I have pushed BalenaSound to a Raspberry Pi 3 and bluetooth-audio service = Running but, I cannot see the bluetooth device from my mobile.
balenaOS 2.43.0+rev1
Blockquote13.10.19 01:18:29 (-0500) Service exited ‘spotify sha256:fda568bf031e09cda174829859000212be9ebd598a17298a2d448db7e2d0ca0d’
chrisys
October 14, 2019, 12:36pm
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Hi there @saxonpaul92 and welcome to the forums! Thanks for trying balenaSound.
If you happen to be using Windows, it looks like the issue you’re seeing is the same as this one: Can´t find my device when searching for bluetooth devices
The solution is to change your local git configuration to retain line endings, see here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10418975/how-to-change-line-ending-settings
Alternatively you can download the .zip file of the project instead of using git.
Let me know if this helps
Reimaged the sdcard, deleted the device and re-added it.
Downloaded Balena-Sound from git.
Unzipped
From inside the unzipped Balena-Sound directory
balena push BalenaSound
Software is built and uploaded.
Services are started. I shutdown airplay and spotify to make logs easier to read.
Same problem as before → start.sh is not found and I am unable to bring up a terminal for the service. See pic.
In your logs, I can see that /usr/bin/env 'bash\r' is missing - this looks like bad line termination when Git downloaded the source. Are you running Windows? I say this because Git for Windows has a “feature” where it will convert traditional DOS line endings to Unix, and vise-versa, when checking out and committing. This looks like your problem.
gelbal
February 3, 2020, 9:09am
7
Hi @saxonpaul92 , just a quick note that we merged the fix to balena-cli addressing the line ending conversion on Windows: https://github.com/balena-io/balena-cli/issues/1273
Next versions would be working fine here. So please update to the latest version of balena-cli in your next time.
Thanks for reporting it.
Cheers…
