shvejk Wrote:
> The latest load/performance issues with SqueezeNetwork got me
> thinking...
>
> Is slim architecture still a good idea in 2006, when cheap embedded
> devices are getting more and more powerful?
>
> SqueezeNetwork provides ( so far ) little functionality. If the same
> functional
Are these not the basic steps?
1) Some kind of general connection is made to the wireless router once
I enter its encryption/password key. This seems happy.
2) Since I select Obtain IP address automatically (DHCP) it goes and
does something and comes back.
3) It displays the found IP address fo
Thanks for your help Mr. StinkingPig, but I am afraid even though I have
been in software for 22 years, these questions aren't so easy.
So
1) verify that the Slimserver is running
I can only assume that since I can see it up that it is running.
2) and that the firewall isn't blocking it.
I don
I've got a black SB3 now, and I take back all that stuff I said about it
-- in person it is not as tall and tipsy-looking as it seems in the
pictures. It looks quite good on my mantelpiece.
Anyway, that frees up a wired-only Squeezebox G. This is the Squeezebox 1
model with a better screen. I did
>
> I have tried the manually set the IP address steps. It asks me what the
> IP address of the Player is. Why does it ask me what its own IP address
> is? I would have thought it knows that itself.Is it allowing me to
> assign one for the player willy-nilly?
>
> If so, why?
>
Because some people
I have tried the manually set the IP address steps. It asks me what the
IP address of the Player is. Why does it ask me what its own IP address
is? I would have thought it knows that itself.Is it allowing me to
assign one for the player willy-nilly?
If so, why?
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OK.
1) Squeezebox boots up and says hi
-- I'll give you that one even though it doesn't say Hi.
2) You press the button, it requests an address from your router
No. I requests an encryption key/router password from me. After I
type it in, it goes off (connecting to wireless network) and comes
>
> After the step where it automatically gets an IP address (DHCP) it
> succeeds and displays the IP address. Then it goes to the next screen
> where it asks me to select a music source. What it then displays is the
> correct IP address that I typed in earlier. If I push the right arrow,
> meanin
After the step where it automatically gets an IP address (DHCP) it
succeeds and displays the IP address. Then it goes to the next screen
where it asks me to select a music source. What it then displays is the
correct IP address that I typed in earlier. If I push the right arrow,
meaning I like tha
OK, new version is up (same link as before). This should have fixed the
odd issue people with a single player were seeing, I've also added a
basic "Now Playing" display, click the "i" button to show it. Note -
the controls & display will update when you use the remote or web
interface, but there m
Are those steps you gave steps I can make using the remote on the SB3 or
what? I have never seen those options go by in the time I have been
scrolling through SB3 menus.
I don't know how to make the Slimserver machine ping the SB3 since I
don't know the SB3 IP address. How do I get it? I suspect
>
> I think I have done everything properly. Except that the automatic DCHP
> bit has me confused. I let it do its automatic thing and after that I
> would have thought it would finish but it continues by asking me for my
> Slimserver IP address, which I assume is the IP address of my machine.
> W
Great. Thanks for all your work on something that I think will be very
useful.
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I think I have done everything properly. Except that the automatic DCHP
bit has me confused. I let it do its automatic thing and after that I
would have thought it would finish but it continues by asking me for my
Slimserver IP address, which I assume is the IP address of my machine.
Why, if it is
>
> I now believe you are right. I type ipconfig in the cmd window and
> discovered my slimserver ip address. I then correctly entered it after
> going through the connection sequence and it failed to connect at that
> point. I checked firewall exceptions and they are already checked,
> meaning sl
I now believe you are right. I type ipconfig in the cmd window and
discovered my slimserver ip address. I then correctly entered it after
going through the connection sequence and it failed to connect at that
point. I checked firewall exceptions and they are already checked,
meaning slimserver por
>
> According to the documentation on the actual Slimserver software
> 'Getting Started' page, I am supposed to see this welcome screen when I
> start up the SB3:
>
>
> Would you like to set up the player?
>> No, proceed with startup
>
That's what I see on my SB2 which is on the same LAN as the S
If you haven't got the regular menu then you're not connected to the
slimserver. The signal strength is displayed regardless of whether
you're connected to anything.
I assume you went through the "setup networking" steps - at the end of
that you should get a "Connecting to Slimserver..." message
According to the documentation on the actual Slimserver software
'Getting Started' page, I am supposed to see this welcome screen when I
start up the SB3:
Would you like to set up the player?
> No, proceed with startup
I don't get that screen and I am forced to deal with Network issues,
whic
>
> Do you mean by that 'did I download and install Slimserver on my
> computer'? If that is what you meant by your question, then the answer
> is yes. I have been using it for a month and listening via
> Softsqueeze.
>
> My problems seems to be related to what the remote can and cannot do.
> Righ
Actually you're right I just checked our supply and it runs 5.25 with no
load (5.0 when connected).
Realize I'm erring on the side of caution here - we spent a great deal
of time testing our own power supply but I have no idea how any other
particular one is going to perform - I'm just suggesting
Do you mean by that 'did I download and install Slimserver on my
computer'? If that is what you meant by your question, then the answer
is yes. I have been using it for a month and listening via
Softsqueeze.
My problems seems to be related to what the remote can and cannot do.
Right now, it only
...
>
> The issues with SqueezeNetwork are another story.
> Only Slim knows how scalable it is. Obviously
> it's costing money - servers aren't free, nor is
> bandwidth! The breaking point will come when they
> are forced to start charging for the service. Now
> I like SqueezeNetwork, but if t
azumandus Wrote:
> Everytime I receive or make a call while I am listening to my system it
> the it freaks out and just freezes (all music and the squeezebox) I
> need to disconnect the squeezebox from the wall and then plug it back
> in so it can connect again. But not before I hang up the phone
2.4GHz phones are a common cause of wifi problems, ditch it. I have a
5.8 and it works just fine (using it with Vonage too, not that that
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> Is the Squeezebox freaking out on internet radio, or your own music?
> The other possibility is that the Vonage connection is using up enough
> of your bandwidth that there isn't left over for the internet radio
> stream to get through (the router will always give priority to the
> voice traffic
>
> Never heard of this - which make/model is the phone?
>
>
My wife's Uniden Tru3485 sometimes knocks my wireless router offline too.
I don't care since I only use wired for important traffic like
Squeezeboxes, but it's not unprecedented. The phone is a spread-spectrum
model and it will eventual
>
> I found the manual that comes with the SB3 to be 'slim'. Is there a FAQ
> or something that will step me through the setup. What I have found is
> that I have somehow got to where it appears that I have made the
> connection but I can't get out of the Network connection screens to
> some point
nelamvr6 wrote:
seanadams Wrote:
It'll work at 5.2V but I would not recommend running it like that for an
extended time. Although SB3 does have over-voltage protection it won't
kick in until 5.5 or so.
The thing is the internal VFD supply depends on the 5V supply being
accurate in order to gen
I second the Uniden recommendation - they are fantastic. Crystal clear
sound, with nice buttons/UI/ergonomics/aesthetics.
Still would like to know why your phones are freaking out he SB though.
A good test would be to see if they interrupt downloads to a laptop - it
may be the access point that's
Get a 5.8Ghz cordless phone system. We have the Uniden PowerMax, it
works great. The problem with wifi is everything broadcasts in the
2.4Ghz range: the neighbors' wifi, cordless phones, bluetooth, wireless
mice, even your microwave.
Is the Squeezebox freaking out on internet radio, or your own m
seanadams Wrote:
> It'll work at 5.2V but I would not recommend running it like that for an
> extended time. Although SB3 does have over-voltage protection it won't
> kick in until 5.5 or so.
>
> The thing is the internal VFD supply depends on the 5V supply being
> accurate in order to generate
Native format for the Slug is Ext3, a standard linux filesystem.
Mirroring drives on the Slug shouldn't be an issue. I'm fairly certain
the Linksys firmware supports it but not sure about the Slug firmwares.
Flashing isn't difficult if it's something you're comfortable with. Then
again, I've proba
I found the manual that comes with the SB3 to be 'slim'. Is there a FAQ
or something that will step me through the setup. What I have found is
that I have somehow got to where it appears that I have made the
connection but I can't get out of the Network connection screens to
some point where I can
Never heard of this - which make/model is the phone?
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Yes it's a cordless a 2.4. We use one of those cordless phones which you
can add other phones to. Only way to have phone in the entire house with
vonage. Any solution you think?
p.s. it seems that sometimes it doesn't crashes just looses connection
and once I get off the phone it reconnects.
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Is your phone a cordless? If so, that sounds like it could be the
problem. Wireless routers broadcast in the same frequency as some
cordless phone models2.4 Ghz I think (could be wrong though). A
conflict would cause one of the connections to fail.
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It'll work at 5.2V but I would not recommend running it like that for an
extended time. Although SB3 does have over-voltage protection it won't
kick in until 5.5 or so.
The thing is the internal VFD supply depends on the 5V supply being
accurate in order to generate its filament voltage. If the f
Hello everyone hoping you all can help me. I just received my new
Squeezebox 2 plantinum (wireless). After tweaking my router for about
an hour I finally got it connected and working. You can imagine how
happy I was. Anyways I was listening and tweaking when I get a phone
call and one I pick it up
Just to let you guys with problems know, I've figured out what's wrong.
I have a general bug with handling extended responses containing only
one result (which is what you get if there's only one player
connected). I have 3 players, hence I don't see the bug. I'm working on
a fix and will post a n
Reinstall Slimserver. I had the same problem and this worked for me.
Don't really know why.
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seanadams Wrote:
> You need to look for an adjustment knob (usually a small pot you turn
> with a screwdriver). Dial it in to 5.0V and you should be good.
Unfortunately, these babies are glued shut.
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JJZolx Wrote:
> I've added the following comment to bug/request #1976. Hopefully it
> would cover all needs in this issue:
>
>
> If it's important to you, then vote for the bug. Don't just CC
> yourself. By voting you automatically get CC'd with all new comments
> and changes to the bug.
>
jonheal Wrote:
> I bought a couple of alledgedly linear power supplies on eBay for cheap.
> They're big suckahs. They weigh about 3 lbs:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/cdtaj
>
> I put the old multi-meter on them and got 5.22V DC. The label says they
> deliver 2300mA.
>
> Do you reckon they're safe for
I bought a couple of alledgedly linear power supplies on eBay for cheap.
They're big suckahs. They weigh about 3 lbs:
http://tinyurl.com/cdtaj
I put the old multi-meter on them and got 5.22V DC. The label says they
deliver 2300mA.
Do you reckon they're safe for the SB3?
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nicketynick Wrote:
> Good question. I think the best and easiest way would be to pull the
> drive off the slug, plug it into a PC and back-up onto another external
> drive
Not so fast, grasshopper!
>From what I've read, you can run slimserver on a slug, or you can have
FAT32 hard disks you can
I just downloaded 6.2.1 and it does not start. I doubleclick the icon
and it's saying "Slim Server Starting", but it never completes startup
and I can't send any music to my Squeezebox. I'm running Windows XP.
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Yes - you can run it via Terminal. There's no Preference Pane control however.
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Hi,
I think you need theese links:
Antenne Bayern: mms://194.97.144.9:80/antenne?MSWMExt=.asf
Rockantenne: mms://194.97.144.9/rockantenne?MSWMExt=.asf
but both stations also submit mp3-streams:
Antenne Bayern: http://streaming-2.antenne.de:80/
Rockantenne: http://streaming-3.antenne.de:80/
Are you normally able to play uncompressed music on this player, i.e.
stream as wav to the player?
It may that the network between slimserver and the player can't sustain
the data rate. If so try enabling bitrate limiting for this player
using the web interface. [assuming you have lame installe
Not using Mac myself, I am just curious.
Can the mac people use the SlimServer_.tar.gz files ?
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I have an SB1 with server 6.2.1, an Alien BBC 1.00 - Mplayer should be
the latest one, as far as I know, having the 20051113 zip file
version.
Alien is, however,giving me a problem when BBC is concerned.
Virgin Radio works well.
BBC, on the otherhand, start hicupping every three to four seconds
In an ideal world it would be, in SQLeze:
select * from album order by artist, album;
actually, in an *ideal* world, it would be 'order by artist, year', but
there's no way I'm trying to taking on that ID3 tagging project...I
think I have a valid year tag in about 3% of my collection.
cheers,
#!
bklaas Wrote:
> However, the simple fact that it sorts by Album name and not Artist name
> makes the feature nice, in a gee-whiz sorta way, but close to zero
> utility for me. Who thinks to look under 'W' for The Beatles - White
> Album?
>
Totally agree with this, bug 305. I think (from the bu
Excellent! Thanks Dean. I have been having withdrawl symptoms for
Ben's 770 skin updates.
macdaddy
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on home page links:
I made a few command decisions to round out the home icon set after
moving things around on the top nav bar (back button removed, internet
radio and search moved up to the nav bar)
FWIW, I use almost exclusively these 2 browse links from the home page:
Music Folder, Artist
Ge
Ben:
I have been using the newest skin available for Mac (nightly updates
aren't regular for Mac). I am curious about the "New Music" and
"Favorite" selections on the main menu. First, to me the "New Music"
isn't really that helpful. Do many people use this option? It just
shows the 100 most
I'm new to Squeezebox3, having only received it yesterday. So far I'm
veryimpressed, I can finally play flac files properly. Can/will SB3
support rtp streams? I particularly want to receive the streams from
www.rockantenne.de and www.antenne.de.
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Perfect, thanks KDF!
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Softsqueeze is not the way to go for this, esp. since the 770 doesn't
have java support. But there's a better option...
I've been planning on writing up a wiki-ish HOWTO somewhere (where?
slimdevices? internettablettalk?) on how to stream to the 770, but in
lieu of that here's the basics.
a. get
I read from somewhere the Opera browser on 770 does not support Java.
Softsqueeze is a java program, but you can use the internet radio
player on 770 to get stream audio from slimserver.
gharris999 Wrote:
> Any idea what it would take to get softsqueeze working on a 770? I love
> this skin, by
I think I fixed it. The mac build server had a clock that was off.
Rebuilding today's build now, tomorrow's should happen automatically.
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bklaas Wrote:
> Yes, a very expensive remote, but MAN does it do a whole lot more. Web
> browsing is its finest feature, but I have been streaming slimserver
> directly to the Nokia's audio player quite a bit lately and listening
> with headphones. It's not only poor-man's Sonos, it's poor-man's
Do these files play OK in a computer audio player?
foobar2000, for instance, will let you know if it
encounters errors.
Blaine wrote:
> Hello everyone, i have had my squeezebox for about a
month now (the
> latest generation squeezebox, hardwired cat5) and
sense the beginning
> on certain songs t
I've added the following comment to bug/request #1976. Hopefully it
would cover all needs in this issue:
> Ideally, this should _not_ be a simple server-wide preference. It
> should be
> implemented as configurable in several places. Also, despite the bug
> summary,
> this should apply to both
For the question of backup, I have a complete set of music online on my
desktop, and then will carry the slug and it's hard drive around with
me as a portable system.
But I don't have 500G of music.
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Micha
I believe what the OP referred to here is what is
called "absolute polarity".
This is outside of how your speakers are wired and
assumes that speakers need to be moving out to
produce certain sounds, not in.
From what I have read at AVS Forum, it's pretty
controversial. Only high-end equipm
Good question. I think the best and easiest way would be to pull the
drive off the slug, plug it into a PC and back-up onto another external
drive - doing it through the slug would be too slow, from what I've
read. But what does it do to the slug hack when you pull the drive off
- ie. are the dr
Alex Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes wrote:
On Thu 12 January 2006 20:12, Michaelwagner wrote:
The thing I don't get is, do people really release recordings with the
phasing wrong?
I agree that signals being out of phase between channels is blindingly
obvious, but I believe P Floding is talking abo
Yes, I should have mentioned this. SqueezeNetwork
does cost Slim money. It's really fantastic that
they don't charge for it. It shows care for
Slim's customers and shows that we aren't viewed
as just a cash cow!
Josef Shvejk wrote:
>
> Most companies would just charge a monthly fee for
Sq
THis thread is really neat. I like this slug idea. I am in the process
of rebuilding the familly file server/ (my slimserver). It has become a
huge time sink hole due to RAID controller/motherboard issues.
Question, if you were running slimserver on a Linux slug with 2 500G
USB drives, how wo
Michaelwagner Wrote:
> The thing I don't get is, do people really release recordings with the
> phasing wrong?
I've read that as many as half of all recordings are out of phase, so
apparently it's not much of a priority to the recording industry. And
also probably why many audiophile preamps inc
On Thu 12 January 2006 20:12, Michaelwagner wrote:
> P Floding Wrote:
> > With a high resolution system (a phase coherent one) the difference
> > between correct and incorrect polarity on some recordings are very
> > dramatic.
>
> I have one of those test setup CDs that plays honks and chirps at
>
Oops, I screwed that up.
log1.txt = unsuccessful submission
log2.txt = successful submission.
Sorry about the confusion.
It looks like in the unsuccessful attempt comands are being send to :
127.0.0.1:4288
And in the successful to:
127.0.0.1:4622
Not sure about the two different port numbers
Thank you for your reply, Sean. I am looking forward for the new Squeezenetwork services.
Most companies would just charge a monthly fee for Squeezenetwork, getting more and more money as the user base grows. It is really cool that you do not charge anything. My existing SB2s are getting new fea
P Floding Wrote:
> With a high resolution system (a phase coherent one) the difference
> between correct and incorrect polarity on some recordings are very
> dramatic.
I have one of those test setup CDs that plays honks and chirps at
different frequencies, plays into the left and right channel so
richidoo Wrote:
>
> I measured across one analog output with 0dB test tones playing at SQB
> volume setting 40 through entire freq band. V read .4V and gradually
> decreased to .09V and falling. Then I realized I was giving the SQB no
> resistance to drive, so the readings are BS. Can I just han
Hello everyone, i have had my squeezebox for about a month now (the
latest generation squeezebox, hardwired cat5) and sense the beginning
on certain songs there will be a very harsh amount of distortion making
it impossible to listen to those songs. The problem seems to only happen
with certain VB
Interesting thoughts.
While embedded processors are getting cheaper and
more powerful, they still can't come close to the
power and flexibility of regular processors.
Also there's the issue of firmware. Firmware
changes in such devices are still limited and
difficult. But software changes i
Quoting P Floding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Néstor Wrote:
I think bug 829 is really close to what you are asking. Maybe we can try
reopening the bug.
Yes, it is very similar. Just a bit less specific. It is not really a
duplicate of the other bug report either.
you can choose to dilute the requ
Some firewalls, especially new releases of firewalls, seem to lose track
of their major purpose, which is protecting the inside network from the
outside, and start sticking their noses where they don't belong, that
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shvejk Wrote:
> The latest load/performance issues with SqueezeNetwork got me
> thinking...
>
> Is slim architecture still a good idea in 2006, when cheap embedded
> devices are getting more and more powerful?
>
> SqueezeNetwork provides ( so far ) little functionality. If the same
> functional
On 1/12/06, el payo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We had a new Mac nightly build on the 10th and now we're back to nojoy... is the Mac build queue broken or should we expect onlyoccasional Mac builds moving ahead?For christ's sake, who cares!
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Néstor Wrote:
> I think bug 829 is really close to what you are asking. Maybe we can try
> reopening the bug.
Yes, it is very similar. Just a bit less specific. It is not really a
duplicate of the other bug report either.
I don't agree with the assessment, in that request, that only
"sensitive"
It wouldn't surprise me much. I found the
firmware on my SMC2804WBRP-G to be quite poor.
I could not connect my SB2, and after playing
around with 10 firmware versions of the 20 (!) out
there for this model, I decided to ditch it. Some
of these firmware versions were known to disable
pretty
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On 12/01/06, max. spicer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If you look at the random mix code (around line 563) you'll see that it
> has a specific list of commands that it watches out for. If it sees
> one of these commands, it stops the mix. Run slimserver with d_plugins
> and watch out in the log
The latest load/performance issues with SqueezeNetwork got me
thinking...
Is slim architecture still a good idea in 2006, when cheap embedded
devices are getting more and more powerful?
SqueezeNetwork provides ( so far ) little functionality. If the same
functionality is available in firmware, t
Hi Mark,
Well, I think *should* is the problem - I'll double-test, but I'm
pretty confident SB3 won't connect to my SMCWBR14g with the firewall
enabled (but will when its disabled). Maybe there is some other
setting in the firewall keeping the SB3 from connecting? I don't know
diddly about fire
Quoting Greg Klanderman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I think so - externally the cases are the same.
I believe there are a couple tabs that you need to remove to allow
room for the
slightly larger display unit. I can't remember if it was the top or bottom
ones. You'll know when you try it. ;)
MrC Wrote:
> Ben,
>
> I'll create some glowing icons for you to select from. I wasn't sure
> that's what you really meant, as the remainder of the skin is of a
> flatter style. If there are any colors you'd prefer for the glow,
> feel free to offer up your suggestions. Or if you still want a
I've done a bit of research on this ...
Both hardware mods will void your warantee :-)
the clock speed thing is (relatively) easy.
The memory thing needs someone with some replacement chips, a whole lot
of patience and good tools. So I'm going to give that one the pass for
now, perhaps come ba
But note you shouldn't need to set this in your
router firewall unless you're planning on
streaming music to the Internet.
Router firewalls should* have no effect on your
LAN. They are intended for traffic going to and
from the WAN (Internet) to your LAN (local
network), not traffic within y
All very odd. No, both IP addresses are well within range and I've tried
turning off and on again. Maybe a full reset would be worth doing. As I
said, the SB3 plays well but the selection process (albums / artists)
occasionally jumps a bit.
Really just trying to keep things tidy and as efficient
>> I think so - externally the cases are the same.
> I believe there are a couple tabs that you need to remove to allow room for
> the
> slightly larger display unit. I can't remember if it was the top or bottom
> ones. You'll know when you try it. ;)
Thanks KDF and Jack for your replies. K
I'm all for that - if we could find a linux pro with a slug willing to
show us 'just how easy it is', it would be the ideal solution for SS.
It would be better with just a little more processing speed (no need to
fiddle around with 'clocking'), and more memory - maybe Linksys will
recognize this?
Well, Nick, maybe we can work with the slug together. I like the slug
idea too ... especially for a portable system I'm building ... and I'm
hoping that, over time, they'll get the memory footprint down so the
slug won't be overwealmed by Slim.
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Michaelwagner
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WinSlim Version: 1.0.2201.41709
SLimCliLib Version: 0.5.2201.41705
SlimServer Version: 6.2.1
I noticed today that WinSlim finds the library of SlimServer (the
library specs are displayed in the "Library" section). I tried turning
off my firewall and uninstalling .NET 1.1 but still got the error w
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