Allo Digione

[Sherwood]

I have tried a ping test and all looks good and also deleted all History.

Unfortunately, I still can't load the Volumio interface and get the 'unable to connect' message. This is using Firefox and Chrome.
I have restarted the router and turned the PI off and then on again.

Any pointers greatly appreciated!

You need to delete the cache, not just your browsing history.

[Bourneendboy]

You need to delete the cache, not just your browsing history.

Done that Geoff and just double checked by doing it again and get the same message.

Just tried in Internet Explorer and get the same message, and get 'the remote device or source wont accept the connection'.

[jonners]

@Bourneendboy

If you are using a RPi2, can you try a different Wifi adapter?
If you are on the RPi3, try plugging in an external adapter.
Or try a wired Ethernet connection?

[Bourneendboy]

Just reflashed another SD card and now on the Volumio interface!

[Bourneendboy]

All working, thanks for your help chaps!!

[Sherwood]

All working, thanks for your help chaps!!

[ijrussell]

My MCRU power supply arrived last night and a powered USB hub should be here tomorrow. I'm looking forward to hearing how much this improves the Pi/Digione because I'm very impressed already.

[aBe]

I'm currently using RPi2 with Digi+.

If I upgrade the Digi+ to DigiOne (hope it's a real upgrade)
Would I be better off staying with the RPi2 or 'upgrade' also to either RPi3 or RPiZero ?

[Sherwood]

I'm currently using RPi2 with Digi+.

If I upgrade the Digi+ to DigiOne (hope it's a real upgrade)
Would I be better off staying with the RPi2 or 'upgrade' also to either RPi3 or RPiZero ?

I have both. A Hifiberry Digi+ with RP2 and an Allo Digione with RPi3 and the latter is a definite upgrade, though bear in mind you will not be able to use an optical cable. Not sure there is much difference, performance wise, between the RPi2 and RPi3 other than the built in wifi. However, I believe that the RPi2 draws less current so that may be an issue depending on your power supply.

Geoff

[aBe]

I have both. A Hifiberry Digi+ with RP2 and an Allo Digione with RPi3 and the latter is a definite upgrade, though bear in mind you will not be able to use an optical cable. Not sure there is much difference, performance wise, between the RPi2 and RPi3 other than the built in wifi. However, I believe that the RPi2 draws less current so that may be an issue depending on your power supply.

Geoff

Thanks Geoff.
Glad to know that the change to Digione won't be a sideways move.
I might as well take the plunge with RPZero while I'm at it..