First, if you are in a bind, don't let me lead you astray, download the
appliance. I'm just guessing here.
That being said and since I don't know your linux background, let me elaborate
on my suggestion.
The symbolic link should be made as follows:
cd
# make sure it's there, if it's a link
On Ubuntu Linux 10.04 LTS.
Bill
On 12/12/11 4:09 PM, Larry Owen wrote:
Are you running zfs on linux or a nas?
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Bill Putney wrote:
Robert,
We're using a ZFS file system here. We've chosen not to use the very
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ZFS is lovely, but a bit of a pain to configure, and effectively
unsupported on Linux - so you need FreeBSD for your fileserver. Which
may be a degree of complexity too far. LVM is not as fantastic, but also
very simple.
For a simpler solution I'd g
I have attempted all suggestions given to me as of December 12 2011 1913
EST. Nothing has worked. I still have the exact same problem. Solutions
I've tried:
*Checking to make sure I had correct repositories for Ubuntu 11.10 (I do)
*Checked I installed libhpi (it is installed and was installed same
Are you running zfs on linux or a nas?
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Bill Putney wrote:
Robert,
We're using a ZFS file system here. We've chosen not to use the very
large consumer drives and stuck with slightly smaller (750 GB) server
quality drives.
When I first started using Rivendell I ran it from a live Slax cd, that was
version .9x if I can remember correctly. I now run version 2.1.1 that I
configured from source on Ubuntu 11.04. I knew nothing about Linux before I
started doing this. Thanx to the Rivendell forum, I am now able to (some
Hello all!
Lately I've noticed one machine's Now/Next data becoming more and more
repetitive. It's running 2.1.1, which was compiled from source on OpenSuSE 11.1.
The program doing the listening logs each time it receives data from Rivendell.
In the beginning I'd only see a cart's data get sent
On Dec 12, 2011, at 18:09 55, Patrick Schmalstig wrote:
> That doesn't make any sense. Rivendell according to you, 2.1.0, is not beta.
> Another developer told me it was.
It all depends on what layer in the ecosystem you're looking at. Most Linux
applications (including Rivendell) are develope
Robert,
We're using a ZFS file system here. We've chosen not to use the very
large consumer drives and stuck with slightly smaller (750 GB) server
quality drives. ZFS allows for very large file systems and flexible
expansion even with drives of dissimilar geometries later. ZFS doesn't
use hard
Alban,
Compare and contrast if you would please, LVM vs. ZFS...
Bill Putney - KPTZ Port Townsend, WA
On 12/12/11 3:01 PM, Alban Peignier wrote:
> On Mon 12 Dec 2011 11:53:28 PM CET, Robert Jeffares wrote:
>
>> This client is likely to want to add a whole lot more to the library, so
>> adding a s
Sorry that did not work. I'm getting the same error message. :(
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 10:56 AM, Larry Owen wrote:
> On 12/12/2011 09:36 AM, Alban Peignier wrote:
> > computer and could not find libhpi.so.9. However, I did find
> >> libhpi.so.0 as well as libhpi.so (without any trailing number
That doesn't make any sense. Rivendell according to you, 2.1.0, is not
beta. Another developer told me it was.
Now, someone else also told me that the 2.1.0 packages are not designed for
Ubuntu 11.10. Then why are they in the repositories for that version of
Ubuntu in the first place, in addition
On Mon 12 Dec 2011 11:53:28 PM CET, Robert Jeffares wrote:
> This client is likely to want to add a whole lot more to the library, so
> adding a second 2Tb makes sense.
>
> What, in your opinion, is the best method of combining the drives to
> produce a big /var/snd
Hi Robert,
No storage solut
Yes I did add that to the repositories and yes libhpi is installed. I am
going to try a suggestion about symlinking using ln -s libhpi.so.0
libhpi.so.9 and seeing if that works. Thanks for your advice.
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 10:03 AM, Larry Owen wrote:
> did you add this to your sources list:
>
I have a project to construct a playout system for someone who has in
excess of 40,000 tracks of audio.
There is a good reason for a library of this size given the application
[which is not your regular radio station]
My problem is storage on /var/snd
I can source 2TB drives and from my experi
Hi Jimmy,
Did you get your problem solved?
I am having the same issue.
(see my post: [RDD] problem running RN command)
What operating system do you use?
Thanks, Stephan
>
>It is executable and I can run either with or without the 1 from a
>command prompt and using LB or LC successfully, just not
On 12/12/2011 09:36 AM, Alban Peignier wrote:
> computer and could not find libhpi.so.9. However, I did find
>> libhpi.so.0 as well as libhpi.so (without any trailing numbers).
Didn't notice this the first time, but you should try sym linking that:
ln -s libhpi.so.0 libhpi.so.9
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On 12/12/2011 06:46 AM, Patrick Schmalstig wrote:
> I am unable to run Rivendell 2.1.0 on Ubuntu Studio 11.10. I
> installed Rivendell via. deb packages from the tryphon
> repositories.
>
> Whenever I try to execute and run ANY of the rivendell programs I
> get an error saying that libhpi.so.9 is
On Dec 12, 2011, at 09:41 15, Patrick Schmalstig wrote:
> ...and why didn't Rivendell put "beta" in their version number in the deb
> packages? That's a huge inconvenience.
Because that version (2.1.0) of "Rivendell" (as released by the project of that
name) isn't a 'beta' version. It works qu
did you add this to your sources list:
deb http://debian.tryphon.eu oneiric main contrib
deb-src http://debian.tryphon.eu oneiric main contrib
if so there are a couple of libhpi packages, try installing that with
apt-get. Maybe the dependencies are not correctly setup.
~larry
On 12/12/2011 0
It did not say that Rivendell 2.1.0 was in beta in my package manager after
adding tryphon repositories... so how would I know?
*If you did not read my previous post clearly, *I have already searched my
entire computer using locate for libhpi.so.9 and all I found
was libhpi.so.0 and libhpi.so but
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