The Raspberry Pi 3

[Bravia]

[Bravia]

One other thing could help, when it stopped working the green Led on the PI3 stop blinking, so there is only the red one working

[hondagx35]

[mhellemans]

Hi Frank,

Thanks for this version, got it running immediately ( RPI3 + IQaudiO Pi-DAC+ ) and playing Spotify and local files without any problems.

I only encountered an issue when I tried to extend the SD card partition. "fdisk: error while loading shared libraries: libfdisk.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated ( only capable of using 2 out of 64 GB )

Rgds,

Mike

[Bravia]

[hondagx35]

[mhellemans]

Hi Frank,

Thanks a lot, apparently I wasn't looking in the right place. Solution worked like a charm.

Rgds,

[mrbob]

Hi,
I'm new to runeaudio and raspberry pi, but just picked up the RP3 and the pi-dac+. I must say I'm impressed - thanks for the work you've put into making this happen.
I'm having a similar problem to Bravia - I can really only have it on wifi, but after several minutes I'm unable to connect via the browser on either the ip or the server name. Music continues to play just fine so it's clearly running. According to the router it is still connected on its ip. Ftp and ssh both time out.
What's interesting is that the browser now reports that http://www.192.168.1.166 isn't available - like it's tried to redirect outside all of a sudden. Plugging the Ethernet back in and 192.168.1.168 - the Ethernet address - is working fine.

Regards
Rob

[johnbanks]

Frank ...
It does seem there are some wireless problems with the brand new Rpi3.

It could be the 'old enemy' wireless power management - an issue for some of us with RPi2 and earlier.
And it is an important issue given the purpose of RuneAudio (and Kodi/OpenElec, etc) is reliable streaming.
Were I now using my RPi3 for RuneAudio then I'd also add an inexpensive USB wireless dongle and use publicised power management work-arounds at least until the dust settles.
Just my thoughts

[johnbanks]

Frank ...
A few days ago you "chastised" me for forgetting to disable dhcpcd (might have been the cause of my Rpi2 problems).
Is it possible that some of the problems in this RPi3 thread are due to dhcpcd?
Just trying to be helpful