It has been pushed to the update server and will show up on your unit somewhere in the next 24 hrs.
It’s pretty much a release all over the place, with some nice improvements.
Here’s the changelog:
NEW: warn for disk size being too small
NEW: show disk size on info screen
NEW: show detected USB DAC on audio screen
ENHANCEMENT: native DSD support for Classé Delta PRE
ENHANCEMENT: improve (low-latency) scheduling
ENHANCEMENT: update Linux kernel
ENHANCEMENT: update HQPlayer NAA component
ENHANCEMENT: improve HQPlayer NAA scheduling
ENHANCEMENT: update Squeezelite (LMS) component
ENHANCEMENT: update UPnP player component
FIX: toggling volume up/down on the display not working
I’d like to thank the beta testers team for their work.
It will show up after installation and every time you start a new session (“going to the webpage”). So you can install on a 4GB card, but you will be warned when going to RoPieee’s webpage.
it means RoPieee was not able to get a network connection and activates the AP.
I suggest you connect a cable to the unit - it will then continue the update.
Thanks. In the meantime I tried that and it finished the update and connected.
However, when I tried to reboot it with only wireless only, I several times got “no connection”.
Finally, I connected it with ethernet, and when it rebooted and connected, I removed the ethernet cable.
It then worked on wifi.
But when I moved the unit back to it’s normal location (no ethernet) and rebooted, I again got “no connection” and it didn’t appear on my network, acc’d to the device listing in the router interface.
I finally got it to work by connecting it again via ethernet, turning off wireless, reconfigure, reboot, turn on wireless, reconfigure, and reboot with only wireless connection.
The reason I asked is that I have (another) device with a 4g card (dating from the beginning of RoPieee). The Information tab shows “<4GB” but I don’t see the warning. Admittedly an edge case — more replacement microSD cards on the way.
However, your logs show that the test failed, hence no display.
So the dialog will only show up when people start from scratch. I’ve already prepared a fix for the next release that this also works for existing units.
After longer seriously listening with different cans and headphone amps, I’ve to revert:
Some crackling has remained in using Ropieee with the Holo Audio Red with NAA or RAAT. This occurs not in using a RPi4!
My problem is now: The new RedOS allows only one service at once.
One mini feature request. Could you add a RAM count on the info page like the Storage count? I know it sounds silly, but I have no idea how much memory is in my different Pis bought over a period of years.