm afraid I know enough Linux to break things on the Pi, and I'd rather ask the experts than mess up what I have so far. In other words, if there's some code to add to the config.txt to recognize the InnoMaker card, I have no idea what it is. I've looked on InnoMaker's website and it SAYS the card supports RuneAudio, but they give set-up examples for Volumio and others... note RuneAudio.

Hopefully, someone can help. Thanks very much.

Aaron

Start here:
runeaudio-r-e6-t7141.html

juanbanzai wrote:... I can't figure out where in the settings or config files to tell the program I've got an InnoMaker RPI-HiF-DAC installed on the Pi. I'm afraid I know enough Linux to break things on the Pi, and I'd rather ask the experts than mess up what I have so far. In other words, if there's some code to add to the config.txt to recognize the InnoMaker card, I have no idea what it is. I've looked on InnoMaker's website and it SAYS the card supports RuneAudio, but they give set-up examples for Volumio and others... note RuneAudio.
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Settings > System > Audio > I²S Module - Allo Boss DAC

rern

That's got it, folks. Thanks very much. Sounds great!

The only issue I'm having now is the WiFi connection. I don't know if I should start a separate thread for this or not, but RuneAudio detects every access point on my router... even one I created especially for the Rune/Pi. However, it will not connect to the network. I tried using the tool to generate the SSID and password code and followed the instructions on the intro page for RuneAudio+R e6 release. Nothing I've tried will work to connect to my WiFi. I'm going to try connecting with LAN and see what that does, but my ultimate goal is to have the Rune/Pi player in my main stereo system where there's no chance of having a LAN connection; WiFi would be ideal.