Jeff07971 wrote:
> Choice is one thing but how do you run Raspbian (Raspberry Pi ARM
> processor) on an Shuttle (Intel x86 processor ?) ?
>
> Jeff
>
> EDIT: Sorry Ronnie just realised !
That's OK Jeff :)
It's nice weather for the naughty step..off you go :p
boardtc wrote:
> I powered it up tonight.
> I was able to connect to the Logitech Media Server Version: 7.7.5 -
> 1416570306 @ Thu Nov 27 07:38:09 CUT 2014 via port 9000.
>
That is good news - at least you know that the machine and LMS still
work.
Did you try connecting a player to it and
afriend wrote:
> I've tried many different variations: the *library_id getRealId call*
> with and without -params-, -inside and outside- the passthrough block,
> with and without -changing the searchTags- value, with and without the
> -$pt-
You certainly have too many parameters in there :-D.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Have you tried simply powering it up and checking to see if it still
> works?
> It probably will - perhaps might need IP address change if you used a
> static one that is now in a different range or is already used by one of
> your other devices.
I powered it up tonight.
I
No, currently it's not back.
I found that the old code just isn't portable to iOS 11 so the plan
currently is to re-implement it based on the upcoming (for a while,
unfortunately) iPeng redesign.
ETA would be around the release of iOS 13.
If you have the full iPeng, it's party mode works pretty
Man in a van wrote:
> Choice make us all different :p:)
>
> ronnie
Choice is one thing but how do you run Raspbian (Raspberry Pi ARM
processor) on an Shuttle (Intel x86 processor ?) ?
Jeff
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Receiver,SqueezeLite-X,PiCorePlayer x3
*Server:* LMS Version:
mherger wrote:
> Just define the library_id here for every menu item (using the same
> ->getRealId() call for the individual libraries)
I've tried many different variations: the *library_id getRealId call*
with and without -params-, -inside and outside- the passthrough block,
with and without
Manul wrote:
> That's Debian with a Desktop environment. I don't quite see why you'd
> choose that over plain Debian for a headless server.
Choice make us all different :p:)
ronnie
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Man in a van wrote:
> I would suggest running this
>
> https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspberry-pi-desktop/
That's Debian with a Desktop environment. I don't quite see why you'd
choose that over plain Debian for a headless server.
boardtc wrote:
> 4 years ago I packed up my Tranquil pc T7 which ran WHS and which I used
> for a Squeezebox server for an original squeezebox and a boom. I loved
> it for accessing the BBC, Deezer and Soma radio. But we were moving
> house...and the kit is still boxed up now!
>
>
>
> Maybe
boardtc wrote:
> I have a monitor to connect to it to for setup if needed but when in use
> I will not have one connected to it. At the moment I am asuming 32 bit
> but need to access it to confirm. Regardless of the distributiuon I need
> to find out how to install it, I guess I need to get
d6jg wrote:
> Deezer is still as it was
>
> Returning to the existing T7 does it have a cd/dvd? If so download iso
> and burn to dvd then boot with it in the tray. Or burn iso to USB and
> boot from that.
> It will wipe the existing disk including your music. Have you got a
> backup?
> If the
boardtc wrote:
> Thanks for the heads up! I am a Deezer man. It used to work wihout an
> extra plugin before.I assume there is a Spooty equivalent plugin for it
> now...does anyone know?
Deezer is still as it was
Returning to the existing T7 does it have a cd/dvd? If so download iso
and burn
d6jg wrote:
> On 32 bit.
> Check that Spotty will run on it first.
> It would be a pain to build the whole thing only to find that one of
> your key requirements is a no no.
> I say this because I know that Spotty won't run on Vortexbox 2.3 which
> is 32bit but I don't know if that is VB only
boardtc wrote:
> I have a monitor to connect to it to for setup if needed but when in use
> I will not have one connected to it. At the moment I am asuming 32 bit
> but need to access it to confirm. Regardless of the distributiuon I need
> to find out how to install it, I guess I need to get
Manul wrote:
> Headless as in you don't own a monitor or headless as in you don't want
> a monitor connected to it in daily use? If you have a monitor, I'd
> second @Jeff07971's recommendation of Debian: I have experienced it as a
> rock solid distribution and installation is quite straight
Paul Webster wrote:
> Have you tried simply powering it up and checking to see if it still
> works?
> It probably will - perhaps might need IP address change if you used a
> static one that is now in a different range or is already used by one of
> your other devices.
Just found a 12V power
boardtc wrote:
> I believe the terminology is a headless server. Any tips on how I can
> install Ubuntu server on it?
Headless as in you don't own a monitor or headless as in you don't want
a monitor connected to it in daily use? If you have a monitor, I'd
second @Jeff07971's recommendation of
Have you tried simply powering it up and checking to see if it still
works?
It probably will - perhaps might need IP address change if you used a
static one that is now in a different range or is already used by one of
your other devices.
Paul Webster
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Manul wrote:
> Will you just be accessing online services or do you plan to serve your
> own music collection through the server as well? If the latter, what
> size of collection are we talking about?
I have < 100GB.
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