Just to clarify, the “sdcard” only has a Patches folder, no System folder. The System folder is on the Usbdrive for some reason (this is the format I received it in when I purchased. Does this mean it has been moved and possibly the source of the problem?
did it work if you ran manually as i showed above?
generally, you should not be using a USB stick with organelle-m, its unnecessary - transfer things via wifi.
if you don’t have the usb stick inserted and you have something in /usbdrive , then something is ‘wrong’
and you should delete the contents of /usbdrive - but not the folder.
ok, will drop that lot in and re-run and test further
Yes I do have a usbdrive plugged in as it contains all my patches from the Organelle 1. I have a lot of sample data (32gb My whole EMUIII library) on there as it wont fit on the sdcard.
if your using sudo ./mec-app, then its a permission problem, that the udev rule will fix.
(not sure why it wasn’t there… perhaps i missed when releasing orac 2, and added it in dev… so it got installed whilst i was testing stuff?)
you need to copy using sudo… so something like
sudo cp 69-eigenharp.rules /etc/udev/rules.d
usbdrive vs sdcard
mec/orac don’t care , they work on either usbdrive or sdcard, but you’ll likely get confused if you use mixture
(as you cannot see the sdcard patches/system, when the usb stick is inserted)
if i were you’d i just buy a bigger sdcard , and then put everything on that … sdcard are faster and more reliable… and frees up a usb port for controller/wifi
ref sdcard. Yes, after your last message I thought that this would be better, so will pursue that to end the confusion and have more ports. Great stuff!
Extra Info: no usb drive, just working off the sdcard. 3 amp 9v power supply to organelle. Get the same errors as Pepper from the console with a pico plugged in. I have not tried running mec from the console yet.
I really gave up on this. I wasted so much time (mine and Technobear’s) that I gave it a rest. It works on my orignal Organelle but its a no go on the M Also the four Pico function keys give the same data out, but anyway.
Bless you guys! It worked. At least with picopd.json.
Now will it work when I turn the Organelle off?
Always something. Thanks again, the answer is there if you dig around with help. O yeah my system is back to read-only with the remount-ro.sh script. Advice well spoken.