Hi Eric,
Any chance of running me through how your getting HQP to see the iqaudio dac+
Many thanks
Wayne
Hi Eric,
Any chance of running me through how your getting HQP to see the iqaudio dac+
Many thanks
Wayne
Hey @Wayne_Bull1 â I set up @EricGâs NAA for him. Thereâs a little bit of DIY handiwork involved, but nothing too complex. This is the way I usually do it:
Thanks Rene and Eric,
Iâll give it a go and hope for the best with my limited linux skills
Limited sounds like better than my skills @Wayne_Bull1
I just sat back in awe, and watched code roll over the screen, untill I heard:
âThis should work!â And it didâŠ
Step 13 is the most important â canât go wrong with that oneâŠ
Rene, is it normal to see no activity on the ethernet ledâs on first boot?
Im doing this without a monitor and then through putty once networked
Nope, you should see ethernet and sd card lights while netinstall is doing its thing. Can you ping the unit?
I can see the unit. I think Iâve messed up the SD card write.
Is the file written as a image file or zip extraction?
Just download raspbian-ua-netinst-v1.0.8.1.img.bz2 and unpack â youâll end up with an .img file that can be written to SD the usual way.
Thanks Rene,
I now have have lights on SD and ethernet.
Thatâs step 1 out of the wayâŠonly 12 to go lol
I found an easier way. Jussi provides complete images for NAA on the pi, look here, burn that to an sd card. Theses images are smaller and only contain what Jussi thinks are necessary.
Stick the card in a card reader attach to PC or Mac in my case, find the config.txt file on the line after the
âHash sign and Additional overlaysâ, I added the following
dtoverlay=iqaudio-dacplus
dtoverlay=i2s-mmap
I then copied the "iqaudio-dacplus-overlay.dtb file (obtained from Gordonâs Roon image), to the overlays folder on the sd card and made sure the i2s-mmap-overlay was also present.
Stuck the card in the pi, booted it up and HQPlayer found the pi NAA straight away
Smart, but not nearly as much funâŠ
I have better experiences with âroll your ownâ images than with Jussiâs when using USB, but that may not apply to the PiDAC. The iqaudio-dacplus overlay is present in the Signalyst image by default; i2s-mmap however is not and needs to be carried over from Gordonâs image.
Rene,
With step 3, how do I get to that folder to edit out the line, using Putty?
Cheers
As it says: nano /etc/modules
You may need to install nano first: apt-get nano
Paul,
Cant find Additional Overlays anywhere in the config.txt file?
Rene,
Sorry to be a pain. Iâm having trouble installing step 9. This is the error I get.
root@pi:~# dpkg -i networkaudiod_3.1.1-27_armhf.deb
(Reading database ⊠12651 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to unpack networkaudiod_3.1.1-27_armhf.deb âŠ
Unpacking networkaudiod (3.1.1-27) over (3.1.1-27) âŠ
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of networkaudiod:
networkaudiod depends on libstdc++6 (>= 5.2); however:
Version of libstdc++6:armhf on system is 4.9.2-10.
dpkg: error processing package networkaudiod (âinstall):
dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Errors were encountered while processing:
networkaudiod
Wayne
In which case just add it at the end of the file, but donât forget the hash symbol first to indicate that the words âadditional overlaysâ are just a comment.
Paul
Ok Paul, gotcha.
Iâll give it a whirl.
Thanks