[Solved] Error while wget shutdowncheck script

[Hein65]

Hi Felix, I received my ATXRaspi a few days ago and I got it all wired up and working today.
I'm using the following distribution (https://sites.google.com/site/picoreplayer/home) with the objective to use the Pi as an audio player.
When I push my new fancy button, the Pi starts up nicely, and I can run piCoreplayer.

However, the full implementation of the ATXRaspi requires the shutdowncheck script.
While trying to wget this script, I get an error-message (see attachment).
What am I doing wrong..? (I'm a Linux newbie)

[Felix]

Internet connection?
If nothing works, just create the file manually:

$ sudo nano shutdowncheck.sh

Then paste the content of the script (copy, then paste with right click in editor): https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LowPowerLab/ATX-Raspi/master/shutdownchecksetup.sh
Then save with Ctrl-x, Y, then execute it and remove it, and do a reboot:

$ sudo bash shutdownchecksetup.sh
$ sudo rm shutdownchecksetup.sh
$ sudo reboot

[Hein65]

Hi Felix, thanks for your post.
Microcore Linux - used as the basis for piCoreplayer - does not have Nano implemented.
And the vi editor (which is implemented) does not allow copy/pasting.
So it seems that I will have to copy your script manually.
I will try and let you know whether this works. Thanks.

[Hein65]

Hi Felix,
Nano and bash are not readily available in Microcore Linux.
However, I was able to install those by means of tiny core enhancements (TCE).
So I managed to cut/paste the shutdownchecksetup.sh script in the root folder of picoreplayer.
The following problem was to find rc.local. I used the following Linux command: $ sudo find / -name rc.local
The query did not return any results, so it seems that no rc.local is available in the Microcore version I use.

Just for testing purposes; could you direct me to a Linux distribution image that should work for certain.
That would enable me to fully test my installation and soldering.
(I think it's OK because I can start my Pi with the button and I can shut it down by pressing the button for 10 sec.)
Thanks.

[mzv72m]

I recommend using Felix's image for a gateway which can be found here.  Using this you can test your setup.  I am pretty sure the image is based on Raspbian.

Dan

[Felix]

Yes mine is based on Raspbian (debian).
There are many distributions that will work with the ATXRaspi script. This is one I have not heard of yet, it's probably very limited and stripped down hence you cannot find the essential files needed.

[Hein65]

Felix, are you aware of any distribution that supports (former Logitech) squeezebox audio player and that will work with ATXRaspi..?

[Felix]

Sorry but no, since raspbian is debian based i would assume something like that would work on it. Otherwise retropie and other media center distributions should support something like that.

[Hein65]

Hi Felix, I used your image for a gateway to test my installation and soldering.
Everything is working perfectly; starting, rebooting and stopping.
So I guess we can call this one solved.
Now I will try to find a disto which fullfills my needs and works with ATX Raspi.

[Felix]

Thanks for the update, glad it works
If you find another distro that works and still meets your media needs please consider sharing the info here for completion.

[Hein65]

Hi Felix, seems that I found something that works for me.
First I installed the Volumio distro which is based on Raspbian/Debian:
https://volumio.org/

Next I managed to implement Squeezelite into this, based on the following instructions:
https://volumio.org/forum/install-squeezelite-volumio-rasppi-t657.html

Finally I installed the ATX-Raspi shutdown script. The button works fine and I'm able to start, reboot and shut down the Pi.

The Volumio/Squeezelite distro is able to output 24bit/192KHz (Hi-Res) music over the Raspberry USB port. This way the audio/sound is very good...!

[Felix]

Awesome, good work, thanks for the follow up details!