On Tuesday 08 January 2008 15:50:40 John Molohan wrote:
> Yeah when there's a bit more info up there I'll include piren on
> freevo.org under the live distros.
Thanks John,
if you need more information other than the details provided with my
last reply, please ask.
//Davide
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On Tuesday 08 January 2008 15:22:33 Michael Brown wrote:
> I just looked at your site. I think I'll give it a try when I get a bit of
> time. I'll play with it in vmware first, and then set up a flash drive I
> can live-boot from. I'm preferential to Debian-based distros, so I'll
> definitely gi
Chris Thomas gmail.com> writes:
>
> I'm running Freevo from a 1GB compact flash card. I have an epia
> me6000 that runs Debian. The epia has mpeg decoding, which is very
> nice. I nfs mount the freevo cache, freevo log and my media for
> playback. I've also disabled most of the logging to save o
I'm running Freevo from a 1GB compact flash card. I have an epia
me6000 that runs Debian. The epia has mpeg decoding, which is very
nice. I nfs mount the freevo cache, freevo log and my media for
playback. I've also disabled most of the logging to save on writes.
The cf card hasn't failed in 3 year
Michael Brown wrote:
> Davide Lucchesi lucchesi.eu.org> writes:
>
>> Yes, but just for fun. As you maybe already know if read the the list
>> in the past few days, I'm working on a lightweight Freevo based live
>> distribution supposed to be used from an (even small size) flash drive
>> o
Duncan Webb freevo.org> writes:
> > Can the Freevo vfs cache directory be kept on an NFS mount?
>
> Don't see why not, there is a configuration option for no-cache which you
> may use with a diskless workstation.
Ok, I'll try the NFS mount approach in conjunction with testing Davide's piren
HT
Davide Lucchesi lucchesi.eu.org> writes:
>
> Yes, but just for fun. As you maybe already know if read the the list
> in the past few days, I'm working on a lightweight Freevo based live
> distribution supposed to be used from an (even small size) flash drive
> or read only media (http://www
Quoting Michael Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Folks!
>
> Curious if anyone has done a disk-less or flash-based Freevo
> strictly for viewing materials.
Yes, but just for fun. As you maybe already know if read the the list
in the past few days, I'm working on a lightweight Freevo based live
> Hi Folks!
>
> Curious if anyone has done a disk-less or flash-based Freevo strictly for
> viewing materials. I just finished building a new Freevo box today for
> our Bedroom, and the hard disk whine is already getting annoying (it's an
> older re-purposed 30GB drive I had kicking around). To q
Michael Brown wrote:
> Hi Folks!
>
> Curious if anyone has done a disk-less or flash-based Freevo strictly for
> viewing materials. I just finished building a new Freevo box today for our
> Bedroom, and the hard disk whine is already getting annoying (it's an older
> re-purposed 30GB drive I h
Hi Folks!
Curious if anyone has done a disk-less or flash-based Freevo strictly for
viewing materials. I just finished building a new Freevo box today for our
Bedroom, and the hard disk whine is already getting annoying (it's an older
re-purposed 30GB drive I had kicking around). To quiet it
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