Excited to see the update. Having some problems getting it started. For some reason the WebConfig won’t go past the password screen. It’s odd because it it looks like it’s accepting the password (raspberry), just not moving beyond that. I’ve flashed the card twice and I’m able to enter through ssh, I can even start and stop the webconfig… but I can’t go past the login screen.
Here’s what I see when I type the correct password:
I’m trying to at least get it configured to the correct screen so I can see what’s going on with the device. Currently all I see is the command prompt on the Zynthian. I know once I get it configured everything will be ok, but I just can’t get to that point.
I’ve also tried /zynthian/config/zynthian_envars.sh but it tells me permission is denied
In addition, I’ve tried command lines in terminal but nothing seems to work.
I am the last one who can answer given my little experience … but I also had this problem and changing browser it worked (if you have already done so I apologize).
In my case, only with Edge I was able to upgrade from 2210 to 2211, while others have not had this problem.
So far I’ve tried on both Safari and Firefox with no luck (I’m using MacOS). If I could just get the screen or WiFi enabled then I’d have more options to see what’s going on. I’m just not as strong in Terminal or with command line stuff.
The card is a 64gb C10, 100mB/s Sandisk Ultra. It’s the same card I was using for the previous release. I flashed it the first time with Apple Pi Baker 2, the second time I used the Raspberry released OS writer.
I also updated the Zynthian ssh-keys on my OSX terminal with ssh -r zynthian.local and logging in again with ssh and answering yes to the question asked.
@jofemodo should we set the date to something recent (build date) during startup to reduce risk of this? (A RTC would help .) I think this impacts users who don’t have Internet access to their Zynthian.
I was able to connect directly to the router. I forgot my mesh router satellite had access points in the back, since I usually just do a direct ethernet connection to the Mac. That direct connection affects my internet access which usually isn’t a problem.
So if anyone else has a similar issue with direct ethernet, running through the router or another access point might help. However the idea of a RTC seems like an interesting and potentially beneficial thing. I’d be willing to add one if I could figure out how to do it without breaking everything.
I loaded Odin 2 … but if I use a polyphonic sound, the Zynthian sound sizzles and the red triangle appears. I am using a Raspberry P4 with 4Gb of ram and a SanDisk Ultra 32 Gb A1 SD.
Could it be a problem with the SD?
Many thanks
Most probably the Odin patch is too resource hungry. See previous comments - Odin is a powerful synth that can exhaust the resources available within Zynthian. Raspberry Pi is a relatively low powered device and will struggle with complex Odin patches. This is also true of other synths like Helm, Surge, Vitalium, etc. These are all fantastic synths with powerful features but they come at a price.
I figured … I was hoping it was an SD problem … however monophonic sinths work fine. I’m trying ALL the sounds to make a selection and lighten the Zynthian by having only the sounds that really interest me inside. I am VERY satisfied with this machine.
Thanks Riban
I think it may be of interest that, having destroyed the firmware to change the display from 2.8 to 3.5, reinstalling the latest clean version, the Pianoteq license works.
You have done a FANTASTIC job. Thank you