Getting the RNBO disk imagine onto a pi?
So if I try to unzip the disk image linked here I get an error saying:"Unable to expand"raspios-bullseye-armhf-rnbooscquery_1.0.0.dmg.zip" into "Downloads". (Error 1 - Operation not permitted.)
If I try to load the zip directly into balenaEtcher directly, I also get an error:
Error opening imageIs there some kind of funky permissions thing I need to do? Is there another/better app for flashing the image onto an SD card?
Something went wrong while opening raspios-bullseye-armhf-rnbooscquery_1.0.0.dmg.zip
Error: Can not read a DmgSource from a ZipSource.
first error appears to just be file permissions, not sure what OS you are using, so solution varies.
also, bare in mind, its creating a 4.6gb file, in addition to the zip file, so you need some space.
anyway, I unzipped it fine on macOS... it seemed perfectly normal to me.
balenaEtcher should work fine,
but, as per C74 instructions, its better to use RaspberryPIImager.. the reason is it has options to help setup things like wifi 'off the bat'.
If you put the image on the sdcard (with something like balenaEtcher), you'll need to then use raspi-config or similar to do some additional setup steps.
(though if you are familiar with linux/pis ... thats not really a bit deal, but still an extra step)
I'm on Mojave (10.14.6) for the first bit. I did download it twice to make sure it didn't get corrupted or something.
In the end I did manage to unzip it using terminal instead.
Ah cool, didn't know there was a native Raspi imager thing. Downloaded that and am presently flashing it to the SD card.
hmm, I used Apple's default "Archive Utility" to decompress and worked fine here..
that said, Im on Ventura (macOS 13.0) , so perhaps its been improved over the years?!
in the past, Ive sometimes come across this, and used command line.
but great to hear you have it working now !
Hi,
I successfully installed the mentioned above debian image via RaspPi imager on a micorSD 128 GB and it is running on my Rasp 4 B. Also the example RNBO-patch transfer worked well to the rPi.
Glad, because I am new to all of this.....
Now I want to configure the attached "HiFi Berry DAC+ ADCPro" via jack, but the jackctl-window pops up and vanish. Starting via terminal give me the following error:
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pi@rpiklang:/usr/share/jackd $ qjackctl
qt.qpa.xcb: could not connect to display
qt.qpa.plugin: Could not load the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in "" even though it was found.
This application failed to start because no Qt platform plugin could be initialized. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.
Available platform plugins are: eglfs, linuxfb, minimal, minimalegl, offscreen, vnc, xcb.
Aborted
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How can I manage this error?
I used the rnbo max patch to configure the audio interface , as described in the C74 instructions.
https://rnbo.cycling74.com/learn/configuring-audio-on-the-raspberry-pi
@Technobear
I already tried, but there is no "HiFi Berry DAC+ ADCPro"-card detected.
Further investigation on the HiFiBerry website: I have to do some editing of the /boot/config.txt.
Let you know, if I am succesfull.
Waiting for the already ordered Pi Sound card, hopefully it will be easier.
Problem: QjackCtl on rPi4 (with installed Debian Bullseye) not working:
Starting "Qjackctl", the GUI-window appears for a moment, then its vanishes, the app aborted.
Any of you have better experience?