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HiFi Berry DAC2 HD Support + Moode 8
#1
Hi All,

Attempting to understand either an issue or what I'm doing wrong.  

RPI 4 2gb
HiFi Berry DAC2 HD
Moode 8.0

Not able to get the DAC2 HD to function w/o error.  I have applied the DT overly as suggested.  Open to suggestions please.

Receiving this error:

Failed to open "ALSA Default" (alsa); Failed to open ALSA device "_audioout": No such file or directory


Code:
S Y S T E M   P A R A M E T E R S

moOde release        = 8.0.0 2022-03-12
RaspiOS            = 11.2
Linux kernel        = 5.15.23-v7l+ #1525
Platform        = Pi-4B 1.5 4GB
Architecture        = armv7l (32-bit)
System uptime        = up 2 minutes
Timezone        = America/Detroit
Current time        = 2022-03-14 21:32:34

Host name        = LivingRoomAudio
Ethernet address    = unassigned
Ethernet MAC        = e4:5f:01:87:a0:37
WLAN address        = 192.168.1.235
WLAN MAC        = e4:5f:01:87:a0:3a
WLAN country        = US

SoC identifier        = bcm2711
Core count        = 4
Kernel timer freq    = 100 Hz
SDCard freq        = 50 MHz
USB boot        = enabled
Warranty        = OK

Root size        = 30G
Root used        = 11%
Root available        = 26G
Root expand        = expanded
Memory total        = 3931 MB
Memory free        = 3703 MB
Memory used        = 228 MB
SoC temperature        = 57.9°C
Throttled bitmask    = 0x0
Throttled text        = No throttling has occurred

CPU governor        = ondemand
Onboard WiFi        = On
Onboard BT        = On
HDMI output        = Off
LED state        = 0,0
IP addr timeout        = 90 (secs)
Ethernet check        = No
USB auto-mounter    = udisks-glue
SSH term server        = Off

PHP-FPM version        = 7.4.28
NGINX version        = 1.18.0
SQLite3 version        = 3.34.1
Hostapd version        = 2.9
RPi.GPIO version    = 0.7.0

cat: /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/sub0/hw_params: No such file or directory
cat: /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/sub0/hw_params: No such file or directory
A U D I O   P A R A M E T E R S

Audio device        = hifiberry-dacplushd
Interface        = I2S
Mixer name        = DAC
Hardware mixer        = Yes
Supported formats    = No device found at MPD configured card 0
ALSA max volume        = 100
ALSA output mode    = Default (plughw)
ALSA loopback        = Off
MPD max volume        = 100
Volume step limit    = 10
Display dB volume    = Off
Audio source        = Local
Output device        = Local
Resume MPD        = No
Volume knob        = 0
Volume mute        = Unmuted
Saved MPD vol        = 0
Preamp volume        = 0
ALSA version        = 1.2.4-1.1+rpt2
SoX version        = 0.1.3-4+rpi1

Bluetooth controller    = Off
Pairing agent        = Off
Airplay receiver    = Off
Spotify receiver    = Off
Squeezelite        = Off
RoonBridge        = Not installed
UPnP client        = Off
DLNA server        = Off
GPIO button handler    = Off
Multiroom sender    = Off
Multiroom receiver    = Off
UPnP browser        = Off


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#2
In Audio Config try reseting Named I2S device to None then reboot then set to your actual I2S device then reboot again.

I2S device changes always require a reboot because they use Linux kernel drivers which don't support hot plugging like USB audio devices.
Enjoy the Music!
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#3
(03-15-2022, 02:14 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: In Audio Config try reseting Named I2S device to None then reboot then set to your actual I2S device then reboot again.

I2S device changes always require a reboot because they use Linux kernel drivers which don't support hot plugging like USB audio devices.

Hi Tim --- Thank you for the quick response.  I set everything to "none". Rebooted (twice because why not).  Set the DT Overlay to the DACPLUSHD, rebooted.  Getting the same error.

Let me know how I can help trouble shoot or if I'm still doing something incorrectly.

Thank you btw!

-dm
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#4
There seems to be a fix in the kernel 5.15.25
https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/...4859f8e73b

See also:
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/4898
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#5
(03-15-2022, 09:19 AM)JanneP Wrote: There seems to be a fix in the kernel 5.15.25
https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/...4859f8e73b

See also:
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/4898

Looks like I'm waiting for a moode update to use this board. (:
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#6
We will try to get an update out this weekend that includes a kernel bump and bug fixes.
Enjoy the Music!
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