RuneAudio 0.3-beta for Raspberry Pi

[hondagx35]

[Dondorito]

Thanks very much.
I did most of that all ready, but it doesn't work out. Another problem is that I can't turn the Pi of... The connecting circles for 10 minutes now...do I have to apply the same turn off routine described in the docs with the stock wlan from pi 3 or should it work without this?
Still circling... Do I need to wipe? What can this turn off problem be?
After initial connection the green checkmark is there, for a few seconds then it goes on and off a few times and is gone afterwards whether I use static or DHCP. after that the signal is dropping from 60 to percent or lower... Try to turn out using desktop app on win 10 pc or Android phone.
Thanks again

[hondagx35]

Hi Dondorito,

do you connect via IP or http://runeaudio?
With both networks (ethernet and wifi) active you can not use the playername.

Also check the channel on which your router works.
The internal wifi can only be used with channels up to 11.

So first try to connect via:
http://192.168.0.100 (replace with your ip)

Frank

[Dondorito]

Thanks again Frank,
I used to use the Ui I found a link in my router settings. It's an fritz box 7312 from 1&1. This is http://runeaudio
Now I even sometimes get timeout error and when I get to the UI it responds very slowly, I can't even get to the Network settings, or I am too impatient. Tried restarting router but it didn't work.
I guess I will wipe the card again and try it over again. Then I will try the Ip you suggested.
What do you mean with I can't use player with both networks active? Do you mean I have to type in the Ip instead of http://runeaudio ?


Later

[hondagx35]

Hi Dondorito,

sorry but i have no idea what is wrong with your setup or what you are doing.

Setting up wifi on RuneAudio should be easy and straight forward. (OK it is a developer point of view)

- Connect your ethernet cable
- find the IP (your router will tell you) or try http://runeaudio (see quick start for more details)
- connect to the UI
- go to Network page
- click on WLAN0
- wait until the scan is complete
- click on your access point
- enter your credentials (passphrase)
- select static IP and enter your values
- save the profile
- wait until you get a green check mark in front of your SSID
- shut down
- remove ethernet cable
- start your PI
- connect via IP (e.g. http://192.168.0.100)

Frank

[Dondorito]

Ahh ok I think I see what my mistake was... Will try this later. Thanks for your patience.
I really feel I got it this time

[Dondorito]

Now after another wipe and reinstalling I can access UI, but there is no wlan listed anymore
Can't seem to turn of the Pi over the Ui. What does it look like? Connection is circling for minutes. Is this normal? Can the Pi be defect? Maybe I killed it when I had to plug power for restart several times?
here is a my debug file:


http://pastebin.com/k4n3q5KW

[hondagx35]

[bluuu]

[Matusalemjr]

Hello all!!!
Please, i had read all topic, and I found some suggestions and how to procedure with my issue, I tried all but without success, so, I'm posting here to see if anyone can help me.

My system is a raspberry pi2, and I'm using runeaudio last stable version.
My dad doesn't have a USB input, and I have here a Hiface one that I use in my laptop, well, I wanna use this Hiface on Pi2, if I can. Do it, I can retire my old lap top.
I make a lot of tests, changing the OS, software, etc. Specifically in runeaudio, the hardware was recognized by system, and play, but with a lot of clicks.
In a previous message a user is recommended to compile a driver to use, in a noob in Linux, but I loose some days trying, I can. Update git, etc, but for some reason, doesn't work.
Could anyone help on this?
I'm from Brazil, and I'm very poor, so, I can't spend more money importing a i2s DAC to use here.

I'm appreciate any help.

Tks
Edu

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