ifor said:OK. After a lot of faffing about with three different SD cards all with Volumio installed and various connections to the router and getting nowhere, I have put Noobs on one of the cards and taken the Pi back to the sitting position and booted up. Guess what? It now has an IP address and shows up beautifully in Fing. Debian is currently installing.
So, it seems that the problem is Volumio. Any suggestions?
The SD is corrupt. A reflash will sort it.ifor said:I'm just putting a new version of Noobs back on the card to see whether it'll revive from that.
ifor said:That didn't work. I just have a very colourful TV screen, but nothing is happening on the Pi.
Yes, I got a new SD card.
This is the PSU from the Pi Hut
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Micro-Supply-Charger-Raspberry-Pi/dp/B00AUKR4EU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398440332&sr=8-1&keywords=UK+Micro+USB+Power+Supply+Charger+For+Raspberry+Pi+-+5V+1500mA
Fortunately it is recovering with Noobs on the newest card. I might try Squeezeplug next.
Squeezeplug works. Next I'll try Volumio1.1beta instead of 1.2beta. Two more SD cards arriving today.
i am am now actually listening to music through a combo of Raspberry Pi / HiFiBerry Digi / Squeezeplug - Logitech Music Server - Squeezelite fed by SPDIF to Arcam rDAC. Result!
margetti said:DId you give 1.1beta a try? So strange volumio didn't play ball, whatever the version...
margetti said::cheer:
If you have problems getting the hifiberry digi to work this thread might help - http://volumio.org/forum/hifiberry-digi-with-beta-t887.html
Saw that the other day but refrained from posting it least it confused matters :?
ifor said:I'm still having trouble mounting the shares. This is what I have entered in the web GUI:
Source name: XLD (being one of the music holding folders on the Drobo)
File share protocol: SMB/CIFS (I don't know whether or not this is correct, but the iMac says it connected to at smb://10.x.x.yyy)
IP address: 10.x.x.xxx (being the IP address of the Pi)
Remote directory: Drobo/XLD (Drobo being the name of the external HDD connected to the iMac)
User name: myusername
Password: mypassword
daveh75 said:You're using the wrong IP address. You enter the IP of the share, not the RPis. So the iMacs IP in your case.
margetti said:Hi, was wondering how things were going... interested to hear what the problem with the share mount was, just out of curiosity.
So you can see the mount when you go to browse the library, but there is no music listed there? And still nothing after a mpd database update? My first question would be to ask what format your music files are? I had problems I think with ALAC - can't remember exactly what the issue was, but took the sledgehammer approach of converting everything to FLAC in the end...