RuneAudio 0.6-beta for most Raspberry Pi models

[RoyB]

Hi janui,

In addition to previous post.
I temporarily disconnected the hdd en connected a USB-stick with some music files on it. The same issue: the USB-stick doesn’t mount.
I’m now using 0.5b again, but like to use the upgrade of 0.6b. Is there a way to roll back to build version 2?

Regards,
RoyB

[janui]

[RoyB]

[RoyB]

Hi janui,

I obtained a SSD to replace my HDD . RuneAudio 0.6b build3 nicely mounts the SSD (a Crucial X9).
The music files can be seen in the file-explorer of my desktop. Unfortunately transferring files cannot be done. The notification is that the usb-device is protected. In the mean time I learned that this is because of the used exFAT filesystem, which is normally not compatible with version 0.6b.
What is the reason for that, as exFAT is a common and universal filesystem for external SSD’s?

How can I, in an easy way, make RuneAudio accept remote access of an exFAT formatted SSD?

RoyB

[RoyB]

[janui]

[janui]

Hi There,

While working on the next version, we have run into some problems with Samba file sharing. I have posted some fixes and a couple of improvements.

You can get the latest fixes by updating the player (with this update the patch level will move to 4):
1. Go to the /dev menu - in the browser url enter http://<playername>.local/dev (e.g. http://runeaudio.local/dev).
2. Switch dev mode on - Scroll down to the 'Dev Mode' button and toggle it to ON, then click on the ‘Save Settings’ button below the toggle button.
3. When the UI comes back, click on the first ‘Save Settings’ button to activate the dev mode options.
4. Perform a git pull - Scroll down to the ‘Update RuneUI’ option and click on the ‘git pull’ button. The update will then be carried out and the player will reboot.

janui

[RoyB]

[janui]

Hello There,
These has been lots of (mis)information on internet this week concerning the 'xz-utils backdoor' security issue. If you are using RuneAudio 0.6b there are no problems unless you have manually upgraded the OS.

If you have manually upgraded the OS, see here: https://lists.debian.org/debian-securit ... 00057.html. You should take appropriate action if the package 'xz' (and/or 'xz-utils') have versions matching those listed as compromised.

janui

[janui]