Allo Sparky USBridge

[k-man]

PS I envy your smoked black acrylic case. Not that it will matter whenever the metal cases arrive 

[k-man]

So far it seems development has only been restricted to Raspberry Pi,

which is why DigiOne works.

It can be made, if RoPioeee ask Allo for a development board.

Are you seeking Native DSD, or because it's based on Archlinux platform (DietPi is Debian based)?

 

[k-man]

I'm looking forward to the DietPi custom image- release is soon/imminent. Is it going to rival SonicOrbiter? 

[k-man]

@jtwrace

 

Here is a link from the Roon community for the step by step instructions for the updates from the existing image. I don't think you need to freshly install a new image:

 

SSH Route (Windows 10)

Download Putty (www.putty.org) on Windows
Install Putty
In the Putty folder, run the file Putty (you can see the folder when you click on Start button on bottom left in Windows)
a Window will open - Putty Configuration. Please enter the IP address of USBridge in the Host Name box. You can look up the IP address in Roon itself. It will be something like 192.168.1.X. Make sure SSH button is ticked in the Connection Type options.
click on Open.
A new box will open asking for “login as” - just type root.
it will now ask for a password. The pasword is dietpi.
You will now see a window showing details of Dietpi ver, IP address and some commands.
At the command prompt, type dietpi-update.
Press ok and it will update.
Type reboot
Your USBridge will reboot and will come back online in a minute or so.

 

I have always used the Mac Terminal utility for SSH.

 

I'm just waiting for the network based GUI image to show up.