mherger wrote:
>
> I bet it'll be easier to get Jivelite running than to modify SqueezePlay
>
> to not provide the player.
>
Yeah, starting to appreciate that. I think I'll have a go at installing
a fresh Ubuntu OS (from 'here'
(https://jwills.co.uk/projects/joggler-xubuntu/download/) perha
Hi,
did you noticed the wiki?
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Debian_Package#Users_and_Groups
Doesnt matter for this part if your using debian or suse or whatever
distro.
DJanGo's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.
I put an SSD on an Odroid (like a PI) for an LMS server 3+ years ago
because I did not want a spinning drive, and it runs off the PI USB
power. It just runs. The amount of writing to the cache is hardly
going to stress the SSD - I run them in desktops and my work laptop
which runs 24x365 and ne
Yeah, starting to appreciate that. I think I'll have a go at installing
a fresh Ubuntu OS (from 'here'
(https://jwills.co.uk/projects/joggler-xubuntu/download/) perhaps), then
following the instructions for installing Jivelite from scratch (e.g.
'here' (http://www.hagensieker.com/jivelite/index.p
mherger wrote:
>
> Just make sure you skip the part about squeezelite - that would be the
> player part again, and LMS. You only need Jivelite.
>
Yep - got that. :)
I can't believe someone hasn't already done this, documented it, made a
bootable image available, printed the t-shirts etc. I
chill wrote:
> Yep - got that. :)
>
> I can't believe someone hasn't already done this, documented it, made a
> bootable image available, printed the t-shirts etc. I'll set Google
> going again.
I've done several many times with x86 laptops mainly for a "Now
Playing"/Photoframe or "Now Playin
Jeff07971 wrote:
>
>
> For Raspberry Pis there's pCP !
>
Yes, I've considered building a Joggler replacement with a suitable Pi
and pCP (I have several Pis running pCP already), but since I've got the
Jogglers, and I like the form factor, the built-in stand etc, I'd like
to make the best use
chill wrote:
> Yes, I've considered building a Joggler replacement with a suitable Pi
> and pCP (I have several Pis running pCP already), but since I've got the
> Jogglers, and I like the form factor, the built-in stand etc, I'd like
> to make the best use of them.
Yeah I hear you, have often t
I have Jogglers and a pcp with touch screen.
The Joggler is much more aesthetically pleasing and also more stable.
Its easy to knock the pcp over but not so the Joggler.
I use the Joggler more as a now playing display with an SB3 with its
screen off and generally control via iPeng
VB2.4[/B]
mherger wrote:
> > That's an interesting option, a cheapo flash drive for just the Cache!
> > I'll look into that!
>
> I think the problem with SSDs is long gone. Nowaday's SSDs are running
> servers, most current PCs/Macs etc. I'm pretty sure they're much more
> robust than any USB stick. On
Hi DJanGo,
Thanks for your suggestion!
I was aware of that part of the wiki. That is where I found that user
"squeezeboxserver" needs to have read access to the music files. That
can be done indirectly as member of a group (as in the wiki with the LMS
group). The new setup with ACL on my dat
Hello,
I have RPi3 LMS 7.9.2 installation. Music library located on a NAS.
Music folders mounted via fstab.
1. Issue is with international characters in filename in music library
folder.
This is music folder that I see in Raspberian:
'/mnt/music/_Зарубежная'
This is music folder, that I'm add in L
Hi,
I have just installed LMs 7.9.2
(logitechmediaserver-7.9.2-1547382380-i386-readynas.bin) on Readynas
ultra 4 with Radiator 4.2.31. Previously LMS 7.9.1 worked fine.
However, it does not want to start. Readynas frontview says it did, but
it is not running (the Setting page does not open, ipen
I made a start at getting Jivelite to run on a Joggler. Some progress,
but some snags. This particular forum doesn't seem like the right place
to discuss my efforts, so I started a 'new thread'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110040-Jivelite-on-a-Joggler)
in the Linux/Unix forum.
Ludi wrote:
> Hi,
> I have just installed LMs 7.9.2
> (logitechmediaserver-7.9.2-1547382380-i386-readynas.bin) on Readynas
> ultra 4 with Radiator 4.2.31. Previously LMS 7.9.1 worked fine.
>
> However, it does not want to start. Readynas frontview says it did, but
> it is not running (the Setti
Agreed that the OP would/should not have any real SSD wear putting the
cache on the SSD, but using a cheap USB stick for the cache would mean
no writing to the SSD by LMS, so why not?
Because you want SSD for performance. By putting the most performance
critical part on the slowest storage this
music-please-maestro wrote:
> That is probably why the wiki recommends "sudo chmod -R 774
> /media/music/\[playlist\]/" where the 774 is giving read rights to
> "other" (everyone). If I give read-rights to "other", it works as well
> for me, but that is what I wanted to avoid...
Hi,
the reas
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