O2 Joggler Forum

Thinking I used and tinkered with the first generation Roomba many many years ago. It worked until it didn't and I never automated it.

Great news @my94my !!!

Thinking you can fix it. Boot up using a USB hub with one USB boot up Ubuntu stick and the other with an EFI boot bios saved here. I like the Avaya boot bios.

Where are you going to in France?

No magic and probably just a fluke (corner case?) that it wouldn't boot to the DOS stick. It's been a long time here since I have done this. I have done what you did and it worked for me also. Thinking it might be related to the draw of the WiFi stick in there. All of the O2 Jogglers post NIC card u...

Make sure that there is no direct contact between the WiFi stick inside of the Joggler to the main board. I had cephalon tape on the wifi stick edge. It could be that the O2 Joggler is getting hot and making the stick hot? Here using the original WiFi stick on one of the Squeezeplayers and it does f...

This is a picture of Cisco's Android tablet and cradle which was Openpeak. I purchased one of these new. I could not modify this device.

This was OpenPeak's first Android Tablet which was shown as a prototype in electronic shows but never really sold to the public.

These are pictures of a modified Openpeak 1 (O2 Joggler sized tabletop). Will remove motherboard to take pictures under neath. Note that the Openpeak 1 has a DECT / Zigbee chip. Zigbee chip is connected to a serial chip / interface on the motherboard. There is an antenna connection and antenna for e...

The O2 Joggler has no issues streaming SD video when I tested it years ago on Ubuntu 14.X on the Joggler. I would stream SD from an Axis SD Video server just fine. You can downgrade an HD video quickly using Handbrake. As mentioned above a HD Crystal mini HD PCie card in the Openframe 2 did work wel...

Initially was using Espurna and Tasmota (early versions) on ESP based iOT devices. Now have gone to only using Tasmota for all of the devices. Very impressive. Integration to Home Assistant is easy. That said the Tasmota devices have built in timers for programming automation based on sunrise / suns...

@riaclark Got XBMC running nicely years ago using the Openpeak 2 removing the combo mini PCiE WLAN / BT card with a Crystal HD mini PCiE 1080HD video card. Did get XBMC running on a custom 14.X Ubuntu build posted here on the forum years ago. It was slow. Today use 2 HD Homerun OTA devices (4 tuners...

What EFI/BIOS were you using? This is an original O2 Joggler with only the Avaya EFI bios and Realtek chip mac update using an external 32Gb USB stick (Tiny Samsung one). In alsamixer there should be an option for muting... I think it's Line Out + Speaker or something like that. Not near a Joggler ...

I was able to turn off the local speaker sound plugging in the sound jack. It also works locally now removing the sound jack doing a couple of things... write this new file ==> /lib/firmware/hda-jack-retask.fw [codec] 0x83847632 0x00000100 0 [pincfg] 0x07 0x01c5e150 0x08 0x01451130 0x0a 0x90170150 0...

So took the USB stick to another O2 Joggler / Squeezeplayer. No buzz at all now except that the sound continues to play on internal and external speakers.

Went to the Alsa Mixer and tinkered a bit with muting but do not see any features relating to muting on the Line out stuff.

Installed newest OS / Squeezeplayer (Ubuntu Bionic (Kernel 5.10) for OpenFrame) on my O2 Joggler here. Wrote image to a 32Gb tiny USB stick. Installed WiFi stuff. Time zone. Installed Squeezeplayer and rebooted. Squeezeplay came up right away. Only concern is that I have a loud buzz on the audio via...

It is under the WLAN USB stick. 4 wires +VCC, Ground and I2C wires to chip.

Could you instruct me how to do this? Here are some pictures of the RTC add. https://www.jogglerwiki.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=30845#p30845 Implementation using I2C bus - tiny wires soldering with hot melt glue over wires to hold them in place. https://www.jogglerwiki.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&am...

what does flipped mean? The exposed end of the ZIF cable is opposite from end to end. Just noticed that the cables are here on Amazon and they are the correct length. Flipped Zif.jpg Here is a link to Amazon for the cables if you can get to it. I guess they are also called Type B ZIF cables. Xiaoyz...

1, Does it work? Yes. https://www.jogglerwiki.com/wiki/Adding_a_PATA_port 2, the zif cable and socket is 0.5mm size, right? It is a standard 40 pin zif cable and the ends were flipped that I am using. 3, if I can install squeezeplayOS with this SSD installed? Yes. I have to check my Ubuntu / SSD Ope...

Update 06th of April, 2022 Still tinkering with Home Assistant and MQTT here. Been updating many ESP based devices over to Tasmota which works well these days. 1 - switched my legacy 1-Wire network over to a hub and spoke temperature / humidity sensors network 2 - installed combo light / fan switch...