Posts by marcvangend

Haha, sorry Mopheus !

Contributing through github, especially small changes like this, is easier than you would think. You don't need to know anything about git or install stuff on your computer, it all happens in the browser. Just locate the file you want to edit (in this case RTL8812AU-01-add_new_cards.patch), click the edit button (pencil icon). Now edit the file (you're working in your private fork now, so don't worry about making mistakes), type a description and submit the proposed changes. In the next screen you can turn your edit into a pull request on the original project. Done!

Quote from Mopheus

{USB_DEVICE(0x2357, 0x010d),.driver_info = RTL8812}, /* TP-Link - T4U v2 */ is the correct one.

{USB_DEVICE(0x050D, 0x010d),.driver_info = RTL8812}, /* TP-Link - T4U v2 */ is what we see on the Pull Request.

@Morpheus I think you're right. I created a pull request at 1682. chewitt can you review the PR?

tonybcc I tried, but the Netgear A6210 doesn't work for me yet.

chewitt Can you help me get the Netgear A6210 working too? I did a reboot and dmesg|paste, the result is at gWZP. I don't know exactly what to look for in this file, but to me it seems weird that it keeps finding and disconnecting the same "SuperSpeed USB device". At the moment of this dmesg it had device number 17, but the device number kept increasing until it reached 61:

[  463.421577] usb 7-2: new SuperSpeed USB device number 61 using xhci_hcd
[  463.439957] usb 7-2: device descriptor read/all, error -71
[  463.465105] usb usb7-port2: unable to enumerate USB device
[  463.465234] xhci_hcd 0000:00:10.0: Stop endpoint command completion for disabled slot 1

Please let me know it you need more information. Thanks.

Quote from awiouy

The spotify-connect-web project is based on a binary library built for arm (spotify_embedded_shared.so).

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Ubuntu/Debian mentioned at your link refer to Ubuntu/Debian for arm.

Hi awiouy, thanks for the reply. That totally explains why there is no x86 version. I didn't realize there is an ARM version of Ubuntu...

Regarding other libraries, I did come across GitHub - plietar/librespot: Open Source Spotify client library and GitHub - sashahilton00/spotify-connect-resources: A repository to hold any data/stuff related to reversing the Spotify Connect protocol. Mostly just data dumps at the moment, but if you have something to add to it, be it an implementation, information or just another data dump, make a PR and I will add it asap., but I'm sure you had already found those yourself.

Hi awiouy, thanks for your work on this addon.

If I understand correctly, it's not possible at the moment to run the addon on other devices than the RPi. Myself, I have a machine running the generic x86_64 LibreELEC build. I did see Debian/Ubuntu mentioned on GitHub - Fornoth/spotify-connect-web, so does that mean that is possible to compile spotify-connect-web and the addon for the x86_64 build? If you (or anyone) know how to build the addon for my machine, I'd love to learn how. Thanks!