I thought I would post an update to my solution for remote rebooting a
Squeezebox Touch:
My SBT is connected to my LAN via DHCP, so the IP address changes
periodically, but of course the SBT MAC address is fixed, never changes.
So how do we reboot the SBT remotely without knowing the IP address
Hi Ron:
Thank you, I've got LMS and all the Radios on the Community versions and
used Plink to successfully reboot a radio remotely.
This group is great
Thanks
John
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Whenever wrote:
> I would like to have the remote Powercycle work regularly so that it
> would mostly happen when it has not frozen. If it gets to the full
> frozen state then I would have to unplug.
>
> I am using the clock screensaver on all my devices.
>
> I have 6 devices, they have had
I did not know about the community firmware project and will install
it.
Thank you for that info
John
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Whenever wrote:
> I would like to have the remote Powercycle work regularly so that it
> would mostly happen when it has not frozen. If it gets to the full
> frozen state then I would have to unplug.
If you update the Radios to the latest 'Community firmware'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/sh
Whenever wrote:
>
> I have 6 devices, they have had idiosyncrasies for as long as I've had
> them.
>
> John
John, I chose sb over sonos (maybe 2007?), and thought they were
awesome, but high maintenance (what you describe). I wrangled, flailed,
try this, try that for a long time. Two things
mherger wrote:
> > Sometimes they freeze, sometimes they just loose connections. The
> > result is the same they need to be rebooted, so I would like to have
> the
> > rebooted remotely on a regular basis when not they are not likely to
> be
> > in use
>
> I would have said that you could SSH
Whenever wrote:
> Sometimes they freeze, sometimes they just loose connections.
Are they all on wifi? This is something that I have seen with receivers
on wifi (both situations you describe), especially if they are synced.
If they are synced, maybe remove one at a time from the mix to see if
yo
I agree with other posters, your issue seems unusual for SB Radios,
would be best to get to the bottom of your issue...
But if you want a simple power cycle solution and none of your radios
have batteries installed then have a look at some smart plugs... I use
Teckin from Amazon, they can be man
Sometimes they freeze, sometimes they just loose connections. The
result is the same they need to be rebooted, so I would like to have the
rebooted remotely on a regular basis when not they are not likely to be
in use
I would have said that you could SSH in to them to reboot them. But if
they
Sometimes they freeze, sometimes they just loose connections. The
result is the same they need to be rebooted, so I would like to have the
rebooted remotely on a regular basis when not they are not likely to be
in use
Whe
slartibartfast wrote:
> I have to say I have never had a Radio freeze.
>
>
I agree, and have 2-3 radios in play. However, I have had this happen
with receivers. It would happen even when they were not in use (soft
power off) Maybe you might want to look into things other than the
radio, LMS,
Whenever wrote:
> Hi Everyone:
>
> Is it possible to send a command to a squeezebox radio and have it
> reboot. Not turn off but a complete reboot.
>
> I have 6 Squeezebox radio's around the house and regularly they freeze
> up and need to be unplugged and then replugged back in ( Often the p
Hi Everyone:
Is it possible to send a command to a squeezebox radio and have it
reboot. Not turn off but a complete reboot.
I have 6 Squeezebox radio's around the house and regularly they freeze
up and need to be unplugged and then replugged back in ( Often the power
button will not ever work)
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