Hi
After succes instalation and updte I was like to update the Volumio, but get next message:
“Update failed
System Software Integrity check failed, manually edited files were detected. System Software Update is not possible under these circumstances. Please execute a Factory Reset or Delete User Data, then retry.”
Try uninstall the plugin, update and then re-install?
The plugin has been submitted to Volumio dev.
Thanks everyone 
Mase (supercrab)
Just a massive thank you to you guys - your skill is intimidating and you can feel considerable pride in your work and generosity!
I’m running mpd_oled on 2 devices and I love it
Here’s one of my players > https://twitter.com/sickly_b/status/1327542884783042561?s=21
Great job! Well done!
When the buster beta will be released (together with the new ALSA pipeline), it should be possible to create the pipeline directly from alsa (like @balbuze did for his peppymeter plugin), without changing the mpd configuration. This will result with all sources working properly (mpd, spotify, spotify connect, etc.) and no edit to files in /volumio/ folder (that will prevent OTA update)
Nice work on your builds and I appreciate you kind words 
It makes me happy that people are using it and I feel relieved and shocked that it works so well!
Still, most of the hard work was done by the mpd_oled author. The plugin is just the icing on the cake really
Thanks, I’m happy to have it all wrapped up now
I’ll be interested to see what new release is like and what can be done with the new audio configuration, although, I think most of it will be over my head!
Hi,
Can’t install the plugin at Rpi 3 b v1.2, last Volumio 2.861 fresh install.
In /tmp/oled directory, volumio plugin install hangs at
Downloading plugin :
root@volumio-pi-300:/tmp/oled/mop# volumio plugin install
This command will install the plugin on your device
Compressing the plugin
Plugin succesfully compressed
Progress: 10
Status :Downloading plugin
Downloading plugin at http://127.0.0.1:3000/plugin-serve/mpd_oled.zip
If I run install.sh in ./mod (chmoded it before), lots of things happened without errors in console log, but the plugin does not appear in UI. There’s also no files in /data/plugins/ and no volumio-plugins directory an /home/volumio/.
Do not use root as user but Volumio
Hi!
After the
volumio plugin install
command, the installation is stuck here for me.
?
Volumio VERSION: 2.861
RELEASE DATE: 22-12-2020
Raspberry PI 3B+
Thanks!
Should be ok. Ctrl+c and go into the UI to enable it.
Thanks!
Thanks @balbuze for helping.
@Don_Frenk did you go this page for the instructions?
The page explains the need to do hit Ctrl + C when installation finishes. 
Thanks!
Sorry!
No worries 
Hope your screen is working now. 
What’s wrong with root ? If without sudo, it stops even earlier :
volumio@volumio-pi-300:~/mop$ volumio plugin install
This command will install the plugin on your device
Compressing the plugin
Plugin succesfully compressed
/bin/mv: inter-device move failed: ‘mpd_oled.zip’ to ‘/tmp/plugins/mpd_oled.zip’; unable to remove target: Permission denied
child_process.js:644
throw err;
^
Error: Command failed: /bin/mv *.zip /tmp/plugins/mpd_oled.zip
/bin/mv: inter-device move failed: ‘mpd_oled.zip’ to ‘/tmp/plugins/mpd_oled.zip’; unable to remove target: Permission denied
at checkExecSyncError (child_process.js:601:13)
at execSync (child_process.js:641:13)
at install (/volumio/pluginhelper.js:689:9)
at Object.<anonymous> (/volumio/pluginhelper.js:751:9)
at Module._compile (module.js:652:30)
at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:663:10)
at Module.load (module.js:565:32)
at tryModuleLoad (module.js:505:12)
at Function.Module._load (module.js:497:3)
at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:693:10)I’m not sure what’s happening there. I’ve always ran volumio plugin install under the volumio user. 
. What version of volumio are you running? Does the plug-in install with your way?
I finally done it. The files created by root caused these errors. I deleted them manually, and the plugin has been installed. But the display (o2c) is still black. Will try another one, SPI, which needs some soldering.
Very nice setup! I haven’t tried the rotary plug-in yet! 
