Florent posted Jun 17 '19, 15:31:
Hello,
My sampler box is working fine, however, I can't use a USB stick to have the samples.
When I use one, the system crash (it's trying to boot it I guess) so I can't access to the console to see what's wrong.
I used an old one (data traveler 102 8GB) and a new one (SamDisk 32GB), both formated as fat32.
I'm using a raspberry pie 2
Did anyone had the same problem in the past? Would be cool if I could avoid buying a new one!
Best,
Florent
HansEhv posted Jun 19 '19, 12:35:
New to me :-)
If you attach an HDMI screen and USB keyboard and then boot, you can see what's going on and login too.
Florent posted Jun 19 '19, 19:58:
Hey, thanks for the answer
When I'm doing that, it's launching the program and crash just after it, so I don't have the time to log in. I suspect that it's trying to boot the USB stick. I formatted them using different tools but still the same thing.
Florent posted Jun 20 '19, 17:53:
Little update: I got a new USB stick and same problem.
However, I noticed that the system is crashing only when both USB stick and midi keyboard are plugged. I have a arturia keystep. So power problem? I'll try to make the midi work to see.
HansEhv posted Jun 20 '19, 22:56:
Could be a possibility. You should use a 2mA power adapter (for Pi3 even 3mA), if you have this already then this isn't.
However what I would try too:
Startup without USB.
Stop the running background script with 'systemctl stop samplerbox'.
CD to SamplerBox dir and start manually with './samplerbox.sh' or 'python samplerbox.py' and look for any weird messages.
You can now also test the midi/sound with the onboard saw. For the Arturia you the din interface on the PI or use a USB adapter.
Stop the script with ctrl-C.
Insert the stick (and look for..etc)
Start the script again (and look...)
It won't solve anything yet, but you get a better insight on what's happening.
HansEhv posted Jun 21 '19, 01:05:
Oops, ofcourse it's A, not mA...
Florent posted Jun 21 '19, 12:07:
Indeed, my power adapter is definitely not powerful enough!
I'll try to find an appropriate one
Thank you! Florent