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22. Oktober 2019 at 21:35 #47396
Hello,
Has anyone tried out the new setting introduced with M2P 2.51 to enable a 64 Bit Kernel on their RPi4?
M2P 2.51 > Raspberry Settings > Enable 64 Bit Kernel (Pi4 ONLY)
I have an RPi4 4GB now and am already very happy with its performance using the old 32 Bit Kernel.
I am hesitant to try because of the potential stability issues disclaimer on the settings page:
This improves performance but might be not as stable as normal 32 Bit mode.
Also, I am wondering about the possibility of higher temperatures – currently, my RPi4 is in a Flirc case and runs continuously at around 47°C.
Thanks for any user reports!
Best,
jcu24. Oktober 2019 at 23:09 #47434I tried it now myself, but made a backup image of the SD card first – which was a good idea:
After enabling „Enable 64 Bit Kernel (Pi4 ONLY)“ on my RPi 4 with 4GB RAM, it would no longer boot and I had to restore the backup image.
Heiner or anybody from the M2P team, any idea what the issue might be?
Many thanks,
jcu31. Oktober 2019 at 14:01 #47453Hi jcu,
It is still a new feature and there might be some issues. Which plugins do you use?
1. November 2019 at 8:50 #47459Hi Heiner,
Thank you for your reply. Enabled plugins are:
Max2Play Active Plugins:
– Settings / Reboot
– Audioplayer
– Squeezebox Server
– Filesystem Mount
– WiFi / LAN
– Raspberry SettingsSqueezebox Server Active Plugins:
– Full Text Search
– Mixcloud
– Network Test
– Podcasts
– Radio
– Random Mix
– Save Playlist
– Soundcloud
– UPnP/DLNA BridgeRegarding hardware, it is the RPi4 only – there is no dedicated soundcard. I am running Max2Play with Squeezebox Server, and transporting the music to an external Streamer with DAC via the LMS UPnP/DLNA Bridge plugin.
Best regards,
jcu19. Mai 2024 at 23:04 #53192Good afternoon my noble friends!
I noticed that some years ago we no longer have updates on max2play, I bought a 5-year license, it’s almost expiring and I see that nothing has changed during these 5 years
Did the project die?
Are you going to open it up for the community to continue?
Right now I needed to update my jellyfin which has been running together with max2play for 5 years and I noticed that I can’t update it because it’s still in 32bits
Could you answer me as I will have to evaluate whether I will buy the Max2play license again
Personal opinion, sad to see such a project die like this…
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