My first experiences with the released DIY version.
But first: Full respect to Rern's work.
My environment:
- Ubuntu 19.10 (64Bit) on Ryzen 2700x
- Hardware: Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Rev 1.2
- DAC^h-^h-^h-DigitalOut: HifiBerry Digi+ Pro (I2S)
- Micro SD card only
- Existing data-folder saved as tar-file
- Music on a CIFS-share
In my first try I restricted the optional features to a minimum: Avahi (for convenience) and FFmpeg (needed to decode .ts (MPEG Transport streams). Generation of RuneAudio runs smoothly. At the end I exchanged the fresh data-folder with the contents of my tar-file and restored database and settings with the corresponding addons-function. In the log of "Restore settings" I detected many ESC-sequences and "Failed to" messages which are not surprising because the corresponding services (shairport-sync, localbrowser, nmb, upmpdcli) had been excluded. Although "Restore mounts" should be successful, the CIFS-share was not available (I'll come to that below).
I restarted the DIY process maintaining all optional services and proceeded as above. Again, same CIFS-share problem. Reason: The mount-point of the share under /mnt/MPD/NAS was missing. After creation of the directory and subsequent manual mount the network share was available.
Summary:
- Everything o.k.
- Have a look at the mount-point for network shares
klassikmann
