Should be good now.
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confirmed here that 4.3.0 also runs on a 32 bit install 
pi@rpi432:~ $ uname -a
Linux rpi432 5.15.32-v7l+ #1538 SMP Thu Mar 31 19:39:41 BST 2022 armv7l GNU/Linux
pi@rpi432:~ $ systemctl status plexamp.service
ā plexamp.service - Plexamp
Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/plexamp.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Wed 2022-08-03 09:41:05 PDT; 5min ago
Main PID: 1112 (node)
Tasks: 18 (limit: 4915)
CPU: 4.233s
CGroup: /system.slice/plexamp.service
āā1112 /usr/bin/node /home/pi/plexamp/js/index.js
Aug 03 09:41:05 rpi432 systemd[1]: Started Plexamp.
Aug 03 09:41:07 rpi432 node[1112]: Starting Plexamp 4.3.0
Aug 03 09:41:07 rpi432 node[1112]: DEVICE: No provider for source 9615138e2ed9b7072170490824df42d76a6e57d9
also @elan can you clarify the intended use and arguments for the included upgrade.sh script? I tried running it (without any arguments) and I got lots of errors and my install directory moved (easily fixed)
Well, my installer will upgrade also! Might be a bit more blunt, but it works! Just follow the prompts and answer yes when asking if you want to upgrade (can be used to re-install also), and then yes to installing it again.
Understood, thanks @odinb1 ā¦ I just figured that users might see the new upgrade.sh file and try to use it
Based on what happened when I tried it, Iād also advise that folks stick with your installer for now
Itās not intended for end-user consumption and not actively used yet (consider work in progress).
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hmmm, itās doing more or less the same as what i was doing manually on the command line during the period of frequent beta releases. I used it and it seemed to work fine.
agree, in my case I didnāt have jq installed, so it moved my install without having anything to replace it with
Acchhh - youāre right, i forgot the same thing happened to me. I mvād the plexamp.last directory back to plexamp, then apt-get installed jq, then ran upgrade.sh again without issue.
Now installs/upgrades to Plexamp-Linux-headless-v4.5.0.
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Hi Guys
Iāve some issues :
-During installation :
ā== Fix plexamp.service ==ā
chown: cannot access ā/home/pi/.config/ā: No such file or directory
-During claim:
DEVICE: Error loading cloud players from plex.tv HTTP status 403
And after when iām trying to play a song via web-GUI, it keeps loading forever with loading circle, even if the ouptut is correctly selected
THX
Rerun the scrip making sure you say yes to:
Do you want to prep for upgrade to new version ā$PLEXAMPVā, only run if you are upgrading [y/N]:
Do you want to install and configure Node.v12? Recommended/needed on RPi! [y/N]:
Do you want to install and configure ā$PLEXAMPVā [y/N]:
Do you want to run full OS-update? This is recommended [y/N]:
Then reboot.
If this does not fix it, you most likely did not have a fresh OS install, but rather had modifications to it. Re-installing the OS and then re-running the script is the fastest at this point.
The script cannot take precautions for unknown changes to the user and image/filesystem on the RPi, it is therefor only guaranteed to work on clean OS, or upgrade from previous install.
Thanks for your answer
I 've done what you said (Fresh OS with raspberry pi imager : os 64 bits lite, answer yes to what you said), same issues.
And iāve seen one more :
ā== Set user-groups and enable sudo ==ā
usermod: group ālpadminā does not exist
After a second reboot, when i start plexamp :
DEVICE: No provider for source 6b6280c4135b04e3092a86d771d20e3f82454aea
raspberry pi 4b rev 1.1 1Gb
There must be some part of the instructions you are missing! Are you running the script as root?
thatās startup message about āno provider for sourceā is harmless. if youāre seeing a spinner itās likely. excuse youāre not selecting a player from cast dialog.
Yes, iām running the script as root
Hello
Youāre close so I thought Iād mention that
- When odinb1 said to answer Y to those questions, that was only to try to fix an install.
- If that didnāt work, it was suggested you do a fresh new install.
- A fresh install starts with wiping the SD-card and installing raspbian.
- Then follow only the fresh install instructions on the odinb github page.
- Should have you up in no time
Thx but i done that several times
Ok, will see if I can do a clean install later today, an re-create. Upgraded mine on oct 4th, and current script worked just fine doing that!
Hey itās working as written @odinb1 .
@Jojolescargot That chown error is harmless for you.
Donāt forget to cast.
Happy Plexing
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Created a fresh 64-bit image with āRaspberry Pi Imagerā, enabling SSH and configuring user and password. Moved the SD-card to the RPi4b, and booted.
Logged in, changed to root (āsudo -iā) and ran the script (ābash <(wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/odinb/bash-plexamp-installer/main/install_Plexamp_pi.sh)ā).
Picked yes on the following prompts:
Do you want to install and set vim as your default editor [y/N]: y
Do you want to disable IPv6 [y/N]: y
Do you want to configure your HifiBerry HAT (or clone) [y/N]: y
Here I picked my card āsetup for Digi/Digi+ā.
Do you want to install and configure Node.v12? Recommended/needed on RPi! [y/N]: y
Do you want to install and configure Plexamp-Linux-headless-v4.5.2 [y/N]: y
Do you want to run full OS-update? This is recommended [y/N]: y
Rebooted the RPi, logged in as my regular user and ran:
ānode /home/pi/plexamp/js/index.jsā
Went to the webpage and copied the claim-code back on the Pi.
then:
sudo systemctl enable plexamp.service && sudo systemctl restart plexamp.service
Went to the webGUI in my browser and chose my Digi+ card under:
Settings (cogwheel lower right corner) >> Playback >> Audio output >> Audio Device
After this I was able to cast to it.
Seems to work for me!
