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LTolledo

Welcome to the Forums! have you installed the following packages on your RPi3B+? a. samba b. samba-common-bin if not start installing those, then edit the /etc/samba/smb.conf file oh before doing that, first better have a good read on setting up samba on RPi, so you understand what you need to do.

LTolledo

Has anyone tried to get a full 2-terrabytes connected to a Pi with it working (well working correctly whatever that should mean?). For your reference I have a Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ with a. 16GB Sandisk CruzerFit USB Thumbdrive as boot b. 2.5" 2TB Seagate Barracuda HDD, NTFS formatted single ...

LTolledo

from my experience (with a RPi2B, RPi3B, and RPi3B+)....

its a YES from me....

LTolledo

If you dont use the proper recommended power supply for your RPi, then there is no way to fix the problem.

LTolledo

Here is the cause of your problem: I use a phone charger with QC 3.0, so at 5V it should support 1A. However, I'm not sure if the appropriate handshakes are being made. To quote DougieLawson from another post: That power supply is NOT GOOD ENOUGH for a 2B, 3B or 3B+. Better heed what DougieLawson wr...

LTolledo

What RPi model you are using? Running your system headless? Is your USB HDD: a. bus powered (getting power from RPi's USB port) b. self powered (has its own 5V [or 12V for 3.5"USB HDDs] power supply) Booting from USB HDD? or from microSD card? Also there is no mention of the rating of the power...

LTolledo

I'm trying to make it so that no matter what network the Pi is connected to, it has the same IP address, so it can easily be connected to. OK lets assume that your router's network IP address's range is 192.168. 100 .1 ~ 254 and you set your RPi's IP address to be static at 192.168.100.105 your're ...

LTolledo

setting the router to give static IP address to RPi (or any other network devices for that matter) is still my preferred procedure. that way I dont mess around with the RPi's network settings. if I move my RPi to another place and connect it to another network's router, it simply gets its IP address...

LTolledo

since the user (assume pi ) have no set permission on /media/pi how about setting and owning it permanently... 1. sudo -i ( you will be asked for a password for user ) 2. chown -R user:group /media/pi/ then set file permissions 3. chmod -R 0775 /media/pi/ then 4. exit ( back to the user prompt )

LTolledo

What I do is insert a smaller microSD card into a USB card reader, the capacity of which should be a bit bigger that the total used capacity of all the partitions in the current microSD example: current microSD size: 32GB total space used by root in microSD cards: 5.8GB (this can be checked using fi...

LTolledo

I prefer to use PARTUUID instead in fstab.

LTolledo

Just curious, which one did the trick?

LTolledo

picture of the power supply unit please....

LTolledo

I have a pimoroni pHAT DAC on my RPiZW. No audio hiss, and as its on top of the board, saves space. the setup is used for my portable volumio player my other setup suffered from Hiss and crackles and pops.... silenced it with something similar to (but not exactly like) this: https://www.amazon.com/M...

LTolledo

This happened once to me, I posted on the forum but immediately I saw a minor error on the post, edited it, posted, but then again I saw another minor error, quickly edited it and posted. Then the "message" appeared for a while, but immediately showed my edited post. Well.... as mentioned ...

LTolledo

can you check the config.txt file? ~ $ sudo nano /boot/config.txt and see if this is un-commented on your config.txt # uncomment to force a HDMI mode rather than DVI. This can make audio work in # DMT (computer monitor) modes hdmi_drive=2 also some say adding this disable_audio_dither=on right after...

LTolledo

Ahhh.... the "not rebooting" type.... I think one of my setup suffered from that before.

Just to confirm, after you issued reboot command (either by GUI or command line), does the red LED turn off?

normally it wouldn't turn off during reboot, or even after issuing shutdown command..

LTolledo

DougieLawson wrote: ↑
Mon Aug 20, 2018 6:46 am
There's no slack to cut. Day 1, electronics 101 has three things to learn.
Polarity
Ohms Law
Power off before changing things
that's it. That's the syllabus for the first day of the course.

Can I add

"Safety First!"

LTolledo

Problem is i have crackling / static audio humming in the background of my video audio, One possible cause, bad contacts on the audio jack of the old CRT monitor. As it is old, it might have some corrosion. You can clean it up by spraying contact cleaner ( just make sure you turn off the power firs...

LTolledo

My RPi3B+ in an FLIRC gen2 case (just like what HawaiianPi has) that is booting on a freshly installed Raspbian Stretch Desktop in HDD, with WiFi enabled. Ambient is 29C. The temp (temp_zone0) as shown on the top right of the desktop panel reads when idle: 44 to 45C when using chrome with 4 tabs con...

LTolledo

Oh, sorry I was not able to catch your RPi's model number from the dmesg output you posted. So it is actually a RPi3B. not a RPi3B+. I second rpdom's recommendation on how to make your RPi3B boot from USB. That same procedure is also what I used to make several of my RPi 3 Bs boot from USB Flash/SSD...

LTolledo

Hi there! Regarding the XP not seeing the HDD in RPi3B+, I suggest powering down all connected to the network and restarting the Ethernet/WiFi router, then power-up all those that need to connect to the network, then check again. For exporting Raspbian Stretch out of NOOBs, there is one procedure th...

LTolledo

Yes the TRRS jack is the 3.5mm jack on the RPi

on the raspbian desktop top right you will notice a speaker icon (usually next to a cpu usage monitor mini graph)

right click it and make sure the check is on "Analog"

then do the test again.

LTolledo

So the whole setup is USB HDD boot, correct? as the power source is just 2.1A, it may not be enough to power the HDD directly from the RPi. You may have gone away with it in the past but not now. Try using a 5v 2.5A PSU, or better a 5v 3.0A PSU. if that does not do the trick, try 5v 3.0A powered USB...

LTolledo

Hope you dont mind, lets do some other test. A. With the RPi3B still connected to the TCL TV (either by long or short HDMI cables), and both connected to UPS, RPi3B connected via LAN cable 1. set the audio to output from the TRRS jack. 2. plug a headphone to the TRRS jack 3. play an audio /video fil...

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