May 26, 2019: Updated version here: Github Crucial is selling many good ssds, and frequently releases new firmware. When you have to manage many version of these ssds, it is really time consuming to keep them up-to-date. ‘crucial-fw.pl’ is a little script to generate a single grub config for any crucial ssd firmware upgrade. It’s
Author: guillaume
UD-503 mpd alsa config bit perfect
First of all, kill pulseaudio, burn it, it is useless for pure audio playback. Everything else, like kodi, with a hdmi audio output for example, will still work. In debian: # apt-get remove –purge pulseaudio # apt-get install mpd alsa-utils alsa-tools Now you have a clean straight mpd -> alsa. You should have recompile the
DVD reader/writer firmware flashing from linux (64)
I needed to complete my audio stack with a dvd/blu-ray reader/writer.The hardware:– 6 years old LG GGW-H20L– Sun 411 cd/tape enclosure 😉 no screw, a really well designed and old enclosure for 5.25″– Ugreen adaptor USB 3.0 to SATA– 12v psu (plugged directly in the ugreen adaptor, a linear psu for me). The LG is
Teac UD-503 / UD-501 – snd-usb-audio patch
=== update Jan 26 === Patch accepted in upstream sound, should be in next 4.5-rc2 and next stable vanilla kernel starting from 4.5. ===/=== I bought a fresh Teac UD-503 yesterday and it was driving me crazy last evening, always disconnecting/freezing when switching from S16 to S32 format, or simply changing file rate. I was
mpd / mpc: fade in / out script
mpc-fade For the ones like me who want to wake up with music and go to sleep with music, here is a little script to make the magic around mpd. It will work on any linux with mpd and mpc (mpd client). On the mele, you have a led extra when mpc-fade is running. Here
MPD – from Micromega MyDac to Teac UD-501 DSD
/* EDIT Jan 03, 2016 */ Moved to UD-503 /* /EDIT */ Some weeks ago, i tuned my office setup with a micromega MyZic (headphone amp) for my AKG K701. I looked for a new dac… and decided not to buy a new MyDac but to move my home MyDac to it (great combo –
Mele: Ubuntu 12.10 armhf img – kernel upd – xbmc
Fully running version of ubuntu 12.10 armhf, kernel 3.0.42++ (latest mali from sunxi), sata and XBMC. PmM included to process nand install. To proceed: Download the file: ubuntu_12.10_armhf_v2_mele_xbmc.img.gz (MD5: 04eded50e8fee6e760863e8381acf20b) Unzip the file. Linux: gunzip ubuntu_12.10_armhf_v2_mele_xbmc.img.gz DD it to your MMC. You will need a mmc >= 2Go (xbmc is big). From linux (put your
3.0.42+ tuned sources
After a bit of thinking, i push back the sources i used to prepare the kernel available here. This is not a dissident action against the sunxi community. I have no time left to work more on debugging kernel stuff and perhaps submit some patches to the sunxi github based on this version. I strongly
Mele + DAC + MPD => the perfect bit-perfect setup
Mele is just a great little platform for so many usage. Since 2 weeks, i’m using one of mine as a bit perfect audio player: ultra low power consumption – always ready to play usb2 or spdif sata if you don’t have nas I’m using a Micromega MyDac in usb2 (299 Euros, the best sounding
Mele armhf 3.0.57+ / 3.0.42+ – kernel update
After many requests (sorry for the delay), you will find here new kernel updates for both images (debian headless and ubuntu w/GFX). UPDATE 5 – Apr 4 2013 GFX update – Updated mali driver + some modules like UVC. 1G: linux-armhf-gfx-1G-3.0.42-6.tar.bz2 (MD5: 8004415caaf82fd989b8f04cea441deb) linux-armhf-gfx-1G-3.0.42-6.tar.gz (MD5: 5efbd84a3ebece09b13c353a76ebcf88) Normal (512M): linux-armhf-gfx-3.0.42-6.tar.bz2 (MD5: 53c39f9e67061f78975755ef893b83fe) linux-armhf-gfx-3.0.42-6.tar.gz (MD5: 5abd088b05f19d5c5e25dd8a1ca718a5) /UPDATE