no, it is wired. Before the update it worked fine. To test that it wasn’t a failure, I installed Dietpi from scratch and the same fault came again. It links fine, gets IP address, I don’t think it is a network problem. I read it as a problem with the driver. I don’t know enough of Linux to recognise whether this is the problem
yes, here are two logs. One trying to play from Tidal, and one playing from my local library. Interestingly, it played from my local library, but far too fast, and after some seconds it replied with a fault message. log 2.txt (2.1 KB) log.txt (20.7 KB)
Here are the two logs - apparently there is something with the flow, but without being able to read it exactly, it is still my hunch that it is about the DAC-2 software. As an info: Ropiee works fine with it, but without the fine screen addition, that this version of Allo software on top of Dietpi offers. As mentioned,it worked before upgrading the dietpi software,
Thank you for engaging No unusual activity, one core now and then up to 20% otherwise 3-8%, Nothing to see on memory. What strikes me is that when playing music from my own library ig is distorted, as if it plays far too fast. If I try to play an external source it gives me the message; Unable to play, the address may have changed or it might be temporable unavailable.
Sorry, I don’t know enough to know what to look for. Here are the two files, that should contain the insights. I am not expecting you to take the time, but if you do, I will appreciate it . dsmeg.txt (50.4 KB) journalctl.txt (103.7 KB)
yes, and no. It was a fresh boot, but I started Roon after the fresh reboot and before did the commands, and saw it doing the failures. So if the failure in anyway can be seen in these files, it should be there.
I find it strange that it apparently seems to work fine until I start Roon. It shows the display in the Boss2 as expected, as an example
I guess the fix was done after the last (classic) kernel upgrade. Hence the migration to the new firmware packages + /boot/firmware mount needs to be done first.
Any update on this? If not what is the recommended method to recover from a failed SD card? Can an older DietPi image with a kernel version that works with Boss2 hardware be downloaded anywhere?
Yes system not booting from the old SD card - SD card hardware failure confirmed on my linux desktop PC, the SD card has no partitions and new partitions can’t be created.
Nothing done before, the RPi / DietPi failed to boot up after a power failure.
I’ve tried the latest image version 9.0.2 on a new SD card but the Boss2 DAC doesn’t work correctly - roon bridge just skips through tracks, speaker-test -t wav -c 2: gives no audio output.
I’ve since however found the original DietPi image version 8.5.1 that I downloaded back in 2022, so back up and working correctly again - NB. I had to stop it from auto updating on first boot by disconnecting the ethernet/internet temporarily.
I’m hoping to be able to run the latest version of DietPi again at some stage.
No unusual activity, one core now and then up to 20% otherwise 3-8%, Nothing to see on memory. What strikes me is that when playing music from my own library ig is distorted, as if it plays far too fast. If I try to play an external source it gives me the message; Unable to play, the address may have changed or it might be temporable unavailable.