12-27-2020, 09:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-27-2020, 09:47 PM by TheOldPresbyope.
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@hifiapo
Hi, Arne.
I've built an armv6 version of the squeezelite renderer which should work on both RPi Zero-Ws (armv6 cpu) and RPi 2-4's. However, I've tested it only on an RPi Zero-W and an RPi4B each running moOde 7.0.1. For this testing, I used a Logitech Media Server v7.9.4 running on a Linux Mint host.
Here's what you'll have to do from the command line of your moOde player
1) download squeezelite-armv6.zip from my Dropbox account
2) unzip the file
3) as root, copy the unzipped squeezelite.armv6 to the target system directory
4) finally, save the existing squeezelite binary as a backup in case something goes wrong, and replace it with the new binary
[a less cautious user would just overwrite the old binary...not recommended!]
Reboot just for good measure.
You should now have a working Squeezelite renderer on your RPi Zero-W. Please let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Kent
Hi, Arne.
I've built an armv6 version of the squeezelite renderer which should work on both RPi Zero-Ws (armv6 cpu) and RPi 2-4's. However, I've tested it only on an RPi Zero-W and an RPi4B each running moOde 7.0.1. For this testing, I used a Logitech Media Server v7.9.4 running on a Linux Mint host.
Here's what you'll have to do from the command line of your moOde player
1) download squeezelite-armv6.zip from my Dropbox account
Code:
wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/cyaga2jxnzo5e3t/squeezelite-armv6.zip
2) unzip the file
Code:
unzip squeezelite-armv6.zip
3) as root, copy the unzipped squeezelite.armv6 to the target system directory
Code:
sudo cp squeezelite.armv6 /usr/local/bin
4) finally, save the existing squeezelite binary as a backup in case something goes wrong, and replace it with the new binary
Code:
sudo mv /usr/local/bin/squeezelite /usr/local/bin/squeezelite.armv7
sudo cp /usr/local/bin/squeezelite.armv6 /usr/local/bin/squeezelite
[a less cautious user would just overwrite the old binary...not recommended!]
Reboot just for good measure.
You should now have a working Squeezelite renderer on your RPi Zero-W. Please let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Kent