Snowflake Wrote:
> I've been searching for "losing connection" and "black screen" and
> "blank screen" and haven't found a description that matches the problem
> i'm seeing... Maybe someone here has seen it.
>
> I'm running a brand new Squeezebox2, just received it a week and a half
> ago. I ha
Snowflake: would you mind using a non-animated avatar? Having it
pinging away in the corner of posts is really distracting!
Thanks,
Max
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Regarding the avatar bickering: The other 2 guys need to have a beer, or
a smoke.
Regarding your SB problem: You need to have plenty of coffee or have a
sniff and stay awake all night to see the exact moment your SB
BlackSOD's :D
Nah, in all seriousness this happens quite a bit and can be a few
Re: the possibility of it being a windows problem: 100% impossible. I
am running Slimserver on a Linux Fedora Core 3 box, and the only
windows box in the house is a laptop that hasn't been used in at least
the past week. The last time the laptop was used, I connected
wirelessly to the same rout
dean Wrote:
> Has it ever gone black while music was playing? Did the music stop?
No. Never died while playing music.
> When it does go black next time, press the UP button on the remote.
> What does it say?
I'll try this next time I see it.
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Snowflake Wrote:
> No. Never died while playing music.
Never fails that as soon as I report this, that's exactly what
happened. This morning while I was eating breakfast, the music
stopped. I looked over at the SB2 to see "connecting to wireless
network" on the screen. No countdown, no name o
dean Wrote:
> That sounds like your wireless access point has crashed or otherwise
> become unavailable. Is it working for other wireless devices at this
> point?
My access point only serves the SB2, generally. The only other unit
that accesses it wirelessly is a laptop which only gets occasion
dean Wrote:
> Ah, now I think we're getting somewhere...
> > Model: Linksys WRT54G
> > Fware: Satori-4.0 v2.07.1.7sv[/color]
> I don't think that we've tested with this configuration.
> Unfortunately, we've found that there are a lot of bugs in access
> points that cause incompatibilities.
T
JJZolx wrote:
Animated avatars are OK with me. Grown men who use the term "ick" give
me the creeps.
My post was probably helpful to a few people. Your post was textual
flatulence.
Animated avatars are OK with you? Grown men who use the term ick give
you the creeps? Who cares? Shudder, if yo
Snowflake,
On May 4, 2005, at 8:55 PM, Snowflake wrote:
I do have a bit of an update, though: the SB2 sits in my living room,
and the router (Linksys WRT54G) is in the basement, one floor and one
wall away. I happened to check the wireless signal strength on the
SB2, and found it fluctuating betwe
Hi,
That sounds like your wireless access point has crashed or otherwise
become unavailable. Is it working for other wireless devices at this
point?
Also, what's the model number and firmware version for your access
point?
On May 6, 2005, at 11:18 AM, Snowflake wrote:
Snowflake Wrote:
No.
Ah, now I think we're getting somewhere...
On May 6, 2005, at 9:42 PM, Snowflake wrote:
Also, what's the model number and firmware version for your access
point?
Model: Linksys WRT54G
Fware: Satori-4.0 v2.07.1.7sv
I don't think that we've tested with this configuration.
Unfortunately, we've foun
max.spicer wrote:
Snowflake: would you mind using a non-animated avatar? Having it
pinging away in the corner of posts is really distracting!
Since you can't really control who does what, it's best to restrict
things like this locally.
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