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Airsonos on Raspberry Pi 2 Model B...? #117
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Try installing Node.js version 0.10.36 (if you're trying to use airsonos 1.1) or Node.js version 0.10.28 (if you're trying to use airsonos 0.0.26 or below) like they do it in this link: http://www.armhf.com/node-js-for-the-beaglebone-black/ . |
Did you manage to install it / is it a massive improvement? |
I'm seeing the same issue on my rasberry pi 2. $ node -v On startup:
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I have the same Problem. What can we do? |
Node.js version 0.10.28 w/ airsonos 0.0.26 making my own custom node binary (following instructions linked earlier) also results in a core dump. I'm able to get this to work fine on my macbook w/o a hook beautifully streaming to my sonos system. |
At my Mac Airsonos Works very well. Button my Raspi doesn't work. What shall i do? |
Has anyone found a solution for this? I only bought the raspberry Pi 2 for this and now can't get it to work. It is working fine on my Windows laptop |
Been trying again Node.js v0.10.33, npm 1.4.28. It look to complete the install
make: Entering directory '/usr/local/lib/node_modules/airsonos/node_modules/nodetunes/node_modules/mdns/build'
make: Entering directory '/usr/local/lib/node_modules/airsonos/node_modules/nicercast/node_modules/lame/build' However, it crashes when started
COMPOUND_ASSIGN: 137 paths: 0x3a245f31 <JS Array[8]>@0x3a245f31Trace/breakpoint trap |
I now have this working following the info in issue#101. |
what version npm do you have? i have been trying to install on my RPi 2 for days and can't get it to work. I currently have node v0.10.28 and npm v1.4.9 |
Given the amount of people that have trouble getting it to work, a step-by-step manual would be much appreciated. |
I have both a Raspberry 1 B+ and a Raspberry Model 2. It worked right the first time. Following the same instructions on the Model 2, the installation was errorfree and airsonos started without errors. However, the sonos speakers never appear on my Airplay list (iPhone). There must be a subtle (hardware) difference? |
I used node v0.10.33. I also followed the instructions at 'http://www.schrankmonster.de/2014/06/25/raspberrypi-sonos-speakers-support-apple-airplay/' with a slight difference. Instead I used the instructions from http://www.armhf.com/node-js-for-the-beaglebone-black/ using v0.10.33. Hopes it helps |
That alternative route led to the same situation: compile and install without errors, AirSonos starting without errors, ending with "Setting up AirSonos for XXX on {192.168.2.110:1400}. But nothing happening on the Airplay network as visble from the iOS devices. I'm using the latest (0.12.0) node however. |
Wboerhout, From comments in other issues node 0.12.0 is not supported. Currently, you need 0.10.xx |
i've tried with both node v0.10.28 and v0.10.33. airsonos appears to install but gives an abort error and error dump whenever i try to run it, similar to those earlier in this thread. just doesn't want to work for me. arg. EDIT: AHA. i was ignoring the "--without-snapshot" modifier on ./configure. i read "at the time of this writing" and just ignored it, but apparently that makes all the difference. so it appears that the links posted by @webfuz1 work for RPi2. thanks! |
I give up for now. I have a working airsonos (and AirPrint) server on my Pi1 B+ with node 0.12.0 |
@wboerhout Thank you for showing us which paths currently lead to a dead end; much appreciated. |
I ran into the same problem as @wboerhout. Installation went fine by using the instructions @webfuz1 posted. Airsonos started and everything seemed to be ok, but the Airplay speakers didn't show up on my Mac or iPhone. I decided to reboot the Raspberry and the Mac, which worked. I was able to airplay from my Mac to my Sonos system. But it still didn't show up on my iPhone. After rebooting my iPhone as well, everything worked. I can now stream from my Mac and iPhone to Airsonos running on a Raspberry Pi 2. Rebooting everything seemed to do the trick. Edit: Unfortunately it didn't work for long. I put my mac to sleep and left the house with my iPhone. When I got back I couldn't connect with the mac or with the iPhone. After rebooting the iPhone, it is able to connect again. Seems like I have to reboot every time I want to connect to Airsonos? |
Did anyone ever get this to work on a Pi2? I installed node 0.10.33 using the beaglebone method. When trying to run airsonos I get:
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Nevermind. It seems it is working most of the time, although it finds all of my sonos speakers multiple times. I just couldn't see them on my iOS 9 device, but now I've seen this is a known issue. I can see all of my speakers (multiple times) on an iOS 8 device. |
Got it working on a new Pi2 - followed the steps webfuz outlined to the letter and it worked first time. Duplicate speaker instances found but I was expecting that. |
I finally took the time to follow @webfuz1's suggestions and got it working. Hat tip...! First install Node via: Then follow Airsonos instructions via: I use a Play:1 stereo pair and did not see any duplicate speakers on iOS 8.4. I don't see my Sonos speakers on iOS 9.0 beta idd. Thanks to all...! |
This is a quicker way to get airsonos 0.2.2 working on a new Raspberry Pi 2 from scratch. No need to compile node.js for an hour ;) No duplicate speakers, no problems. Seems the Pi 2 CPU can handle the lame-encoding just fine with no overclock. See here #212 |
Hi stephen, all,
I have trouble installing airsonos on a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B.
I did take note of issue 33!, so I'm using node v0.10.28, npm v1.4.9.
Trying to install via
npm install airsonos -g
results in a long error log.Trying to install via source download and
npm install
results in - so it seems - a core dump.Before I further dive into this (or post a long log), I would appreciate to understand if anyone else managed to get airsonos working on a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B.
Many thanks for your thoughts.
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