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Re: BAP on Intel Linux?
Thank you Jasn for the hard work put into the BAP and getting it to work =)?? A lot of your time has been put into this project and you have done well =)?? My hat is off to you for the great job and effort into this project =) I may look into the project ..... I too has been many years from the day of BASIC and MS DOS programming ( yes at the start of the BASIC into the public community =)?? Think I remember you saying it was in C++ language? .... Jason ??? On Fri, Mar 4, 2022 at 7:13 AM km4ack <jason.oleham@...> wrote: Guys I have no intention of tackling x86 machines right now. Between my day job, the channel and Build a Pi, I just don't have the time to support yet another version. With that said, my code is available as open source. Anyone can fork the project and start modifying the code to support x86. Many of the applications are built from source and will require little to no work. The code is pretty well documented so it shouldn't be too terribly difficult to follow. I'll be happy to assist anyone who has questions about the flow of the code. The project is pretty mature at this point but remember that I have no formal programming training since high school and that was a long time ago. If I can figure it out, you can as well! --
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Pi OS 64bit running on a Pi 4 4GB
A bit more experimenting this morning. My suspicion about VNC was incorrect. I made these changes to the /boot/config.txt file. Uncomment the following lines: framebuffer_width=1920 framebuffer_height=1080 Note: you can change the resolution here to suit your needs. Uncomment this line: hdmi_force_hotplug=1 Comment out these two lines: #dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d #max_framebuffers=2 After a reboot, Conky started on the right hand side and Chromium was no longer sluggish. My new guess is that something with the dtoverlay causes Chromium to be sluggish in a VNC only environment. What I don't know yet is what side effects may exist by commenting out the dtoverlay lines. If I run into any, I'll report them. If you guys run into any, please report. As always, I recommend backing up your pi before making changes....just in case. I made a goof in my initial edits of the config.txt file which left me unable to VNC into the Pi. Had to ssh in to fix. -- 73, de KM4ACK
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Re: Argon One case and poor WLAN
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi Kevin,Thanks a lot, I will try out this weekend and come back with a feedback Klaus, DC2JR? Von meinem iPhone gesendet Am 04.03.2022 um 12:57 schrieb Kevin <kd9efv@...>:
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Re: BAP on Intel Linux?
Guys I have no intention of tackling x86 machines right now. Between my day job, the channel and Build a Pi, I just don't have the time to support yet another version. With that said, my code is available as open source. Anyone can fork the project and start modifying the code to support x86. Many of the applications are built from source and will require little to no work. The code is pretty well documented so it shouldn't be too terribly difficult to follow. I'll be happy to assist anyone who has questions about the flow of the code. The project is pretty mature at this point but remember that I have no formal programming training since high school and that was a long time ago. If I can figure it out, you can as well!
-- 73, de KM4ACK
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Re: Update Build a Pi.
#bap
I would flash a new card and start over. Your old system is probably running Buster and Bullseye is the latest available. The Pi foundation does not recommend upgrading from Buster to Bullseye as many things changed under the hood that could cause conflicts.
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Re: Multiple Apps using Sound Device at the same time
This is possible but an advanced setup. Try pointing one of the applications to the actual sound card and the other to "pulse". Then open pulse controls from the Pi menu and link the second (pulse) card to the actual sound card. I haven't tested this in a while but this should point you in the right direction. A little experimenting may be required to get the results you want.
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Dan,
Thanks for the testing and the detailed explanation. I have been extremely frustrated with Chromium since Bullseye came out. I never had this issue in Buster. I suspect it is something in VNC causing the issue and have been hoping a fix would be released. I swapped to firefox as my default browser. It's easy to install: sudo apt install firefox-esr then make it the default browser by running xdg-settings set default-web-browser firefox-esr.desktop I also changed some settings (can't remember specifics) in the /boot/config file to get conky to always launch on the right side of the screen. Thanks again for the write up. Always great to see multiple solutions for a problem :-) -- 73, de KM4ACK
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Re: BAP on Intel Linux?
IIRC, BAP is on github; it might well be as simple as forking it, and doing a search/replace to change the architecture specified in the scripts.
I might have a look myself when i have a moment. (EDIT) - following up on Julian's observation on his attempt, the scripts seem to be mainly APT based, so it's likely to just be a matter of fine-tuning them rather than needing the fullblown architecture change I'd envisioned. 73 Phil 2E0HGU |
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