RuneAudio+R e2 - An improved version of RuneAudio

[AndyF]

[jlynton]

Hello,

I got it up and running, but found it impossible to connect via WiFi to my router, which is set to WPA2 PSK. Does anyone have any tips? I can connect perfectly using earlier versions of RuneAudio.

Many thanks

[kirx]

@jlynton

I faced the same issue with my setup based on RPi 3B+ (RuneAudio+R e1 v.1.2). In order to resolve it, I logged into the RuneAudio command line via SSH, then I selected the /etc/netctl directory.
You may see there all the saved Wi-Fi profiles, e.g. 'yourSSIDname'.
You need to select the appropriate one & verify all the parameters (nano 'yourSSIDname')
In my specific case, I arranged it in the same way like it was determined in previous versions of RuneAudio.
Now everything works just fine.

[cmh714]

[rern]

[jlynton]

[kirx]

@rern

Since I already resolved this issue and I didn't keep any logs, then I tried to simulate that again.
Actually, my results are pretty much similar to the above snapshots provided by jlynton.

The Wi-Fi profile's configuration (created by RuneAudio) looks like that:

Interface=wlan0
Connection=wireless
IP=dhcp
ESSID=*******
Security=wpa
Key=########

Then I modified this profile to match my previous setup/settings:

Description='wlan0 connection'
Interface=wlan0
Connection=wireless
Security=wpa-configsection
IP=dhcp
WPAConfigSection=(
'ssid="********"'
'psk="########"'
'key_mgmt=WPA-PSK'
'proto=RSN'
'group=CCMP'
'pairwise=CCMP'
'priority=3'
)

By using this opportunity, I would like to express my great appreciation to all the efforts made by you in order to enhance RuneAudio.

@jlynton

NAS setup in RuneAudio is very specific process, especially if it is necessary to connect NAS via NFS.
I use SMB/CIFS method to connect my network storages (WD MyCloud & WD MyBookLive). For the latter I found it necessary to specify an option "vers=1.0" that actually downgrades Samba version to v.1.0. I didn't manage to mount MyBookLive without this trick.
Nevertheless, I still couldn't see my mounting points at the Network menu, however the Library tab depicts both storages in a typical manner.

[rern]

[s.k.]

Thanks rern for your efforts and for your contribution!
I really appreciated.

Question:
Does anyone use in his setup LIRC for an IR remote, or PydPiper for an OLED display, with the RuneAudio+R e1.2 ?
I would like to know if they work successfully.

Thanks in advance

[jlynton]