Thanks for the anwser. What about all models of Raspberry Pi, it will work with 7 models of R Pi? From the oldest to newest models? I thinking about buying some old 2nd hand RPi, I don't need it to other purposes then DreamPinkazade wrote:I don't know for sure, but I think it might work because the Orange Pi looks compatible with Rasbian - if you do try let me know what the outcome is
It sounds like the dummy file needed for the Dreamcast to connect online is missing. What I would have done is to take a generic sound of a phone dial tone from Youtube, strip the audio out of it, upconvert it to a .wav (it will look bloated but it will work), and then place it in that directory under the same name as what it's looking for. It's either that or the MD5 and SH256 hash did not match what it's looking for and that needs to be altered so that it would work which is a good sign that a file or two may be corrupted.namine207 wrote:Attempting to connect using the setup, with the Dell nw147 modem, only one light is on. This is on version 1.3 of the software, when I attempt to run the script with --no-daemon, it says this:
Something went wrong...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./dreampi.py", line 380, in main
return process()
File "./dreampi.py", line 316, in process
modem = Modem(None, dial_tone_enabled)
File "./dreampi.py", line 187, in __init__
self._dial_tone_wav = self._read_dial_tone()
File "./dreampi.py", line 206, in _read_dial_tone
with open(dial_tone_wav, "rb") as f:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/pi/dial-tone.wav'
What can I do to get this setup running? Hoping to maybe participate in the PSO night tonight.
Thank you so much for that! I used putty to ssh into it and ran wget to get the file directly from the GitHub page, it then switched to giving me errors about not having permissions, so I chowned two files that it had issues with, and I did get it to connect once but it kept having issues and disconnecting randomly so I took the sd out and am now rewriting the image. It definitely sounds like it was a bad write. XDscaryred24 wrote:It sounds like the dummy file needed for the Dreamcast to connect online is missing. What I would have done is to take a generic sound of a phone dial tone from Youtube, strip the audio out of it, upconvert it to a .wav (it will look bloated but it will work), and then place it in that directory under the same name as what it's looking for. It's either that or the MD5 and SH256 hash did not match what it's looking for and that needs to be altered so that it would work which is a good sign that a file or two may be corrupted.namine207 wrote:Attempting to connect using the setup, with the Dell nw147 modem, only one light is on. This is on version 1.3 of the software, when I attempt to run the script with --no-daemon, it says this:
Something went wrong...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./dreampi.py", line 380, in main
return process()
File "./dreampi.py", line 316, in process
modem = Modem(None, dial_tone_enabled)
File "./dreampi.py", line 187, in __init__
self._dial_tone_wav = self._read_dial_tone()
File "./dreampi.py", line 206, in _read_dial_tone
with open(dial_tone_wav, "rb") as f:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/pi/dial-tone.wav'
What can I do to get this setup running? Hoping to maybe participate in the PSO night tonight.
Just to be on the safe side I would recommend re-downloading the file and to a MD5 and a SHA256 check just to see if there wasn't any packets dropped by your ISP. A download manager would help lower the chances of a possible corrupted .zip file.namine207 wrote:Thank you so much for that! I used putty to ssh into it and ran wget to get the file directly from the GitHub page, it then switched to giving me errors about not having permissions, so I chowned two files that it had issues with, and I did get it to connect once but it kept having issues and disconnecting randomly so I took the sd out and am now rewriting the image. It definitely sounds like it was a bad write. XD
I just redownloaded it, and verified the MD5s, this is the correct file for sure. It's the version 1.3 file from Dreamcast Live. I'm using Win32DiskImager to install it to the SD card, and I'm running on a Pi 3 Model Bscaryred24 wrote:Just to be on the safe side I would recommend re-downloading the file and to a MD5 and a SHA256 check just to see if there wasn't any packets dropped by your ISP. A download manager would help lower the chances of a possible corrupted .zip file.namine207 wrote:Thank you so much for that! I used putty to ssh into it and ran wget to get the file directly from the GitHub page, it then switched to giving me errors about not having permissions, so I chowned two files that it had issues with, and I did get it to connect once but it kept having issues and disconnecting randomly so I took the sd out and am now rewriting the image. It definitely sounds like it was a bad write. XD
EDIT: what program are you using to installing it onto your SD card?
From the way it sounds you have to be troubleshooting your network now rather than playing PSO tonight. Hopefully someone else can chime in because I don't know jack about your issues you are currently having.namine207 wrote:I just redownloaded it, and verified the MD5s, this is the correct file for sure. It's the version 1.3 file from Dreamcast Live. I'm using Win32DiskImager to install it to the SD card, and I'm running on a Pi 3 Model B
Edit: Other interesting thing I've noticed, despite the fact that the pi is definitely connected to my local internet, entering the local ip into DC Now doesn't come up with anything. I've verified that it is the correct IP in both my router and the pi itself.