12-18-2021, 08:40 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-20-2021, 06:44 PM by TheOldPresbyope.
Edit Reason: ETA: retract thoughtless conjecture
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Yeah, about that.
There's a string of files in /var/local/www which suggest the player in question has been incrementally updated from r700 to r701 to ... to r760.
I know this sequential updating process works because I did it recently as a test in response to another thread.
The last update, downloaded as update-r750.zip, contains the shell script install.sh in which we find the line
I'm dubious that this operation would fail simply because you've upgraded the underlying RaspiOS. Certainly I've been experimenting with new kernels and with new RaspiOS/Debian releases without running into problems with application-level programs such as sqlite3.
I'm wondering if perhaps moOde wasn't rebooted after that last update so that it would be in a consistent state. [ETA] What a brain fart! There's no new parameter/value to be loaded on a reboot since, as your sqlite3 output showed, the new record wasn't added to the DB. Clearly I didn't have enough coffee that day.
Regards,
Kent
There's a string of files in /var/local/www which suggest the player in question has been incrementally updated from r700 to r701 to ... to r760.
I know this sequential updating process works because I did it recently as a test in response to another thread.
The last update, downloaded as update-r750.zip, contains the shell script install.sh in which we find the line
Code:
sqlite3 $SQLDB "INSERT INTO cfg_mpd (id, param, value) VALUES (48, 'thesycon_dsd_workaround', 'no')"I'm dubious that this operation would fail simply because you've upgraded the underlying RaspiOS. Certainly I've been experimenting with new kernels and with new RaspiOS/Debian releases without running into problems with application-level programs such as sqlite3.
I'm wondering if perhaps moOde wasn't rebooted after that last update so that it would be in a consistent state. [ETA] What a brain fart! There's no new parameter/value to be loaded on a reboot since, as your sqlite3 output showed, the new record wasn't added to the DB. Clearly I didn't have enough coffee that day.
Regards,
Kent
