albang Posted March 2, 2021 Share Posted March 2, 2021 Dear All, I acquired last week the brand new Allo Boss2. Unfortunately, Allo announced that they prefer Moode audio for the DAC, while still emphasizing that it would be – of course – compatible with Volumio. I tried Moode for a week, but would like to use the Boss2 over Volumio, as my other 2 Boss 1.2. So, I flashed Volumio in its latest version on a micro SD, but the Boss2 is not listed in the I2S devices. When I try to play, I get the famous hm:2,0 error. Over SSH I see that the dtbo file "allo-boss2-dac-audio.dtbo" is missing. After looking for more info, I got a draft manuel over the diyaudio forum: https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attachments/vendor-s-bazaar/927422d1614589636-shanti-dual-lps-5v-3a-5v-1-5a-boss2_manual-pdf 1 In there, I see mention of Volumio and of the dtbo file called “allo-boss2-dac-audio.dtbo”. I mention from the manual “Boss2 dac Driver is included on RPI 5.4.77 kernel onwards. In some players (Moode and more) Boss2 is configurable through GUI.” Could you help me on this? How can I add this dtbo file to make Volumio work with the Boss2? Thanks in advance! Link to comment
Popular Post Audio_Allo Posted March 3, 2021 Popular Post Share Posted March 3, 2021 20 hours ago, albang said: Dear All, I acquired last week the brand new Allo Boss2. Unfortunately, Allo announced that they prefer Moode audio for the DAC, while still emphasizing that it would be – of course – compatible with Volumio. I tried Moode for a week, but would like to use the Boss2 over Volumio, as my other 2 Boss 1.2. So, I flashed Volumio in its latest version on a micro SD, but the Boss2 is not listed in the I2S devices. When I try to play, I get the famous hm:2,0 error. Over SSH I see that the dtbo file "allo-boss2-dac-audio.dtbo" is missing. After looking for more info, I got a draft manuel over the diyaudio forum: https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attachments/vendor-s-bazaar/927422d1614589636-shanti-dual-lps-5v-3a-5v-1-5a-boss2_manual-pdf 1 In there, I see mention of Volumio and of the dtbo file called “allo-boss2-dac-audio.dtbo”. I mention from the manual “Boss2 dac Driver is included on RPI 5.4.77 kernel onwards. In some players (Moode and more) Boss2 is configurable through GUI.” Could you help me on this? How can I add this dtbo file to make Volumio work with the Boss2? Thanks in advance! For Boss 2 Please use below Volumio image. http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/volumio-2.853-2020-12-18-pi.img.zip lamode and johy 2 Link to comment
albang Posted March 3, 2021 Author Share Posted March 3, 2021 Thanks! It works! I assume it’s better not to do any system update of Volumio for a while, right? Link to comment
allo.com Posted March 8, 2021 Share Posted March 8, 2021 We will advise when possible to do a system update. How is the sound quality on Boss2 ? Link to comment
Gerard-K Posted March 17, 2021 Share Posted March 17, 2021 Well, I received my Allo Boss2 earlier this week and I am totally impressed with the quality of the sound that comes from this box. I have the Nirvana PSU with it, but I have changed to the Volumio setup (I ordered with the DietPi+Allo Gui) that I downloaded per the link above. Unfortunately, this setup doesn't use the GUI screen and buttons on the metal box and I have not yet figured out how I can use the Comfast Wifi dongle. Overall, the quality improved immediately over the previous setup of a RPi4 with the Allo Boss v1.2 that I run with both a standard PSU but tested also with a usb-c battery pack to reduce any power clutter. The detail and soundstage-precision of the Boss2 are a lot better than the Boss v1.2. So much that I decided to replace my speakers as well (Amp = NAD C352, speakers KEF iQ5, now replaced with KEF LS50). I love the natural sound that comes out of this setup, even while my speakers are not yet optimal placed. I stream from iPad, iPhone and MacbookPro, using Volumio radio-stations, Spotify Connect and Apple Music. Very happy listening hours this week! Question: can I use the AlloBoss2 build in GUI and how to setup the Wifi dongle? Link to comment
Audio_Allo Posted March 18, 2021 Share Posted March 18, 2021 12 hours ago, Gerard-K said: Well, I received my Allo Boss2 earlier this week and I am totally impressed with the quality of the sound that comes from this box. I have the Nirvana PSU with it, but I have changed to the Volumio setup (I ordered with the DietPi+Allo Gui) that I downloaded per the link above. Unfortunately, this setup doesn't use the GUI screen and buttons on the metal box and I have not yet figured out how I can use the Comfast Wifi dongle. Overall, the quality improved immediately over the previous setup of a RPi4 with the Allo Boss v1.2 that I run with both a standard PSU but tested also with a usb-c battery pack to reduce any power clutter. The detail and soundstage-precision of the Boss2 are a lot better than the Boss v1.2. So much that I decided to replace my speakers as well (Amp = NAD C352, speakers KEF iQ5, now replaced with KEF LS50). I love the natural sound that comes out of this setup, even while my speakers are not yet optimal placed. I stream from iPad, iPhone and MacbookPro, using Volumio radio-stations, Spotify Connect and Apple Music. Very happy listening hours this week! Question: can I use the AlloBoss2 build in GUI and how to setup the Wifi dongle? After the fresh installation ,We need to install OLED manually. Please login to volumio through ssh and follow the below steps cd /opt/ wget http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz tar -xzvf boss2_oled.tar.gz cd boss2_oled ./install_boss2_oled.sh And reboot the player Comfast WiFi dongle by default it will detect in volumio. Just connect Comfast WiFi dongle to Boss 2 and configure your WiFi network through volumio GUI. johy 1 Link to comment
allo.com Posted March 18, 2021 Share Posted March 18, 2021 From my own test...connect WIFI dongle to USB2 , it gives me better reception (signal db slightly higher no idea why) Link to comment
Rufusen Posted March 19, 2021 Share Posted March 19, 2021 Hello, I would like to use the OLED but I need more specific instructions about how to login to volumio through ssh. I would like also ask about HV-EN - High Voltage Enable/Disable – RMS (1.7 or 2.0 Volt) voltage setting. ON – 2.0 Volt OFF – 1.7 Volt Is the default value 2.0 or 1.7? Many Thanks Link to comment
Rufusen Posted March 19, 2021 Share Posted March 19, 2021 I noticed that the output seems to be low because I have to put the volume pot of my integrated amp about at 75% to have enought sound, please inform. Thanks Link to comment
Audio_Allo Posted March 20, 2021 Share Posted March 20, 2021 9 hours ago, Rufusen said: Hello, I would like to use the OLED but I need more specific instructions about how to login to volumio through ssh. I would like also ask about HV-EN - High Voltage Enable/Disable – RMS (1.7 or 2.0 Volt) voltage setting. ON – 2.0 Volt OFF – 1.7 Volt Is the default value 2.0 or 1.7? Many Thanks You can refer below document link for volumio ssh access. https://github.com/sparkysbc/sparky_linux_images/blob/master/volumio_ssh_enable.pdf Link to comment
Audio_Allo Posted March 20, 2021 Share Posted March 20, 2021 6 hours ago, Rufusen said: I noticed that the output seems to be low because I have to put the volume pot of my integrated amp about at 75% to have enought sound, please inform. Thanks Please login to volumio through ssh and check alsamixer volume is 100% or not. If not ,then make it 100% (Enter below command and use arrow keys to move the curser and increase the volume) and check. alsamixer Link to comment
allo.com Posted March 20, 2021 Share Posted March 20, 2021 By default you have 1.7Vrms enabled Link to comment
Gerard-K Posted March 20, 2021 Share Posted March 20, 2021 3 hours ago, Audio_Allo said: You can refer below document link for volumio ssh access. https://github.com/sparkysbc/sparky_linux_images/blob/master/volumio_ssh_enable.pdf I am using the procedure as described, but I run in a permission denied situation, so it cannot write to the boss2_oled.tar.gz Is this correct? Thanks for helping me to resolve this. best regards, Gerard Link to comment
Rufusen Posted March 20, 2021 Share Posted March 20, 2021 2 hours ago, Gerard-K said: I am using the procedure as described, but I run in a permission denied situation, so it cannot write to the boss2_oled.tar.gz Is this correct? Thanks for helping me to resolve this. best regards, Gerard Hello, I receive the same message (Permission denied). Link to comment
Rufusen Posted March 20, 2021 Share Posted March 20, 2021 2 hours ago, allo.com said: By default you have 1.7Vrms enabled Thanks, how to change it to 2.0Vrms? Thanks I have tried from here but arrows don't change the parameter Link to comment
Audio_Allo Posted March 22, 2021 Share Posted March 22, 2021 On 3/20/2021 at 1:41 PM, Gerard-K said: I am using the procedure as described, but I run in a permission denied situation, so it cannot write to the boss2_oled.tar.gz Is this correct? Thanks for helping me to resolve this. best regards, Gerard You have to login to volumio as root user ,After login to volumio through ssh enter below command sudo su password : volumio The follow the steps Link to comment
Audio_Allo Posted March 22, 2021 Share Posted March 22, 2021 On 3/20/2021 at 4:10 PM, Rufusen said: Thanks, how to change it to 2.0Vrms? Thanks I have tried from here but arrows don't change the parameter Use <- or -> (forward and backword )arrow key to select and use up and down arrow keys for increasing or decreasing. Make master and Digital volume 100% Link to comment
Rufusen Posted March 22, 2021 Share Posted March 22, 2021 7 hours ago, Audio_Allo said: You have to login to volumio as root user ,After login to volumio through ssh enter below command sudo su password : volumio The follow the steps Thanks, tried all the steps but still Oled not working here... ___ /\_ \ __ __ __ ___\//\ \ __ __ ___ ___ /\_\ ___ /\ \/\ \ / __`\\ \ \ /\ \/\ \ /' __` __`\/\ \ / __`\ \ \ \_/ |/\ \L\ \\_\ \_\ \ \_\ \/\ \/\ \/\ \ \ \/\ \L\ \ \ \___/ \ \____//\____\\ \____/\ \_\ \_\ \_\ \_\ \____/ \/__/ \/___/ \/____/ \/___/ \/_/\/_/\/_/\/_/\/___/ Free Audiophile Linux Music Player - Version 2.0 C 2015 Michelangelo Guarise - Volumio Team - Volumio.org Volumio Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by applicable law. volumio@sala:~$ cd /opt/ volumio@sala:/opt$ wget http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gzconverted 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (ANSI_X3.4-1968) -> 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (UTF-8) --2021-03-22 11:48:11-- http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz Connecting to 3.230.113.73:9011... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 42135 (41K) [application/x-gzip] boss2_oled.tar.gz.4: Permission denied Cannot write to 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.4' (Permission denied). volumio@sala:/opt$ sudo su [sudo] password for volumio: root@sala:/opt# cd /opt/ root@sala:/opt# wget http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz converted 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (ANSI_X3.4-1968) -> 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (UTF-8) --2021-03-22 11:48:47-- http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz Connecting to 3.230.113.73:9011... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 42135 (41K) [application/x-gzip] Saving to: 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.4' boss2_oled.tar.gz.4 100%[=====================>] 41.15K --.-KB/s in 0.1s 2021-03-22 11:48:47 (379 KB/s) - 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.4' saved [42135/42135] root@sala:/opt# tar -xzvf boss2_oled.tar.gz boss2_oled/ boss2_oled/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/__pycache__/IRModule.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/IRModule.py boss2_oled/Hardware/ boss2_oled/Hardware/I2CConfig.py boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/I2CConfig.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/__init__.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/I2CConfig.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/ boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/Line1SH1106FontLib.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib1.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLibNumbers.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106LCD.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/Line1SH1106FontLib.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLib1.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLib.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/__init__.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/Line1SH1106FontLib.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106LCD.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__init__.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__init__.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106LCD.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib1.py boss2_oled/Hardware/__init__.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/__init__.py boss2_oled/README boss2_oled/install_boss2_oled.sh boss2_oled/ropieee-boss2-oled.service boss2_oled/boss2_oled.py boss2_oled/boss2oled.service boss2_oled/IRModule.pyc root@sala:/opt# cd boss2_oled root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# ./install_boss2_oled.sh root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# cd /opt/ root@sala:/opt# wget http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz converted 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (ANSI_X3.4-1968) -> 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (UTF-8) --2021-03-22 11:49:45-- http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz Connecting to 3.230.113.73:9011... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 42135 (41K) [application/x-gzip] Saving to: 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.5' boss2_oled.tar.gz.5 100%[=====================>] 41.15K --.-KB/s in 0.1s 2021-03-22 11:49:46 (332 KB/s) - 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.5' saved [42135/42135] root@sala:/opt# tar -xzvf boss2_oled.tar.gz boss2_oled/ boss2_oled/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/__pycache__/IRModule.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/IRModule.py boss2_oled/Hardware/ boss2_oled/Hardware/I2CConfig.py boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/I2CConfig.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/__init__.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/I2CConfig.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/ boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/Line1SH1106FontLib.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib1.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLibNumbers.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106LCD.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/Line1SH1106FontLib.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLib1.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLib.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/__init__.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/Line1SH1106FontLib.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106LCD.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__init__.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__init__.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106LCD.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib1.py boss2_oled/Hardware/__init__.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/__init__.py boss2_oled/README boss2_oled/install_boss2_oled.sh boss2_oled/ropieee-boss2-oled.service boss2_oled/boss2_oled.py boss2_oled/boss2oled.service boss2_oled/IRModule.pyc root@sala:/opt# cd boss2_oled root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# ./install_boss2_oled.sh root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# Connection to 192.168.1.150 closed by remote host. Connection to 192.168.1.150 closed. iMac-di-ADZ:~ apple$ Link to comment
Audio_Allo Posted March 22, 2021 Share Posted March 22, 2021 8 minutes ago, Rufusen said: Thanks, tried all the steps but still Oled not working here... ___ /\_ \ __ __ __ ___\//\ \ __ __ ___ ___ /\_\ ___ /\ \/\ \ / __`\\ \ \ /\ \/\ \ /' __` __`\/\ \ / __`\ \ \ \_/ |/\ \L\ \\_\ \_\ \ \_\ \/\ \/\ \/\ \ \ \/\ \L\ \ \ \___/ \ \____//\____\\ \____/\ \_\ \_\ \_\ \_\ \____/ \/__/ \/___/ \/____/ \/___/ \/_/\/_/\/_/\/_/\/___/ Free Audiophile Linux Music Player - Version 2.0 C 2015 Michelangelo Guarise - Volumio Team - Volumio.org Volumio Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by applicable law. volumio@sala:~$ cd /opt/ volumio@sala:/opt$ wget http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gzconverted 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (ANSI_X3.4-1968) -> 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (UTF-8) --2021-03-22 11:48:11-- http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz Connecting to 3.230.113.73:9011... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 42135 (41K) [application/x-gzip] boss2_oled.tar.gz.4: Permission denied Cannot write to 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.4' (Permission denied). volumio@sala:/opt$ sudo su [sudo] password for volumio: root@sala:/opt# cd /opt/ root@sala:/opt# wget http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz converted 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (ANSI_X3.4-1968) -> 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (UTF-8) --2021-03-22 11:48:47-- http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz Connecting to 3.230.113.73:9011... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 42135 (41K) [application/x-gzip] Saving to: 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.4' boss2_oled.tar.gz.4 100%[=====================>] 41.15K --.-KB/s in 0.1s 2021-03-22 11:48:47 (379 KB/s) - 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.4' saved [42135/42135] root@sala:/opt# tar -xzvf boss2_oled.tar.gz boss2_oled/ boss2_oled/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/__pycache__/IRModule.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/IRModule.py boss2_oled/Hardware/ boss2_oled/Hardware/I2CConfig.py boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/I2CConfig.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/__init__.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/I2CConfig.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/ boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/Line1SH1106FontLib.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib1.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLibNumbers.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106LCD.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/Line1SH1106FontLib.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLib1.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLib.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/__init__.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/Line1SH1106FontLib.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106LCD.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__init__.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__init__.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106LCD.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib1.py boss2_oled/Hardware/__init__.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/__init__.py boss2_oled/README boss2_oled/install_boss2_oled.sh boss2_oled/ropieee-boss2-oled.service boss2_oled/boss2_oled.py boss2_oled/boss2oled.service boss2_oled/IRModule.pyc root@sala:/opt# cd boss2_oled root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# ./install_boss2_oled.sh root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# cd /opt/ root@sala:/opt# wget http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz converted 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (ANSI_X3.4-1968) -> 'http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz' (UTF-8) --2021-03-22 11:49:45-- http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/Boss2/boss2_oled.tar.gz Connecting to 3.230.113.73:9011... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 42135 (41K) [application/x-gzip] Saving to: 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.5' boss2_oled.tar.gz.5 100%[=====================>] 41.15K --.-KB/s in 0.1s 2021-03-22 11:49:46 (332 KB/s) - 'boss2_oled.tar.gz.5' saved [42135/42135] root@sala:/opt# tar -xzvf boss2_oled.tar.gz boss2_oled/ boss2_oled/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/__pycache__/IRModule.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/IRModule.py boss2_oled/Hardware/ boss2_oled/Hardware/I2CConfig.py boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/I2CConfig.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/__pycache__/__init__.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/I2CConfig.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/ boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/Line1SH1106FontLib.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib1.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/ boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLibNumbers.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106LCD.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/Line1SH1106FontLib.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLib1.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/SH1106FontLib.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__pycache__/__init__.cpython-37.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/Line1SH1106FontLib.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLibNumbers1.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106LCD.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__init__.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/__init__.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106LCD.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib.py boss2_oled/Hardware/SH1106/SH1106FontLib1.py boss2_oled/Hardware/__init__.pyc boss2_oled/Hardware/__init__.py boss2_oled/README boss2_oled/install_boss2_oled.sh boss2_oled/ropieee-boss2-oled.service boss2_oled/boss2_oled.py boss2_oled/boss2oled.service boss2_oled/IRModule.pyc root@sala:/opt# cd boss2_oled root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# ./install_boss2_oled.sh root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# root@sala:/opt/boss2_oled# Connection to 192.168.1.150 closed by remote host. Connection to 192.168.1.150 closed. iMac-di-ADZ:~ apple$ Please run below commands one more time and check cd /opt/boss2_oled ./install_boss2_oled.sh Link to comment
Audio_Allo Posted March 23, 2021 Share Posted March 23, 2021 21 hours ago, Rufusen said: You changed the hostname so it didn't worked. We need to install OLED script before changing the hostname. Now we installed and it is working fine. Link to comment
Rufusen Posted March 23, 2021 Share Posted March 23, 2021 Many Thanks to the Allo Team, now display is perfectly working on my Boss2. Link to comment
Tiago Posted March 24, 2021 Share Posted March 24, 2021 Hi, I’m a noob so please bear with my novice questions, thanks. I’m looking to buy the Boss2 for my RPI4. So it will need two power sources, right? Is Nirvana enough to power both the Pi and the hat? Thanks! Link to comment
Audio_Allo Posted March 24, 2021 Share Posted March 24, 2021 3 hours ago, Tiago said: Hi, I’m a noob so please bear with my novice questions, thanks. I’m looking to buy the Boss2 for my RPI4. So it will need two power sources, right? Is Nirvana enough to power both the Pi and the hat? Thanks! To Boss 2 player (RPI4+Boss 2), we can give either two or single power. For single power J18 jumper on Boss 2 board must be closed . Power should be connected through back panel DC In connector . - Yes ,You can use Nirvana power supply. For dual psu J18 jumper should be open. Link to comment
Tiago Posted March 24, 2021 Share Posted March 24, 2021 Hi, thanks for your reply. Where is the J18 jumper located on the board? I’m looking at the hat’s photo and cannot see it. Are there advantages/disadvantages on having one or two power sources? Also, before I was aware of Boss2, I was looking at Boss 1.2 vs DigiOne and had decided to go with the DigiOne option and just connect it to my AV receiver via coaxial. My point is: will the sound quality be better with Boss2 via RCA or with DigiOne via coaxial? Link to comment
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