'Analog Dinosaur' succumbs to the joys of FBA : enter Raspberry Pi 2/IQ-Audio DAC+!!

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Originally Posted by The Black Adder

Hi Chris.

Yep, it's connected via Volumio and working fine. It's pinging fine too, nothing lost.

Still hangs on typing the password.

I will try the wired connection, see if it has anything to do with the wireless connection.

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Logging the putty session may offer some clue as to what is happening. See here for example:

https://my.kualo.com/uk/knowledgebas...=0&article=888

Sorry, scrub that, head not in gear. You really need to see the server side log, which of course you can't. (You could if you set up emailing from your RPi, but that's not something most people would want to do).

Before attemptiing to make a connection via Putty, pick the "default session" first. See 2nd screen shot here:

http://www.viktorious.nl/2013/01/14/...ession-output/

Highlight "default session" and click load button before entering ip of your RPi and clicking on open.

thanks Chris.

No dice... it just logs the login then ends... doesn't even apply the error to the log.

What the hell is causing this??

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Originally Posted by The Black Adder

thanks Chris.

No dice... it just logs the login then ends... doesn't even apply the error to the log.

What the hell is causing this??

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See my edit above.

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Originally Posted by The Black Adder

thanks Chris.

No dice... it just logs the login then ends... doesn't even apply the error to the log.

What the hell is causing this??

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Am I mis construing what is happening BUT

when one types a login password one does not see anything (its a security thing). The screen only shows a * that does not move as you type.

Have you tried typing the password then clicking on submit/login?

Sorry to hear of your soaking wet feet

Hi Chris.

Just tried that, again... It hangs on the password prompt.

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Originally Posted by AlanS

Am I mis construing what is happening BUT

when one types a login password one does not see anything (its a security thing). The screen only shows a * that does not move as you type.

Have you tried typing the password then clicking on submit/login?

Sorry to hear of your soaking wet feet

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Hi Alan.

Putty doesn't hide either login or password details. Well, not this version anyway and I believe it's the latest one.

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Originally Posted by AlanS

Am I mis construing what is happening BUT

when one types a login password one does not see anything (its a security thing). The screen only shows a * that does not move as you type.

Have you tried typing the password then clicking on submit/login?

Sorry to hear of your soaking wet feet

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YOU ARE A GENIUS...

haha... sorry chaps... going bloody mad ere

OK... yes, Alan is correct... it doesn't show the password. But.... But.... I distinctly remember typing the password... or did I just dream that bit?


Aaaaaaaanyway... thanks for your help, for those as nutty as me, it looks like it's hung, but in fact just type in your password and press enter.

using putty

http://i514.photobucket.com/albums/t...psimbe1bim.jpg

http://i514.photobucket.com/albums/t...pswuqrxaha.jpg

http://i514.photobucket.com/albums/t...psxzeifcel.jpg

http://i514.photobucket.com/albums/t...psv8028htu.jpg

http://i514.photobucket.com/albums/t...pswc2ayffd.jpg

That's super, Duncan.... thanks for that :)

I need a new head. Too much Aphex twin in the 90's... lol

Also... this might come in handy for some.

To clear Putty's settings,
go to the command prompt,
make sure Putty is in the system path (or type the location)
type Putty -cleanup

I've now given up with this for the time being. Got Volumio working, but can't get it to see my Hard Drive with my music on. Sonos now plugged back in!