I just checked the voltage points mentioned in this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?74844-Troubleshooting-(internal)-power-supply-issue&p=515312&viewfull=1#post515312
Everything is pretty close, except the 14.8V point comes out between
14.5 and 14.6, perhaps not important.
Thanks for the link - the recommended MTU size came to what the port was
already set to - 1500.
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Fizbin and Mnyb, thinking it's a solder issue is just a guess, coming
from the observation that putting mild torque or pressure on the
connections and/or board can change the behavior between seeing the
ethernet and not seeing it at all, and also between hiccups with the ir
communications of the r
bpa - thanks for the suggestions. I'll have to get familiar with using
Wireshark, which I'm game for.
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After playing around with it some more, I now think it's a case of a bad
solder joint or other bad/flaky connection. Running it without the
case, I was able to make the "no ethernet connection" condition come and
go by putting slight pressure on the board or connections. And also
getting into/ou
Yeah, it seems like there's some kind of baseline flakiness going on.
This probably accounts for:
- sometimes not recognizing that the ethernet cable is connected at all
- sometimes processing a button press repeatedly
Perhaps it's a heat thing related to a loose connection or hairline
circuit
The LMS is running on a Linux machine (ubuntu). Its configuration
hasn't changed in a long time, and the SB is talking fine with it over
wifi. On wifi tracks play without issue (except for the occasional
reboots and skipping).
I have not tried connecting to MySqueezebox.com. Will try tonight
No, and now that I moved it, it complains "ethernet appears
disconnected". I tried two different cables and two different ports on
the main router.
Then I brought it back to the WAP, and I'm getting the same thing there.
So it seems like the jostling made something stop working (not that I
handl
d6jg wrote:
> Remove the static IP on Ethernet.
> Each network card has its own MAC address. You can't have the 2 MAC
> addresses - wired & wireless - with the same IP. Your switch or router
> doesn't know where to find the route to the wired connection so is
> sending them to where it last foun
I have a Squeezebox Classic, running firmware 137, server is 7.7.5.
I've been running it over wifi for many years.
Recently I experienced the problem of the player randomly resetting,
sometimes skipping. I read up on the forums, did factory resets and
xilinx programs, didn't help. So I switche
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