03-09-2025, 01:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-26-2025, 10:27 PM by jenzd.
Edit Reason: Add hint that problem is solved in version 9.3.0
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Update: Tim fixed the issue in the current Moode version 9.3.0. There is no need to downgrade to the original bluez-alsa version berfore running the in-place update anymore.
Unfortunately, the in-place update to the recently released Moode version 9.2.6 currently fails in "** Step 05-32: Install bluez-alsa-utils=4.2.0-2moode1" if the modified version of the bluez-alsa package is installed.
Before running this update, you first have to reinstall Moode's original version
In case the update has already failed, you can, however, easily repeat/repair it by then issuing the command
After the update to Moode 9.2.6 succeeded, you can safely reinstall the modified .deb files again
Note that Tim Curtis has already wrote that he is considering to fix this in a future version of the update script.
Best regards,
Jens
Unfortunately, the in-place update to the recently released Moode version 9.2.6 currently fails in "** Step 05-32: Install bluez-alsa-utils=4.2.0-2moode1" if the modified version of the bluez-alsa package is installed.
Before running this update, you first have to reinstall Moode's original version
Code:
sudo apt install bluez-alsa-utils=4.2.0-2moode1 libasound2-plugin-bluez=4.2.0-2moode1In case the update has already failed, you can, however, easily repeat/repair it by then issuing the command
Code:
sudo /var/www/util/system-updater.sh moode9After the update to Moode 9.2.6 succeeded, you can safely reinstall the modified .deb files again
Code:
sudo apt install ./bluez-alsa-utils_4.2.0-2moode1+aac_arm64.deb ./libasound2-plugin-bluez_4.2.0-2moode1+aac_arm64.debNote that Tim Curtis has already wrote that he is considering to fix this in a future version of the update script.
Best regards,
Jens
