krugg...@woh.rr.com;527510 Wrote:
> However, there is currently no operating system on this NAS drive, so
> installing SB server would appear not to be an option.
To put it simply, if it is a NAS, then it has an OS. Or the other way
around, if it doesn't have an OS, then it's not a NAS. The OS i
I just got a SB Radio, I already have a Transporter which is hard wired
to the network the radio is wireless. I tried to syncronize the 2 and
the radio seems to be 5 to 6 seconds faster than the Transporter. both
have current code and I am running the following:
Version: 7.4.2 - r30215 @ Mon Feb
sSNICKERSs;527605 Wrote:
> If I press a button I think nothing happen.
>
> How can I vote for the bug please ?
>
> But I don't think we have to vote because it's disturbing to have its
> Radio working alone from time to time and perhaps the night. For me it's
> a important bug.
>
> Thank.
By
If I press a button I think nothing happen.
How can I vote for the bug please ?
But I don't think we have to vote because it's disturbing to have its
Radio working alone from time to time and perhaps the night. For me it's
a important bug.
Thank.
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sSNICKERSs;527603 Wrote:
> I let my radio turns off itself the morning after the alarm is ended.
If you also let your alarm just timeout (instead of pressing a button,
to make the menu go away) then you have the same problem as described
above and should vote for the bug.
Logs are lost after a re
I have ghost alarm today. I set my radio off but after I have to reboot
it : no interne tradio wrer working.
I let my radio turns off itself the morning after the alarm is ended.
I upload the file "message" (it doesn't contain 2 days but few hours I
hope it will help)
Thank you
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Coume;527583 Wrote:
> Basically, the alarm starts and then stops automatically after 60min
> IIRC but I never touch the Radio in the morning. Could that be one of
> the cause?
Thanks for the clarification - yes - would lead to the same problem I
think.
So you should manually stop the alarm (you c
Thanks. I will try to reproduce tomorrow or during the week-end as I
cannot reset the router right now :/
bluegaspode;527570 Wrote:
> Coume - thanks for your logs - it is now clear to me, how this can
> happen !
>
> I think the problem is, that you press 'pause' to stop the alarm:
> >
Code:
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Last night I was getting ready to play music off SBS when my radio
prompted me to update to 7.5.0 r8661. Now, the radio plays only about
5-10% of my songs. For the rest, I get an error message stating
"Problem: Can't open file for [file location]."
I've rescanned my library, but the problem is
Coume;527506 Wrote:
> I just experienced a ghost alarm, cf attached log.
> It is is .tgz format but I had to modify the extension to .txt to
> attach it...
>
> Thanks
> Ludo
Coume - thanks for your logs - it is now clear to me, how this can
happen !
I think the problem is, that you press 'paus
doubleugk;527548 Wrote:
> I'm able to change the hostname via SSH. But after the reboot the
> default hostname "Squeezebox" is back. How can I make this change
> permanent?
That's strange...
I've tried it again just now on my Radio, and the hostname from
/etc/hostname is taken on subsequent reb
I'm able to change the hostname via SSH. But after the reboot the
default hostname "Squeezebox" is back. How can I make this change
permanent?
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Coume;527506 Wrote:
> I just experienced a ghost alarm, cf attached log.
> It is is .tgz format but I had to modify the extension to .txt to
> attach it...
>
> Thanks
> Ludo
I had another one yesterday, and I was able to determine that it
occurred when my wireless router went down and the SB Ra
there is a beginners guide to squeezebox server in the wiki.
The Western Digital is not powerful enough to run squeezebox server.
You need to either install the SBS on a PC and keep it running (you
might want to do that first to get a feel how it works), buy an
additional NAS (powerfull enough) o
many thanks for your replies - i'm going to add a static ip address to
my computer and take it from there.
curiously, my first sb player just worked out of the box and protocols,
versions, platforms etc. were just as varied back then. over the years
i've subjected my old SB player to multip
I have two SB radios and one SB Boom which I have successfully connected to
my wireless network. I have also installed SB Server on my main computer.
I currently have all my music file on an external USB hard drive connected
to my main computer using iTunes. I have a wireless/wired network
succes
Skier, Chunkywizard, Mnyb, thank you. This is good news (obviously).
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Coume;526663 Wrote:
> When I woke up this morning, my radio was advising me to upgrade to
> 7.4.3-r8553 and I just did my weekly server upgrade so I am now running
> the latest version.
>
> Next time, I experience a ghost alarm, I will post the log.
>
> Thanks
> Ludo
I just experienced a ghost
I've just been listening to BBC iPlayer, and Deezer with no problems.
Just tried to get on to internet radio, and the player tries to connect
to mysqueezebox.com bu can't. It says to check that squeezebox server is
running, which it is, and that I have a reliable network connection,
which I have.
Had the same problems with my 7.5 SBR 2 days ago.
There was no clock display in the "Now Playing" and thus no
clock-screensaver. Rebooting didn't help.
Solved it by connecting to My Squeezebox Server once. The time came up
again, so did the clock screensaver. Never happend before ... strange.
M
Tried this sunday, it works as described set alarm unplug let it fall
back to "off" Radiop powers upp alarm goes off as it should.
Id did not take my time to test WOL in this situation, I,m not at home
right now.
Actually I'm starting to believe that this behaviur is OK. IF you
deliberately powe
Hi there,
I believe the only way to get 7.5 firmware on your radio is to upgrade
SBS to 7.5. MySB.com will only use the latest stable release (ie 7.4.2)
HTH
CW
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Chunkywizard
*Squeezebox:* Boom x2 (Lounge and Office), Radio (with battery)
*Server:* 7.5.0 for Windows Home Server (HP EX-490
Hi there,
I tried this also. I am on 7.5.0 latest. Mine radio powered up before
the alarm was due, but didn't go to standby, instead it showed the last
track played (which was a bit confusing) Still the alarm sounded as it
should. I guess I might not have powered down the radio after setting
the
As a UK resident and lucky recipient of a battery I thought I'd assist
and perform the test as requested.
- The SB Radio powered off (to the Logitech logo) as expected after 30
mins of being idle
- Two minutes before the alarm was due to go off the SB Radio booted up
and then went into standby (t
NoBite;527411 Wrote:
> I am a newbie to this forum and, apparently, an early adopter to this
> technology. I say that because it is becoming apparent to me this
> technology really isn't ready for public consumption.
>
> I do not use my SB radio all that much because I choose not to spend
> coun
I think peterw's test is better because alarm should go off, even if sbr
is on battery. It is supposed to wake up a few minutes before alarm
sounds.
I could be off base but that was my understanding
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Back to crappy repetitive bass riff again this morning :(
This close to throwing bloody thing out the window. What's the point
of making an alarm clock which doesn't work properly :(
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Thanks for this, I'm extremely curious to see the results of the test.
I know where I'd put my wager though. ;-)
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peterw;527342 Wrote:
> with SBS 7.4.2, 7.4.3/daily, or 7.5.0 and either the official battery or
> a home-made battery
>
> 1) make sure the battery is fairly well charged
> 2) set an alarm for 40 minutes after the current time
> 3) unplug Radio from the wall
> 4) after 20-30 minutes, Radio should
stevedresden;527418 Wrote:
> This is a fair point - I fixed the radio IP address and THEN the server
>
> I didn't try just fixing the IP address of the server, which might be
> all that was needed - it was after all the radio that was losing sight
> of the server.
>
> Fixing the IP address on t
This is a fair point - I fixed the radio IP address and THEN the server
I didn't try just fixing the IP address of the server, which might be
all that was needed - it was after all the radio that was losing sight
of the server.
Fixing the IP address on the PC running the server is much easier th
stevedresden;527403 Wrote:
> I had this issue and in the end resolved it by setting a Fixed IP
> address on both the SB Radio and the PC running SB Server
>
> It seemed to me that the issue was caused by having multiple wireless
> devices grabbing different DHCP addresses at different times (ie
When you read these forums, please keep in mind that many do like you:
come here because they have encountered a problem.
The majority of users don't experience (severe) problems and don't have
a need to come to the forum in search for solutions or complaining (or
ranting).
I'm not saying there
I am a newbie to this forum and, apparently, an early adopter to this
technology. I say that because it is becoming apparent to me this
technology really isn't ready for public consumption.
I do not use my SB radio all that much because I choose not to spend
countless hours trying to figure out t
New information:
Yesterday I've disabled the wireless interface and connected the radio
with a ethernet cable.
I've played all the streams that caused the radio to crash earlier and
to my surprise the radio played for hours without failing once.
The moment I disconnected the ethernetcable and
I had this issue and in the end resolved it by setting a Fixed IP
address on both the SB Radio and the PC running SB Server
It seemed to me that the issue was caused by having multiple wireless
devices grabbing different DHCP addresses at different times (ie
depending on the order that they conne
Has someone post the missing central-setting-feature for radio etc. in
bugzilla as a bug or a wish?
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erland;527261 Wrote:
> No, if you can reproduce it I'd suggest that you register a bug at
> bugs.slimdevices.com with detailed information about:
> - What operating system and SBS version and firmware version you are
> using
> - Step by step instruction how to reproduce the problem
> - Which radi
I have upgraded to 7.4.2 and then 7.5 because of having bought the
battery, and then having alarm problems on the Boom. Now the radio drops
the wireless network every few hours as described.
The Boom connection and Duet are ok.
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Interesting,
I seem to get this as well now, and I "think" it started with the
7.4.2. upgrade. Most of the time now, it seems to have a problem finding
MSB.com, despite having a good wifi connection. And yes, sometimes it
also didn't appear to have wifi connectivity although usually it's the
form
Brilliant. Now, how do I update on the radio to 7.5.0? Back in the old
days I would just update the slimserver on the PC, and this would
request a firmware update on the devices, but these days I just go
straight out via MSB.com
So, how does one update the radio to the 7.5.0 firmware, and will th
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