bouton wrote:
> Thanks for your detailed instructions. I tried and tried. Learned way
> much more than I ever wanted to know about Linux. Gave up and installed
> it onto the flash drive of the T5720 - AND IT STILL DIDN'T Work!. So
> took the hd, put it into another pc - and guess what - it was th
I've just got SqueezeCenter running on Debian on a t5710 thin-client
using the internal flash disk and it runs flawlessly, so it's good to
see that you resolved it on the more powerful t5720.
These little boxes are perfect for this application, so long as you're
using a NAS for your actual music
Thanks for your detailed instructions. I tried and tried. Learned way
much more than I ever wanted to know about Linux. Gave up and installed
it onto the flash drive of the T5720 - AND IT STILL DIDN'T Work!. So
took the hd, put it into another pc - and guess what - it was the HD
that was corrupted
Since you are running Linux I think the first thing you should do is run
"top" and check on the resources of the hpt5720. I am not clear on your
set up, but if the "pen" (aka flash memory) drive is your "disk drive"
(if that is possible) and you are swapping out, you may severely impact
perfo
I have posted this on the linux forum, but no luck, so thought I'd try
here.
I may be trying the impossible, but I really want it to work.
I have installed linux/squeezecenter on a pendrive and am running it on
a thin client hpt5720. Well almost!
It works fine for radio etc but if i tried to pl
