pippin wrote:
> I don't think there will be dramatic differences between the hardware.
> One thing you should be aware of, though (and which I just learned) is
> that Logitech seems to have started selling a 2nd revision of the Radio
> sometimes this year. For this revision, only firmware version
didjean wrote:
> Excellent!
> Which instructions have you followed ?
I used the steps outlined at
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?96256-Upgrade-SB-Radio-to-UE-Radio&p=725564&viewfull=1#post725564
. I also had to uncomment a line in
/usr/share/jive/applets/SetupFirmwareUpgrade/SetupF
That's indeed really good to know :)
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Jonvw wrote:
> Using the instructions in the other thread, I was able to downgrade a UE
> Smart Radio purchased in a store to a SB Radio. Easy peasy, no hiccups.
cool! Thanks for reporting back.
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Using the instructions in the other thread, I was able to downgrade a UE
Smart Radio purchased in a store to a SB Radio. Easy peasy, no hiccups.
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erland wrote:
> Ok, that at least indicates that the kernel is the same both for UE
> Smart Radio and for an upgraded Squeezebox Radio.
>
> If I on my upgraded run >
Code:
> > cat /etc/squeezeos.version
> >
> It reports>
Code:
frussqueeze wrote:
> This is for a UE Smart Radio purchased in the store. Not upgraded. Real
> retail UE Smart Radio.
>
Ok, that at least indicates that the kernel is the same both for UE
Smart Radio and for an upgraded Squeezebox Radio.
If I on my upgraded run
Code:
c
frussqueeze wrote:
> ...plus my home server is on a NAS and tech support said there is no NAS
> support neither.
There is no official NAS support, but I've been running UE Music Library
on my ReadyNAS for a couple months now. Nightly builds for it (and
other builds) are available here:
http://d
erland wrote:
> Just to be sure, is this for an upgraded Squeezebox or for a UE Smart
> Radio purchased in the store ?
This is for a UE Smart Radio purchased in the store. Not upgraded. Real
retail UE Smart Radio.
frussqu
frussqueeze wrote:
> Erland, I did uname -a, here is the result:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> Linux SqueezeboxRadio 2.6.26.8-rt16 #1 PREEMPT RT Tue Sep 25 12:42:18 PDT
2012 armv5tejl GNU/Linux
>
> >
>
> does that mean anything?
Just to be sure, is th
pippin wrote:
> I don't think there will be dramatic differences between the hardware.
> One thing you should be aware of, though (and which I just learned) is
> that Logitech seems to have started selling a 2nd revision of the Radio
> sometimes this year. For this revision, only firmware version
I don't think there will be dramatic differences between the hardware.
One thing you should be aware of, though (and which I just learned) is
that Logitech seems to have started selling a 2nd revision of the Radio
sometimes this year. For this revision, only firmware versions for LMS
7.7.1 and new
erland wrote:
> Except for the date, the uname -a reports the same on my Squeezebox
> running Squeezebox firmware and on the Squeezebox which have been
> upgraded UE Smart Radio firmware.
> Squeezebox Radio with Squeezebox firmware:
> >
Code:
> >
> Linux SqueezeboxRad
pssc wrote:
> So are you going to ebay, hack or return? Logitech tech support have
> little or no idea about whatÂ’s really going on the platform.
>
> Is the UE Radio running the name kernel as the SB Radio?
>
> Phill.
I'm undecided Phill, I might give it to a relative since I have no use
for
pssc wrote:
>
> Is the UE Radio running the name kernel as the SB Radio?
>
Except for the date, the uname -a reports the same on my Squeezebox
running Squeezebox firmware and on the Squeezebox which have been
upgraded UE Smart Radio firmware.
Squeezebox Radio with Squeezebox firmware:
Code:
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frussqueeze wrote:
> Today I had a lengthy conversation with Logitech customer support and
> tech services.
>
> Bad news. This new UE hardware is 'improved' and (they say) is
> drastically different than previous one, they even gave the example of
> flashing fridge software to television, so thi
Today I had a lengthy conversation with Logitech customer support and
tech services.
Bad news. This new UE hardware is 'improved' and (they say) is
drastically different than previous one, they even gave the example of
flashing fridge software to television, so this case is closed for me.
They sa
Mnyb wrote:
> It probably says so ,but can you really expect customer to actually
> understand very complicated T&C what gives legally ?
>
> But wonder if they actually check the return or just shreds them and
> return for recycling ?
This is a bit off topic and speculation but IIRC router manu
bpa wrote:
> Do they ? Perhaps the T&C's of the UE Radio says warranty not valid if
> loaded with non UE firmware or not from the designated ue website.
It probably says so ,but can you really expect custommer to actuyally
undertand very complictated T&C what gives legally ?
But wonder if they
Mnyb wrote:
> Of course they have to give you a new one on warranty if you cant
> restore it . Suppose Logitech EMEA could handle the return .
Do they ? Perhaps the T&C's of the UE Radio says warranty not valid if
loaded with non UE firmware or not from the designated ue website.
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didjean wrote:
> If I were you, I would just try the downgrade. If it's broken, I would
> call them (Logitech Streaming Audio helpdesk) and say that it doesn't
> work. A couple of weeks ago, I had a problem with one of my Radio and
> they just sent me a new one.
yea go ahead and just try ,return
If you were to try the "downgrade" and you are technical. It would be
interesting to know if the serial port still works and whether it can be
used to fix the Radio if the Radio becomes "bricked"
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frussqueeze wrote:
> Thank you erland for very clear reply.
>
> I doubt there are any substantial changes in the hardware. I would
> definitely try it if I was in States where this UE Radio was originally
> bought, but I'm in Europe and it will be a pain to send it back.
> I guess I threw away 1
erland wrote:
> No
> Or at least nobody has dared to try the manual method described here:
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?96256-Upgrade-SB-Radio-to-UE-Radio&p=725564&viewfull=1#post725564
>
> The issue is that the hardware is a little different in the UE Smart
> Radio, so loadin
frussqueeze wrote:
>
> Is there any way of downgrading this to our familiar Squeezebox
> firmware?
>
No
Or at least nobody has dared to try the manual method described here:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?96256-Upgrade-SB-Radio-to-UE-Radio&p=725564&viewfull=1#post725564
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