Yes please.
How do you back up tags with a checksum?
How do you restore tags with that checksum?
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If you lose your files.restore themrun routine over the
restored files to re-apply your CURRENT tags.
And now tell me how you back up / restore your mp3 tags only. If this is
so obviously simple, I clearly must have missed it.
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I thought I understood that WMA VBR files would be sent directly to
SB[23] and not transcoded on the server.
I tried a test and created a max quality WMA VBR, and played it. It
was transcoded on the server to FLAC and sent at 302kbps.
svn 5163, trunk.
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I still don't get why everyone is discussing backup tactics that would
apply to NORMAL *EVER CHANGING* data such as databases, documents
etc... If the actual *audio* in your files is changing then you're
doing something very strange.
Unless we've gone off topic I thought we were talking music, a
On 11/9/05, Dr Lovegrove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 09/11/05, Michaelwagner
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Actually, that's not quite correct. As of when I looked at it last, it
> > rescanned the files on it's own and didn't use the slim database.
> >
> > --
> > Michaelwagner
>
> Indeed,
kdf Wrote:
> I personally find it a bit insulting to suggest that they don't know
> what they are doing.
I'm sorry, I did not mean to imply that they don't know what they're
doing. I said, "I'd like to see the company prosper," not "The
company won't prosper unless they take my advice."
For a
On 11/11/05, clumsyoik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What if a
> virus/small child/hardware fault corrupts some of your data without you
> realising? When it gets automatically rsync'ed to the backup, your data
> is gone for good.
I use a system someone else already mentioned; external drive, USB
e
I personally know 3 very famous Australian's and called them up to see
if I could fit this in their schedules.
The good news is one can :D
So I called them up
First I spoke to Kylieshe told me she'd call me back.
Then I spoke to her sister Danni...she'd call back too.
Then I spoke "
Yep...that's the message I see.
"The LAME encoder appears to be installed correctly on your system."
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Do you have lame installed properly? Go to the audio tab of the player
setup screen on the web interface and scroll to the very bottom. It
should say "The LAME encoder appears to be installed correctly on your
system."
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On Fri, 2005-11-11 at 16:47 -0800, Jack Coates wrote:
> Pat Farrell wrote:...
> >I proposed that we only consider the music part of the file,
> >and skip all the metadata tags. I think that changing
> >one of the tags within a song, say Genre from Pop to House
> >does not change the essence of the
Does anyone know the best way to generate volume adjustment tags for a
library of iTunes songs?
I know iTunes has a feature called Song Check, but there's no
explanation how it works -- does it generate the volume adjustments
when it rips songs, plays songs, or what?
i wnat to generate tags for
When my Slimserver runs, it often times stops producing any audio and/or
emits odd sounds while a song is playing (sounds like water droplets).
When the audio stops, the progress bar in the web interface continues
to move, and when the audio resumes, the song has progressed past the
point where
I have just noticed something that is a little odd. If I am just running
SoftSqueeze while I am on my computer, then quit SoftSqueeze, and turn
on my SqueezeBox2 (playing the same music, just listening to it away
from the computer), SlimServer seems to hang up. The SB2 shows a track
playing, but n
dwc wrote:
I just want to make sure using one of these external IDE to USB 2.0
converters is going to be fast enough. I expect it is, but just wanted
feedback in case not.
Thanks,
Dan
this is the one I've ordered:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817145131
i've got a si
So that would be 2013. That's a bit of a back log you've got there.
Have a nice weekend. get some rest.
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Subject: [slim] Squeezebox3 shipping update
Hi all,
I'm super close to getting the new squeezebox (sweet!) so I've been
testing things out with slimserver and softsqueeze. Everything is
working fine except when I try to stream flac's through winamp. I
eventually get an "error synching to mpeg" error. I can stream mp3's to
winamp fine.
Here
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Pat Farrell wrote:...
There are lots of potential definitions. The most obvious
is that songs are identical if a hash/checksum of the bytes
is identical.
I proposed that we only consider the music part of the file,
and skip all the metadata tags. I think that changing
one of the tags within a s
On Nov 11, 2005, at 3:58 PM, meyergru wrote:
seanadams Wrote:
Keep in mind Squeezenetwork runs several hundred clients on each
server
PC - I don't have the number off the top of my head but I think it's
over a thousand. This is almost entirely the same code base as
SlimServer - the core perfo
Please look at this diagram that shows Channel overlap. Channel 6 does
not overlap with channel 1, so there is no problems with your neighbor
using it. But check the others that do overlap.
http://img.cmpnet.com/nc/1310/graphics/1310ws1b.gif
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I checked the setting on my router and UPNP was turned off. I turned it
back on and let SB2 play for a day. Worked fine for a long time and
then started dropping again. Here's the logs. Any suggestions? My
wife's about to throw it out - can't stand listening to every other
word of a song. I ran Ne
dwc Wrote:
> I just want to make sure using one of these external IDE to USB 2.0
> converters is going to be fast enough.
I have not used this one, so I can't comment on it specifically.
But in general, USB 2 hard disks are plenty fast enough to stream music
for one to several clients. If you w
seanadams Wrote:
> Keep in mind Squeezenetwork runs several hundred clients on each server
> PC - I don't have the number off the top of my head but I think it's
> over a thousand. This is almost entirely the same code base as
> SlimServer - the core performance considerations needed to make thi
danco Wrote:
> What I am not clear about is what would happen if I then disconnected
> the laptop and used its internal wireless card (say, for instance, to
> make a wifi connection at a hotel). Would the static address cause
> problems then? Or would the fact that I was using a different meth
I just want to make sure using one of these external IDE to USB 2.0
converters is going to be fast enough. I expect it is, but just wanted
feedback in case not.
Thanks,
Dan
this is the one I've ordered:
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kkitts Wrote:
> Hi All,
> I just ordered a SB3 Wired Black unit - was just wondering if anyone
> knew what the current backlog is.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kevin
Would you know if there is a wireless black unit?
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bglad Wrote:
> i'm going to a research session for the BBC's audio downloads next week
> - what feedback should i give them?
>
> e.g. what would make the live radio and listen-again feeds more
> slim-friendly?
>
>
> -ben
1. MP3
2. 128kbit/s
'nuff said.
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I'm friends with a voice over artist here in Aus - I've sent you both
an email. She'd be perfect and has done quite a bit of voice/radio
work.
Cheers
JD
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What about the sound quality of some of their Listen Again programmes?
Some of them sound as if I am listening on AM. Not exactly high
quality Hi Fi!
But then again quite a few internet radio streams from various stations
are broadcast at very low bit rates and sound terrible when played on
prop
Sean, I have the talent. I will see if she's willing.
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Keep in mind Squeezenetwork runs several hundred clients on each server
PC - I don't have the number off the top of my head but I think it's
over a thousand. This is almost entirely the same code base as
SlimServer - the core performance considerations needed to make this
work are already present
Once you have linux running on your xbox it should be an easy task. Xbox
linux is debian based as far as I can remember. You want to upgrade the
stock hd if you have the mod chip installed unless you use some
external NAS or USB storage. Probably memory will be a bit on the low
sidebut otherwise
bglad Wrote:
> xml feeds: can you suggest a best-of-breed site that offers a large
> collection of material in a highly usable way? it would be easiest to
> tell them 'look at xyz.com'
Podcast.net isn't bad, they have thousands of feeds in categories, each
category (and sub category) has it's ow
This seems like a very large load for just one server:
Network:
Let's first assume that you use the MP3 maximum bitrate of 320 kbit/s.
This is equivalent to 40.000 bytes per second. With all 200 clients
running, you have 8.000.000 bytes/s throughput, so that the network
interface is nearly satur
Daniel Cohen wrote:
>
> What I am not clear about is what would happen if I
then disconnected
> the laptop and used its internal wireless card (say,
for instance, to
> make a wifi connection at a hotel). Would the static
address cause
> problems then? Or would the fact that I was using a
differ
For the record, I haven't solved this problem, but have the following
workaround.
Use "Radio Tune In" on the radio subsection of the main slimserver web
page to type in the URL of the local stream directly. Once the stream
is being played, it can be added to playlists and favourites, and
accesse
On 11/11/05 at 11:05 -0800, Risko wrote
you are right about the server<->client static IP configuration. that's
why i use the static IP address reserve with DHCP, same as MrC noted.
I am considering going to a static address on my computer.
It's a laptop, normally connected by Ethernet to a ro
On 11/11/05 at 10:45 -0800, MrC wrote
Sorry, that comment was meant for Windows. Different platforms, as
you've noticed, have different rules.
If that was intended as a reply to my post, yes I did realise that
different systems behave differently in regard to waking and
sleeping. I thought
The fm tuner is a d-link dsb-r100. The driver is ufm.ko. The user
software is ufmcontrol which comes from the audio/ufmcontrol-i18n port
(and my own wrapper, of course, to simplify tuning to favorite
stations). I also hacked the Execute.pm module to allow the fm tuner
to be tuned through squeez
I know you can install Linux on modded XBOX, but have anyone also tried
to put slimserver on top of it, if that works, how about putting the
AlienBBC plugin also, any info will be greatly appreciated.
I think there was once a guy who wanted to remaster SlimCD to install it
on a xbox...
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I tried resizing the gifs in the images folder, to make the icons for
play, add etc. a little larger but it didn't make any difference. Are
they resized in the html somewhere?
Yes, there are quite a few places where there size is hard coded :-/.
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oreillymj Wrote:
> Am I correct in thinking that using DHCP to assign an IP address to
> something which is going to be used as a server is still a bad thing
> even with technology like Rendezvous & mDNS.
I use DHCP for the machine that the slim server runs on. Never had a
problem.
The Slim clie
I know you can install Linux on modded XBOX, but have anyone also tried
to put slimserver on top of it, if that works, how about putting the
AlienBBC plugin also, any info will be greatly appreciated.
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jackyhan'
Yes, the shipping costs are broken. I'll get this fixed.
-dean
On Nov 10, 2005, at 3:56 PM, Dave Edwards wrote:
Dean,
Thank you for adding this to the order page.
I just tried to order two and the only options I see for delivery are
as follows:
$51.00 One or two business day delivery to m
Jeff Coffler wrote:
As others have said, NAS that's anything remotely affordable is slower
than local drives. So I'd just use rsync to syncronize the data between
systems. Thus, if you add something or change something on a "master"
system, it would just get copied over to the others at night
I'm assuming that your going to require at least 100mb switched
ethernet.
How many 192kbs mp3 streams can a 100mbs card handle with a 30%-40%
overhead to avoid maxing out the card.
The network also needs to have 20%-30% in reserve to avoid saturation
from retries if remember correctly.
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ore
ok, if possible, I'd do the following 1 step at a time.
1) change the network cable into a different network port to rule out a
dody port.
2) change the pc->router network cable to rule out the cable
3) reboot the router to eliminate a firmware bug.
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Well, rebooting the server fixed (at least so far) the random problem.
However, this tends to crop up a lot on my system. I wonder why? I
leave Slimserver running and shut down the SB2. Perhaps after multiple
versions of this, something gets messed up? However, I also listen to
NPR over the '
My wife has a great phone voice. She works in sales.
I've been trying to convince her to do part-time phone sex at the
weekend to make extra $$$ for gadgets ;-)
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oreillymj Wrote:
> Am I correct in thinking that using DHCP to assign an IP address to
> something which is going to be used as a server is still a bad thing
> even with technology like Rendezvous & mDNS.
>
> Anything which is going to be a server (your SB is a client) should
> have a static IP.
Hi bglad,
fuzzyT - unsynched. It's a hotel, the idea is eventually to have one in
every room
I'd probably have separate subnets per every x rooms (perhaps per floor or
something), with a separate SlimServer per subnet. This has a host of
advantages, the most significant being: A broadcast s
Re streaming - they used to offer an Ogg feed so they had/have the
technology around.
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MrC Wrote:
> FYI: as a data point, I'm able to leave on the "turbo" feature of the
> belkin pre-n (although its not called turbo for this unit).
I concur with MrC, my Belkin-PreN is on Turbo mode and, since the UPnP
situation, has performed impeccably with the SB2.
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Sorry, that comment was meant for Windows. Different platforms, as
you've noticed, have different rules.
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The dropped connection seems more like loss of link or link changes.
Here's some troubleshooting for you:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=325487
Re: DHCP - I like controlling most settings in one place, but like the
static IP. So I use static assignments for DHCP. Best of both
worlds.
Its
I have a friend who used to be in the voice-over business. He does
the most ridiculously good Sean Connery impression (as well as Ross
Perot). Want his number? :)
Victor
On Nov 11, 2005, at 12:11 PM, seanadams wrote:
bishopdonmiguel Wrote:
I'd like to spice up our phone system a bit...
But Americans can't tell English 'accents' from Australian anyway!
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On 11/11/05 at 08:17 -0800, MrC wrote
It is commonly acccepted that users should not enable automatic
sleep/hibernate when using their systems as servers.
As far as I can tell, on my Mac running SlimServer actually prevents
Energy Saver from putting the machine to sleep. I can do so manually
If this helps anyone with their anticipation, under similar
circumstances: Here are the details of my order:
Order: 10/27
Approved: 10/28
Shipment conf: 11/10 (for 11/11 arrival)
Arrival: 11/11, 10:16am.
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seanadams Wrote:
> Right now we are looking into an issue where Squeezebox does not connect
> to these "turbo" networks - for the time being you may need to disable
> the turbo feature.
FYI: as a data point, I'm able to leave on the "turbo" feature of the
belkin pre-n (although its not called tur
radish Wrote:
> I'd think you'd want a number of server boxes with their own local
> drives mirroring the data. Disk throughput will be an issue and any NAS
> solution vaguely affordable will be slower than local disks.
True, but what we mean by "affordable" might change if you're buying
200 SB3
xml feeds: can you suggest a best-of-breed site that offers a large
collection of material in a highly usable way? it would be easiest to
tell them 'look at xyz.com'
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Indeed - get enough hardware. If you care about your guests, you
wouldn't want them to suffer dropouts while someone searches the
library, for example.
Curious, is broadcasting music this way in a commercial environment
legal where you live? Sure wouldn't want the music-police to visit
your pla
bishopdonmiguel Wrote:
> > I'd like to spice up our phone system a bit...
>
> I think you should go with a Monty Python-esque man impersonating
> Australian female voice thing. It would be much funnier, Bruce.
We also considered:
- The MoviePhone guy
- The Fry's guy
- The Crocodile Hunter
-
Am I correct in thinking that using DHCP to assign an IP address to
something which is going to be used as a server is still a bad thing
even with technology like Rendezvous & mDNS.
Anything which is going to be a server (your SB is a client) should
have a static IP.
Now I'd be surprised if your
ChrisB Wrote:
> Just to remind Sean to do this :-)
Will post after 5PM PST.
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hickinbottoms Wrote:
> MP3 would be much better than Real, but still isn't really 'free'.
> People
> who care about such things (like the Slashdot crowd) demand Ogg, but
> that's
> not nearly as widely supported (especially by portable players). MP3
> would
> be the best compromise, I feel.
>
>
Michael,
I tried resizing the gifs in the images folder, to make the icons for
play, add etc. a little larger but it didn't make any difference. Are
they resized in the html somewhere?
Thanks
Richard
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> I'd like to spice up our phone system a bit...
I think you should go with a Monty Python-esque man impersonating
Australian female voice thing. It would be much funnier, Bruce.
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> I'm assume the uprated DACs in the SB2/3 only come into effect for the
> analogue stage
Yes. Provided you don't have issues with buffering etc, I would think
that an SB1 over SPDIF would be very comparable to an SB3 over SPDIF.
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Subject: [slim] Re: SB3 Backlog
We shipping a good qty now, and by tomorrow we should be down to o
Risko Wrote:
> i apologize, i should've put more specifics about my setup in my first
> post. everything in my setup is wired, pc to router, sb3 to router. the
> router is wireless, but all slim components are hot wired. sorry.
Well in that case I'm truly stumped! I will say however, in agreemen
ouch...
tried the site, after what seemed years I got to enter some songs. As I
needed my daily Piazzolla fix, entered some songs, they werent
recognized , so I went for some worldwide known one from him, and typed
Libertango...
After lots of waiting I was greeted with some "Samba" by Bond...
I'd like to spice up our phone system a bit...
Looking for a professional who can record approx 20 minutes of
announcements/menus, and be available in the future for updates.
If you know anyone please ask them to email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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i apologize, i should've put more specifics about my setup in my first
post. everything in my setup is wired, pc to router, sb3 to router. the
router is wireless, but all slim components are hot wired. sorry.
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Risk
On 11-Nov-05, at 5:22 AM, SAS_James wrote:
I tried 6.5b but it crashed my system and couldn't find my squeeze box.
so i went back to 6.2.0
Don't use 6.5 for production systems. 6.2.1 builds are the stable
choice.
-k
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bglad Wrote:
> fuzzyT - unsynched. It's a hotel, the idea is eventually to have one in
> every room
>
> thanks sean - presumably one could also run two or more separate
> slimserver boxes sharing a nas drive?
Wouldn't recommend low-end NAS for this - much slower than a PC.
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> I have a setup for streaming fm radio to my sqeezeboxes similar to
that described here:
[snip]
> Any ideas, anybody?
Sorry, I don't. But I'm curious to find out what you're using for the
fm-tuner on your 'bsd box.
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fuzzyT - unsynched. It's a hotel, the idea is eventually to have one in
every room
thanks sean - presumably one could also run two or more separate
slimserver boxes sharing a nas drive?
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Semi-audiophile question!
I'm waiting on two of the new SB3's. Currently, I have two SB1's - one
in the lounge, one in the family room. The lounge one is hooked up
using the onboard DAC to an analogue amp, the family room is hooked up
to my HT receiver, via the digital out. Obviously, one of th
I don't think 40 would be a problem, but at some point approaching 200
units, the streaming workload would probably need to be managed
differently. The solution might be to hand that off to apache, possibly
on another machine. This used to be a fairly easy hack in slimserver but
I'm not sure what
bglad wrote:
do you know anyone who has run 40 squeezeboxes on one server?
synch'd, unsynch'd or mixed?
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One small point about cost. RAID1 has the smallest buy in, but
$/MB is more expensive than RAID5 (as long as the R1 and R5 controllers
are about the same price.)
Finally a subject that's in my area of professional expertise, rather than hobbyist interest.On 11/11/05, Dan Goodinson <
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I totally do not understand Random Mix. On my SB2 and Slimserver, when
I select Random Mix and then Random Songs, it selects 17 songs then
quits. I have the option of replaying those 17 songs or jumping
through hoops to get it to select another 17 songs (i.e., I typically
have to clear the curre
MP3 would be much better than Real, but still isn't really 'free'. People
who care about such things (like the Slashdot crowd) demand Ogg, but that's
not nearly as widely supported (especially by portable players). MP3 would
be the best compromise, I feel.
Stuart
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From:
clumsyoik Wrote:
>
> For a really serious solution, you need to use something like
> rdiff-backup, which will allow you to recover back to an arbitrary
> point in time.
Have you actually tried binary data diffs with large files? This would
take ages for larger libraries! And the storage requir
I have two wireless SB2. One works fine, connecting to my home wireless
network (Cisco AP340 802.11b access point). 128bit WEP.
Bought a second SB2. Set it up exactly the same, but it is unable to
connect to the wireless. Well, it has once or twice, but not 90% of the
time. Both are running firmw
SB2 has a very large buffer, so the music can continue to play after
server shutdown, until the buffer is exhausted. You'll see no screen
updates, because that's controlled via the server. Remember that
contstant network activity I mentioned, even duing native WMA playback?
I believe what has c
do you know anyone who has run 40 squeezeboxes on one server? how about
200 s'boxes - is that feasible on one server? i'm assuming that users
won't use the web interface, just the remote control; that all files
are mp3; that all sboxes will be running simultaneously; and that
they're all on a LAN
With wired routers, I'd say it doesn't matter
which one you get. It's more the features you
need that will determine what you get.
Even when I couldn't get my SMC2804WBRP-G router
to work with my SB2 wirelessly, the wired ports
worked perfectly.
TCM wrote:
> JJZolx Wrote:
>
>>But I've alwa
@stuart - what format should we ask for? i've felt the pain of mplayer &
real, but how should they be streaming? does mp3 work for this?
@radish - so we need a single xml feed listing all podcasts (& 'listen
again' shows) ?
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agentsmith Wrote:
> Same here, I think the site has been Slimmed :)Actually, it got "dugg". I
> saw that it came up on the front page of
digg.com last night. I'm sure it got hit pretty hard this morning when
everyone got to work today...
--Tom Malsbury
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radish Wrote:
> Site didn't work at all for me, so went away. Launching a popup is bad
> enough, but an empty one? Hmmm
Same here, I think the site has been Slimmed :)
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mflint Wrote:
> I did also think about buying something like a NSLU2 or Linkstation,
> adding a wireless card and giving it to a neighbour.
Or two routers that can do VPN, give one to a friend, who can then be
pretty much anywhere where they have DSL or cable modems, and you could
send the stuff
radish wrote:
Site didn't work at all for me, so went away. Launching a popup is bad
enough, but an empty one? Hmmm
Yeah, I can get it working just enough to make it look interesting, but
right now it's making SlimServer 6.0's performance look snappy. :)
- Marc
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It reprograms the Xilinx logic chip, which handles the clocks, s/pdif,
and DAC interface. If you remember older computer used to have dozens
of 14-pin or 16-pin chips with 74 part numbers. Modern systems use
programmable chips (CPLDs or FPGAs) in place of these. They are
smaller, less expensi
Try disabling windows Zero Conf and using the driver software that came
with your wireless card. It's quite common for the stuff built into XP
to do this - it's looking for other networks which might be "better"
than the one it's connected to.
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