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Post the system logs for pipedal. Run: |
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Looks like it's looking for my x32 (which is what I used last time) - I have a different audio interface connected now; could that be the issue? |
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It looks like that's the root cause of the problem, although, obviously, it should not do that. I'll take a look at the code to see if I can figure out what's going on. In the meantime, I think you can work around the problem as follows. Run the following command, and then reboot. You will have to reconfigure your audio adapter after you are done. If that doesn't work, send me another log file. |
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Hi Axis75, reconnect your X32 and route your I/O to channels 1 and 2. |
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I have often this problem... whenever i forget to attach the originally installed audio card, the web service stops working.... even if uninstall pipedal and reinstall it, the problem still persists... I think we need a reset command of something similar...whenever this happens, the only solution for me had been to reflash the OS from scratch , and then reinstall pipedal ontop... would be great if simply the service starts the same, leaving the UI to reconfigure for the current audio card used. In the past i had success with the HXStomp i paste some log view, thanks in advance: |
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Had this working perfectly a few days ago, headless on a NUC on Debian 13. Booted up today and the app refused to connect. Hooked up a monitor and keyboard and can't even connect locally via the web browser.
sudo systemctl status pipedaldtells me everything is running and happy apparently. What else can I check?All reactions