RPi + Runeaudio +Wifi as Accesspoint

[Joe90]

OK

So I guess it is raspbian -> accesspoint, mpd and mpddroid for me then

Thanks for the pointers, Frank

[hondagx35]

[Joe90]

Yay, that works

Can connect to the UI using the Chrome browser on my phone.

However, if I try using the RuneAudio app all I get is a black screen with a small half graphic of an upside down Android logo in the top left corner?

Will try a reinstall of the app......ahh that fixed it

Looking good to go. Now to get it fired up in the car

Many thanks Frank - will write up full howto for RPi Model B in due course.

[johnbanks]

Frank ...
Wireless AP can be made to happen for the old model B, Pi 2 & Pi 3 and with a range of wireless dongles. The instructions are a little bit different in each case though.
So I repeat my suggestion that you make this thread 'sticky' so it appears at/near the top of the forum topic listing.
Your thoughts?

[Joe90]

RPi B:

Hmmm

No soundcard?

Connecting USB (stick or HDD) knows is connected, but shows nothing in Library

[nathanashton]

This solution works great but I'm trying to get it working with a different scenario.

I'd like the Pi to be connected either via Ethernet or WiFi to the local network. Then if it is unplugged or away from the network, the AP functionality would kick in.

[hondagx35]

[nathanashton]

Thanks Frank,

It all seemed to work well without issue until I connected the Wifi to my local network. Since then the AP never comes up, even with Ethernet disconnected, Router turned off and a reboot. If I delete the saved profile and reboot then the AP becomes visible again as expected.

[Runebeginner]

[hondagx35]

Hi Runebeginner,

seems like you missed this step
* modify /var/www/command/refresh_nics

Frank