Official moOde 8 support thread

[maartin]

Tried 8.1.1 (64) fresh install on Rasptouch with ES9038Q2M DAC on Raspi 3b+.

Getting message undervolting detected and had to stop there.
Never had such a problem with 8.0.

Too bad, would have loved to go to next level.

All the Best

Maartin

What kind of power supply are you using?  I'm not sure it would have much effect, but have you also tried the 32 bit 8.1.1 image?

Same Power Supply as before with 8.0, 3A. Tried another PS with 5A, same problem.

Did not try the 32bit yet, but will do and report.

AtB
m.

The official power requirements are listed here:
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentatio...wer-supply
2.5A should be plenty, but that's amps, not volts, your message suggests it is too few volts is the problem, the recommendation if for 5.1V

 
Thanks Bertrum,
the power handling works with/through the "AUDIOPHONICS PI-SPC REG Power Management" module. There is some problem i guess. As the undervolting have not been there with moode8.0 i think it is worse to mention it here.

AtB
m.

[Nutul]

I’m using 8.1.1. All good except when editing a new radio station name on my ipad. This is both with safari and chrome. No keyboard pops up.

Keyboard pops up in both browsers on my iPad (iPadOS 15.5); also in browsers on my Android phone.

Have you tried the usual clearing of browser caches?

Regards,
Kent

Yes I did. This is an ipad Pro with the latest ios. I have workarounds, so not too concerned. I just thought I’de report it for future releases, but if I’m the only one, I may try to track it down on this side. 
Thank You
Tom

Got it. If you edit an existing station, the keyboard does not open for the name. The name is the first thing that needs to be added when adding a station.

You cannot edit the name of a station, once created. Also in a browser, when you hover over the name field, the mouse cursor changes to an "no entry" sign; that's the normal behavior.

Cheers, Al.

[TheOldPresbyope]

Tried 8.1.1 (64) fresh install on Rasptouch with ES9038Q2M DAC on Raspi 3b+.

Getting message undervolting detected and had to stop there.
Never had such a problem with 8.0.

Too bad, would have loved to go to next level.

All the Best

Maartin

What kind of power supply are you using?  I'm not sure it would have much effect, but have you also tried the 32 bit 8.1.1 image?

Same Power Supply as before with 8.0, 3A. Tried another PS with 5A, same problem.

Did not try the 32bit yet, but will do and report.

AtB
m.

The official power requirements are listed here:
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentatio...wer-supply
2.5A should be plenty, but that's amps, not volts, your message suggests it is too few volts is the problem, the recommendation if for 5.1V

 
Thanks Bertrum,
the power handling works with/through the "AUDIOPHONICS PI-SPC REG Power Management" module. There is some problem i guess. As the undervolting have not been there with moode8.0 i think it is worse to mention it here.

AtB
m.

From the Raspberry Pi Documentation site

Power Supply Warnings
On all models of Raspberry Pi since the Raspberry Pi B+ (2014) except the Zero range, there is low-voltage detection circuitry that will detect if the supply voltage drops below 4.63V (+/- 5%). This will result in a warning icon being displayed on all attached displays and an entry being added to the kernel log.

If you are seeing warnings, you should improve the power supply and/or cable, as low power can cause problems with corruption of SD cards, or erratic behaviour of the Raspberry Pi itself; for example, unexplained crashes.

Voltages can drop for a variety of reasons, for example if the power supply itself is inadequate, the power supply cable is made of too thin wires, or you have plugged in high demand USB devices.

I know nothing about the Audiophonics power management module but you can add it to the list of usual suspects in that last sentence. It's easy for me to invent scenarios but impossible for me to diagnose remotely.

The undervolt warnings are being generated by code in the underlying Raspberry Pi OS, not by any code in moOde. There have been bumps to both the OS and to the kernel between the two moOde releases you mention.

Regards,
Kent

[maartin]

What kind of power supply are you using?  I'm not sure it would have much effect, but have you also tried the 32 bit 8.1.1 image?

Same Power Supply as before with 8.0, 3A. Tried another PS with 5A, same problem.

Did not try the 32bit yet, but will do and report.

AtB
m.

The official power requirements are listed here:
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentatio...wer-supply
2.5A should be plenty, but that's amps, not volts, your message suggests it is too few volts is the problem, the recommendation if for 5.1V

 
Thanks Bertrum,
the power handling works with/through the "AUDIOPHONICS PI-SPC REG Power Management" module. There is some problem i guess. As the undervolting have not been there with moode8.0 i think it is worse to mention it here.

AtB
m.

From the Raspberry Pi Documentation site

Power Supply Warnings
On all models of Raspberry Pi since the Raspberry Pi B+ (2014) except the Zero range, there is low-voltage detection circuitry that will detect if the supply voltage drops below 4.63V (+/- 5%). This will result in a warning icon being displayed on all attached displays and an entry being added to the kernel log.

If you are seeing warnings, you should improve the power supply and/or cable, as low power can cause problems with corruption of SD cards, or erratic behaviour of the Raspberry Pi itself; for example, unexplained crashes.

Voltages can drop for a variety of reasons, for example if the power supply itself is inadequate, the power supply cable is made of too thin wires, or you have plugged in high demand USB devices.

I know nothing about the Audiophonics power management module but you can add it to the list of usual suspects in that last sentence. It's easy for me to invent scenarios but impossible for me to diagnose remotely.

The undervolt warnings are being generated by code in the underlying Raspberry Pi OS, not by any code in moOde. There have been bumps to both the OS and to the kernel between the two moOde releases you mention.

Regards,
Kent

Thanks Kent for the attention!

I did some measurement, no big difference from 32 to 64 in Volts.

Module output 5.22V,
Raspi in 5.16V (5.15V-5.16V with 64b)
Some loss with the cables i guess inbetween module and Raspi.

However, opening the DAC and measuring did the trick. No more undervolting flash in sight running Moode 8.1.1 64b.

Thanks for the ongoing development!

AtB
maartin

PS: The Python script for the spc module (corrected by Kent) works with 64b Moode aswell.

[pimvd]

I'm on 8.1.1 (upgraded).
When I hit the Edit Squeezelite config button (sqe-config.php), I get a HTTP Error 500 page.
Is this a bug? I've tried the obvious: clearing cache, rebooting etc. Should I do a clean install?

[Tim Curtis]

It's a bug. Fixed in upcoming 8.1.2 :-)

[charlesky]

Editing the parametric EQ pops an error in 8.1.1.

Configure->Audio->Param EQ Edit button brings up the editing page as before. But if you make an edit and then click Save, you get a 'This page isn't working' error, 'moode.local is currently unable to handle this request'.
The changes made to the EQ are saved, however, so it seems this is simply a problem with the http code.

Editing the graphic EQ seems fine.

[Tim Curtis]

I can repro. Fixed in upcoming 8.1.2 release :-)

[hestehandler]

My Pi is Ethernet RJ45 connected (with a static IP). It seems there is no way to disable WiFi? On every reboot it spends an annoyingly long time probing the WiFi:

Code:

20220713 160456 worker: Platform  (Pi-4B 1.1 4GB)
20220713 160456 worker: ARM arch  (aarch64, 64-bit)
20220713 160456 worker: MPD ver   (0.23.5)
20220713 160456 worker: CPU gov   (ondemand)
20220713 160456 worker: USB boot  (enabled)
20220713 160456 worker: File sys  (expanded)
20220713 160456 worker: HDMI port (On)
20220713 160456 worker: Sys LED0  (Off)
20220713 160456 worker: Sys LED1  (Off)
20220713 160456 worker: --
20220713 160456 worker: -- Network
20220713 160456 worker: --
20220713 160456 worker: eth0 adapter exists
20220713 160456 worker: eth0 check for address (No)
20220713 160456 worker: IP addr (192.168.1.5)
20220713 160456 worker: Netmask (255.255.255.0)
20220713 160456 worker: Gateway (192.168.1.1)
20220713 160456 worker: Pri DNS (194.134.5.55)
20220713 160456 worker: Domain  ()
20220713 160456 worker: wlan0 adapter exists
20220713 160456 worker: wlan0 country (NL)
20220713 160456 worker: wlan0 check 0 for IP address
20220713 160458 worker: wlan0 check 1 for IP address
20220713 160500 worker: wlan0 check 2 for IP address
20220713 160502 worker: wlan0 check 3 for IP address
20220713 160504 worker: wlan0 check 4 for IP address
20220713 160506 worker: wlan0 check 5 for IP address
20220713 160508 worker: wlan0 check 6 for IP address
20220713 160528 worker: wlan0 check 7 for IP address
20220713 160530 worker: wlan0 check 8 for IP address
20220713 160532 worker: wlan0 check 9 for IP address
20220713 160534 worker: wlan0 check 10 for IP address
20220713 160536 worker: wlan0 check 11 for IP address
20220713 160538 worker: wlan0 check 12 for IP address
20220713 160540 worker: wlan0 check 13 for IP address
20220713 160542 worker: wlan0 check 14 for IP address
20220713 160545 worker: wlan0 check 15 for IP address
20220713 160547 worker: wlan0 check 16 for IP address
20220713 160549 worker: wlan0 check 17 for IP address
20220713 160551 worker: wlan0 check 18 for IP address
20220713 160553 worker: wlan0 check 19 for IP address
20220713 160555 worker: wlan0 check 20 for IP address
20220713 160557 worker: wlan0 check 21 for IP address
20220713 160559 worker: wlan0 check 22 for IP address
20220713 160601 worker: wlan0 check 23 for IP address
20220713 160603 worker: wlan0 check 24 for IP address
20220713 160605 worker: wlan0 check 25 for IP address
20220713 160607 worker: wlan0 check 26 for IP address
20220713 160609 worker: wlan0 check 27 for IP address
20220713 160611 worker: wlan0 check 28 for IP address
20220713 160613 worker: wlan0 check 29 for IP address
20220713 160615 worker: wlan0 check 30 for IP address
20220713 160617 worker: wlan0 check 31 for IP address
20220713 160619 worker: wlan0 check 32 for IP address
20220713 160621 worker: wlan0 check 33 for IP address
20220713 160623 worker: wlan0 check 34 for IP address
20220713 160625 worker: wlan0 check 35 for IP address
20220713 160628 worker: wlan0 check 36 for IP address
20220713 160630 worker: wlan0 check 37 for IP address
20220713 160632 worker: wlan0 check 38 for IP address
20220713 160634 worker: wlan0 check 39 for IP address
20220713 160636 worker: wlan0 check 40 for IP address
20220713 160638 worker: wlan0 check 41 for IP address
20220713 160640 worker: wlan0 check 42 for IP address
20220713 160642 worker: wlan0 check 43 for IP address
20220713 160644 worker: wlan0 check 44 for IP address
20220713 160646 worker: wlan0 SSID is blank
20220713 160646 worker: wlan0 AP mode not started (eth0 active)
20220713 160646 worker: wlan0 address not assigned
20220713 160646 worker: wlan0 power save disabled
20220713 160646 worker: --
20220713 160646 worker: -- Audio config
20220713 160646 worker: --
20220713 160646 worker: MPD conf updated
20220713 160646 worker: ALSA card number (0)
20220713 160646 worker: MPD audio output (HiFiBerry Digi+ Pro)
20220713 160647 worker: Audio formats (S16_LE, S24_LE)
20220713 160647 worker: ALSA mixer name (none)
20220713 160647 worker: MPD mixer type (fixed 0dB)
20220713 160647 worker: Hdwr volume controller not detected
20220713 160647 worker: ALSA output mode (Direct: hw)
20220713 160647 worker: ALSA loopback (Off)
20220713 160647 worker: Reset renderer active flags
20220713 160647 worker: CamillaDSP (off)
20220713 160647 worker: --
20220713 160647 worker: -- MPD startup
20220713 160647 worker: --
20220713 160648 worker: MPD started
20220713 160648 worker: MPD accepting connections
20220713 160648 worker: MPD output 1 ALSA Default (On)
20220713 160648 worker: MPD output 2 ALSA Bluetooth (Off)
20220713 160648 worker: MPD output 3 HTTP Server (Off)
20220713 160648 worker: MPD crossfade (off)
20220713 160648 worker: MPD ignore CUE files (yes)
20220713 160648 worker: --
20220713 160648 worker: -- Music sources
20220713 160648 worker: --
20220713 160648 worker: USB sources (none attached)
20220713 160650 worker: NAS sources (mountall initiated)
20220713 160650 worker: --
20220713 160650 worker: -- Feature availability
20220713 160650 worker: --
20220713 160650 worker: Source select (available)
20220713 160650 worker: Source select (source: MPD)
20220713 160650 worker: Source select (output: HiFiBerry Digi+ Pro)
20220713 160650 worker: Bluetooth (available)
20220713 160650 worker: Airplay renderer (available)
20220713 160650 worker: Spotify renderer (available)
20220713 160650 worker: Squeezelite (available)
20220713 160650 worker: RoonBridge renderer (not installed)
20220713 160650 worker: Multiroom sender (available)
20220713 160650 worker: Multiroom receiver (available)
20220713 160650 worker: UPnP renderer (available: started)
20220713 160650 worker: DLNA server (available)
20220713 160650 worker: GPIO button handler (available)
20220713 160650 worker: Stream recorder (n/a)
20220713 160650 worker: --
20220713 160650 worker: -- Other
20220713 160650 worker: --
20220713 160650 worker: USB volume knob (Off)
20220713 160650 worker: USB auto-mounter (udisks-glue)
20220713 160650 worker: Saved MPD vol level (0)
20220713 160650 worker: Preamp volume level (0)
20220713 160650 worker: MPD volume level (0) restored
20220713 160650 worker: ALSA volume level (None)
20220713 160650 worker: Auto-play (Off)
20220713 160650 worker: CoverView toggle (-off)
20220713 160650 worker: Maintenance interval (120 minutes)
20220713 160650 worker: Screen saver activation (Never)
20220713 160650 worker: Session permissions (OK)
20220713 160650 worker: Watchdog started

Is this expected behaviour?

[Mr.R0b0t]

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