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Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
Hi,
I have a Pi3 running a Linux/moodAudio 64bit OS and am hoping to set up Asset to be running on it to.
Installing Asset-RaspberryPi64-Premium.tar from my order email link works perfectly until I reboot and then instead of continuing working it doesn't load on reboot.
Checking the cron file and manually using the instruction in a terminal window effectively loads AssetUPnP, but only until the next reboot...
Help
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Re: Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
Post the contents of your cron file, also which cron is it for? the user? or super user account?
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Re: Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
Its for the User and contains:
GNU nano 5.4 /tmp/crontab.DDdXhf/crontab
@reboot /home/pi/bin/AssetUPnP/AssetUPnP
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Re: Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
Hi,
Sorry I replied yesterday but had a moderator review message.....anyway here is the result of cron -e for user Pi:
GNU nano 5.4 /tmp/crontab.ezj7JN/crontab
@reboot /home/pi/bin/AssetUPnP/AssetUPnP
Cheers
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Re: Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
Hi,
Sorry I replied yesterday but had a moderator review message.....anyway here is the result of cron -e for user Pi:
GNU nano 5.4 /tmp/crontab.ezj7JN/crontab
@reboot /home/pi/bin/AssetUPnP/AssetUPnP
Cheers
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Re: Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
If you type:
/home/pi/bin/AssetUPnP/AssetUPnP
it runs?
Try to add to:
su crontab -e
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Re: Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
Sorry for all the repeats!
Typing in that works and launches AssetUPnP correctly while putting it into sudo crontab -e unfortunately makes no difference, still no launch on boot.
Is su crontab -e different to sudo cronab -e?
Cheers
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Re: Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
Yes you would do sudo
Check the permissions of that file, everyone should have execution and read rights of Asset and the folder it is in.
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Re: Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
Checked and made sure that /home/pi/bin recursively available to owner/group/other read/write/execution.
Reboot still fails with /home/pi/bin/AssetUPnP/AssetUPnP in both sudo and user cron.
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Re: Asset-RaspberryPi64/ARM64 Install and Reboot loading issue
Just to close this thread with a conclusion...this was a case of file/folder ownership as when i did a clean 64 bit raspbian lite install and assetupnp everything just worked!
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