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I had been using version 6.1

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raingerz

In Reply to: RE: No more Qobuz for Logitech Media Server? posted by kh6idf on January 17, 2024 at 17:42:04

And Insitu won't let me upgrade my version of pCp. Any option other than going back to flashing a new SD card?

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Newsflash - raingerz 16:36:31 01/19/24 (4)
For some reason unbeknownst to me, Qobuz is working again on piCorePlayer 6.1. I haven't even gone in to check the plugins. (Its second chance at life may have resulted from rebooting Squeezelite.) I'm just gonna leave well enough alone for now. But as always I appreciate the support of the audioasylum community, especially Cut-Throat.

Thanks to your help, when I absolutely must upgrade, I'll be ready.
- What I'd do. if I were you .................. - Cut-Throat 03:21:40 01/20/24 (3)
  Just get another Micro SD card... They're cheap... get a Small one.. 8,16,32 Gig, they'll all work.
  
  Then Save the working one that you currently have as a backup. And then burn the latest PcP release on the new Card. You'll only need about a half hour. Follow the video and you'll see how easy it is.
  
  My Guess is that you'll be up and running on the New Release in Short Order. No need to be that far back in a Release.
  - Good advice - raingerz 18:34:12 01/20/24 (1)
    But does the new release really offer much more in terms of features, et cetera?
    - RE: Good advice - Cut-Throat 23:54:02 01/20/24 (0)
      Depends on what you are using. I like to keep up date, as there are bug fixes. And you never know until you run into one. And it's so easy to do anyway. I've got 10 Rpies and I keep them all updated.
  - FWIW - E-Stat 14:24:21 01/20/24 (0)
    I just burned a new 64 bit 8.2 card for the garage RPi 3B today and tweaked the config file to declock and disable unnecessary stuff.
    
    Just need to play the temporary wired connection game to complete the WiFi configuration and test. I think it's still running 6.0. :)
RE: I had been using version 6.1 - Cut-Throat 06:36:26 01/18/24 (7)
You probably can do a Step Upgrade in Place. I have done this before... Rather than jump to the latest release from 6.1 ..... Do the upgrade that is closest to your current release.... Then repeat the process, until you're at the latest.
- RE: I had been using version 6.1 - raingerz 06:46:35 01/18/24 (6)
  Yeah, I tried that. I can't get version 7.0 to install.
  
  Not looking forward to going back to square one.
  - Apply all Patches first to 6.1 ............... - Cut-Throat 06:58:17 01/18/24 (5)
    And then try the Major Updates .....
    - RE: Apply all Patches first to 6.1 ............... - raingerz 08:23:43 01/18/24 (4)
      I'm not near my home. Are the patches in the same basic location as the updates?
      - RE: Apply all Patches first to 6.1 ............... - Cut-Throat 08:40:01 01/18/24 (3)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Apply all Patches first to 6.1 ............... posted by raingerz on January 18, 2024 at 08:23:43
        
        Yes, Patches are in the Same area .... Don't forget about 'Update Libs' in the LMS area.
        And you should update your PcP software at least Once a year. Good things keep coming down the Updates.
        Also, even if you have to Re-Burn an SD Card and reconfigure LMS it really doesn't take that long. Especially since you've done it before.
        
        Edits: 01/18/24
        
        RE: Apply all Patches first to 6.1 ............... - raingerz 09:46:57 01/18/24 (2)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Apply all Patches first to 6.1 ............... posted by Cut-Throat on January 18, 2024 at 08:40:01
        
        Thanks for your guidance.
        
        I don't remember what I did three and a half years ago, but I know I have a great resource here at audioasylum should I falter. :-)
        
        This video should do it all for you .................... - Cut-Throat 10:20:40 01/18/24 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Apply all Patches first to 6.1 ............... posted by raingerz on January 18, 2024 at 09:46:57
        
        I have given this Video Link to complete PcP newbies and most of them were able to install it totally on their own. I answered very few questions.
        
        Link Below:
        
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNkiFdfM_dM (Open in New Window)
        
        You're a dream. Thanks! NT................ - raingerz 11:16:03 01/18/24 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: This video should do it all for you .................... posted by Cut-Throat on January 18, 2024 at 10:20:40
        
        NT

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