kdf;513375 Wrote:
both devices are supported if run as a server on a PC. They are not
supported when run as tinySBS on the touch device. This is due to
additional overhead in the protocol for these devices..[
In 4 words: they are too slim...!? :-)
It's fascinating because back in 2005 0r
mherger;513523 Wrote:
No. As kdf said in his post, 7.5-embedded is _not_ the same thing as
TinySC.
What we refer to as TinySC/TinySBS is just one configuration of the
embedded code. It's the configuration used on SB Touch which disables a
few memory intensive features using startup
You can make any embedded installation a TinySBS by adding those
parameters. The code of the two is the same.
Is it possible to turn off those memory intensive features on the
regular SBS to save resources if I don't have anything older than an
SB3?
Yes, that's exactly what I wanted to say
Just to be really, really clear :-) I think I understand the position
now - is this right:
1) There is a rearchitecture of the server to allow a smaller
footprint, that supports SB1 and slimp3.
2) This allows an install on the touch, that disables support for SB1
and slimp3 due to memory
I notice that the server software for the touch is not going to support
either the slimp3 or the squeezebox1 - are logitech phasing out support
for older hardware versions ? If so, this will clearly influence my
buying decision - I was planning on buying new hardware (probably a
touch, as and
If the older players are not working with 7.5.0, please make sure
there's a bug on that. There is no plan to remove support!
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Thanks Chris - that's reassuring. Does that apply to the server software
that will run *on* the touch, tinySC ?
Also, are you planning on releasing the stripped down server software
to the community to allow installs on, for example, NAS devices or other
small devices ?
Cheers,
Andy
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TinySBS can't support SB1 or Slimp3. If you have those devices, run the
normal server as you have already been doing for years. :)
You can download the embedded version here:
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/?ver=7.5-embedded
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andyg
andyg;513324 Wrote:
You can download the embedded version here:
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/?ver=7.5-embedded
What's the difference between the regular and embedded versions of
7.5?
Bill
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See http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Nightly_Builds
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Hey, thanks to whoever edited that wiki page to include the link and
blurb for 7.5-embedded. That was needed.
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Are there any plans to support slimp3 and sb1 in the embedded? Or are
there technical reasons why they will never be supported?
Cheers,
andy
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both devices are supported if run as a server on a PC. They are not
supported when run as tinySBS on the touch device. This is due to
additional overhead in the protocol for these devices. The embedded
branch can be run in a mode for a full server or for use on the Touch.
The term embedded is
So 7.5 embedded aka. TinySC will not support SLIMp3 nor SB1. The
wiki-page says that 7.5 embedded will eventually be merged with the
mainline code. Does that imply that SLIMp3/SB1 support will be dropped
as of that version?
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bhaagensen
bhaagensen;513392 Wrote:
So 7.5 embedded aka. TinySC will not support SLIMp3 nor SB1. The
wiki-page says that 7.5 embedded will eventually be merged with the
mainline code. Does that imply that SLIMp3/SB1 support will be dropped
as of that version?
No. As kdf said in his post, 7.5-embedded
aubuti: I missed that... somehow. Thanks.
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No. As kdf said in his post, 7.5-embedded is _not_ the same thing as
TinySC.
What we refer to as TinySC/TinySBS is just one configuration of the embedded
code. It's the configuration used on SB Touch which disables a few memory
intensive features using startup parameters.
You can make any
Wouldn't labeling the embedded branch 7.6 end some of the confusion over
the terms 'embedded' and 'TinySC'? I don't know if the branching model
supports this, before 7.5 is officially released, but I think it would
make things simpler for everyone involved.
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