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Building pi-Stomp / Re: Pi Stomp with Hotspot
« Last post by Peetem on November 23, 2023, 10:41:06 AM »
No luck.

Same message "Unable to Join Network Pi-Stomp".  :(
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Building pi-Stomp / Re: Pi Stomp with Hotspot
« Last post by Peetem on November 23, 2023, 10:29:46 AM »
Could you try changing the channel in you hostapd file and see if this resolves you issue?

I'll give it a shot.  Good thinking.
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Building pi-Stomp / Re: Pi Stomp with Hotspot
« Last post by micahvdm on November 23, 2023, 12:44:50 AM »
Could you try changing the channel in you hostapd file and see if this resolves you issue?
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Building pi-Stomp / Re: Pi Stomp with Hotspot
« Last post by Peetem on November 22, 2023, 10:24:30 AM »
Could someone post the contents of their hostapd.conf file?

Thanks!
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Building pi-Stomp / Pi Stomp with Hotspot
« Last post by Peetem on November 21, 2023, 10:21:33 AM »
So I've tried everything and can't get the Pi Stomp hotspot to work.

My Mac and iPhone/iPad all see the Stomp, but when I try to connect I get a message back that I can't.  I'm 10)% positive I'm using the correct password. 

Any chance there's a problem with the Rasp Pi?  I don't mind buying a new Rasp Pi 3 A+, but can't think of anything else that could be the problem.

Thoughts?
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General / Availability pi-stomp v3?
« Last post by triplea on November 20, 2023, 06:55:56 PM »
I have been playing Around with NAM on my Mac for a while. Reading some articles about mod dwarf I found pi-stomp. But actually it is not available. What is the actual state of the planed new v3? When will it be available?
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There was an issue that I fixed on beta last week.  Without that fix, it was possible for the screen to blank without any obvious error from the pi-stomp service.  If you're still having that issue, I suggest you update your software.

To do that, you can run:
ps-stop
git pull

The change I made requires an extra package that setup.sh would install, but to avoid you reinstalling, you could just add the package manually yourself:
sudo /usr/bin/pip3 install RPi.version

Then restart with ps-run


Regarding your other questions:
Trigger bypass via MIDI?  Not currently.  Would require that pi-Stomp be a MIDI listener which it currently is not.  Mod does the listening.  Because of that, MOD WILL reflect plugin bypass or parameter tweaks that were mapped to a MIDI controller (pi-Stomp or external controller connected via DIN/USB/OSC).
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Hacking pi-Stomp / Re: Removing onscreen switch labels and displaying more plugins
« Last post by AeonKen on October 07, 2023, 03:30:45 PM »
All I get when running that is

Adding empty fonts...
Adding empty colors...

Also on the wayside:
Is it possible to trigger the bypass relay via a MIDI event?
Also, I want to use an external MIDI footswitsch controler (PedalinoMINI DIN, USB and WiFi MIDI support) to change the bypass state of plugins within MOD. Would that also fail to reflect on the display, and if so, how can I make the pistomp software handle that midi input?
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Building pi-Stomp / Re: pi-Stomp v3 with rpi5
« Last post by ElRay70K70H on October 06, 2023, 11:37:56 AM »
Yeah … SparkFun is the one that says my address isn't valid.

They got back to me.  It's a known issue.  One recommendation is to use their "External Payment" option.  They'll email me a different processing link.  We'll see how that goes.
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MOD-UI doesn't publish change events, except for Pedalboard changes.  So that's the only MOD-UI change that the LCD will respond to.

If you're display is going white though, that's an unexpected malfunction.  The audio dropping too.  Both of those could be due to MOD problems or audio card problems.  Running the pi-stomp service manually, might reveal something.  To do that:

ps-stop
Then
ps-run

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