to get you started on mini-itx and clarkconnect with squeezecenter:
http://www.ulverston.myzen.co.uk/mini-itx/index.htm
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As far as I know MusicIP is only distributed in binary form for x86
CPU's.
This means that you will be able to run it on a NAS based on a x86 CPU
but you won't be able to run it on the the QNAP (since it don't have a
x86 CPU). I'm not sure if there are any NAS boxes besides home built
that use x8
Well do a STF (search the forum) for clarkconnect and musicip,
thinclient, itx and it is all there. It is quite simple to setup. I'm a
linux noob but you'll learn by doing it.
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I failed to mention in my post that I'm totally clueless when it comes
to Linux. I will need more detailed explanations. In addition to
running Squeezecenter, MusicIP, I also want a print server, and a
network drive for backups. Can I accomplish all these with an itx and
how? Thanks!
I would say, go for a self made itx system, install Clarkconnect and you
are a lot more flexible in installing plugins and addons like musicip.
Or buy a used thin client. Besides that your system will be and a lot
faster and probably cheaper.
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I'm contemplating the purchase of a QNAP TS-209 Pro. In addition to
being used as a network drive/printer server, I want to use it as my
music server using SqueezeCenter 7.0. I understand that Squeezecenter
can run on the NAS but I also want to use MusicIP. I cannot imagine
using Squeezecenter wit
