On 19/03/18 17:05, Jan Panteltje wrote:
> On a sunny day (Mon, 19 Mar 2018 16:12:51 +0000) it happened RobH
>  wrote in :
>>
>> As I have said in other posts on this subject, RuneAudio is an image
>> which is written to a 4gb micro sd card, and there is nothing else on it
>> at all.
>
> OK, then I have no idea, not very practicaa that the standard tools are not
there,
> a quick google for 'RuneAudio configuration' finds among many other links:
>   http://www.runeaudio.com/documentation/troubleshooting/rpi-troubleshooting/
>
>

Thanks for the link and a particular part of it was very helpful:

Typical WiFi configuration steps:

What I had to do was to boot the pi3 with both ethernet and USB wifi dongle.
Then from Networks select the wifi network from the list.
Write down the ip address of the wifi connection.(I knew this anyway)
Shutdown Rune Audi from the menu
Remove the ethernet cable and reboot the pi3.
Once booted I entered the wifi ip address in a browser, and Rune Audio
GUI appeared.
I then moved the pi3 back to its original playing location, booted it up
and the wifi connection was back up.
Normal service has been resumed.

Thanks

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