Ray_Mills
(Ray Mills)
April 30, 2020, 3:47pm
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I read a lot about extensions but can find very little information on how to install them. Is there a guide somewhere?
Am I correct in saying that extensions can not be installed on ROCK?
You can’t use rock.
I haven’t installed myself but you can install the extension manager on Pi or windows probably others…
The pi guide is below
If anyone is interested, I have created a walk through guide for Diet Pi which:
Installs Roon Extension Manager - an easy to use way to install and managed community developed Roon extension
Installs Roon Web Controller - a responsive web remote for Roon
Installs and configures the Chromium web browser in kiosk mode
Installs the Roon Bridge software
The guide is available here: Diet Pi Installation Extension Manager
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Ray_Mills
(Ray Mills)
April 30, 2020, 4:10pm
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Thanks Ged.
I have rock/nuc. I guess thats why I have been having difficulty.
Yes you need to install it on something else. A raspberry pi would be the cheapest thing you can leave on.
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The Extension Manager also has its own Wiki:
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Bill_Janssen
(Wigwam wool socks now on asymmetrical isolation feet!)
April 30, 2020, 6:04pm
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Is there a way to add the Onkyo extension to the repository?
I’ve literally never been able to figure out Roon extensions. I’m on Mac and I believe it only works on Linux?
Thanks. Where do you get that installer?
I think here
# roon-extension-manager
Roon Extension for managing Roon Extensions.
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## OS Specific Installation
OS specific installation instructions can be found on the [project Wiki](https://github.com/TheAppgineer/roon-extension-manager/wiki/Installation).
## Manual Installation
1. Install Node.js from https://nodejs.org.
* On Windows, install from the above link.
* On Mac OS, you can use [homebrew](http://brew.sh) to install Node.js.
* On Linux, you can use your distribution's package manager, but make sure it installs a recent Node.js. Otherwise just install from the above link.
Make sure you are running node 5.x or higher. This can be verified on the command line with the following command:
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