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Raspberry Pi and Karaoke Machine (Wolfson Pi Installation without losing your progress)

babusingh9211
babusingh9211
12 Apr 2014

Hello everyone,

 

This week I’ll post to how to install wolfson pi in the rasbian without losing your data.

This is well explained by Ragnar Jensen. For this, special thanks for him.

http://www.element14.com/community/message/107186/l/re-re-wolfson-modified-noobs-raspbian-zipped-img-cannot-unzip-new-download#107186

 

Before Preceding to this backup your current raspbian to your PC. This can be done by Win32diskimager or DD (In case of Unix).

 

First of all download the archive from https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzIaxMH3N5O1RnJfcGVpdmY1T1E/edit?usp=sharing

 

The archive contains kernel, module and user script for the wolfson pi support.

 

Put the archive in pi’s home folder

 

In terminal follow the commands

 

sudo –s
cd /
tar xvzf /home/pi/kernel_3_10_25_wolfson.tgz
nano /boot/config.txt

Add the line

 

kernel=kernel_wolfson.img

 

Save the file

 

reboot

 

Now your wolfson pi is ready to use.

 

You can check whether it is installed or not.

Type following commands in terminal

 

cat /proc/asound/cards

 

You can see

Device: 0 sndrpiswp device

This means you are successful installing wolfson pi.

You can install music player and extra program you’ll need in future.

 

sudo apt-get install lxmusic xmms2 xmms2-plugin-all volumeicon-alsa mpg123 mplayer

 

Don’t forgot to select the playback or recording device by entering the device

 

./Playback_to_Headset.sh

 

Or whatever playback device you want

And same steps for recording

 

./Record_from_Headset.sh

Or whatever recording device you want.

 

If you have any problem and query regarding this don’t hesitate to ask I’ll try my best to answer it. If you have any suggestion’ please comment below.

 

Regards,

Sumit Rai

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