There's a fairly distinct difference between updating the server and
updating player firmware. The player firmware updates _look_ like
they're required to most people and the notifications often come (or
are noticed) at a time when someone is just getting reading to play
music.
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JJZolx
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Oh and by the way, I'm a current user of Debian Testing/Unstable so I'm
quite used to things breaking up.
It's just that on Debian, the update is a manual process, so I try to
update only on sunday afternoon or when I got enough time (in case
things break up).
Regards,
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SaintGermain
Many thanks for all the answers.
I'm running the beta version because I had issues with the connection
to SBS and wanted to see if it was solved in the new firmware.
It turned out that the server hosting the SBS was not correctly
configured but since everything is now working very smoothly, I don
SaintGermain;621120 Wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've installed the 7.6 beta version on SBS and as expected the
> SqueezeBox Touch got also updated to the latest firmware.
> However it seems that the SBT get updated quite a lot (to the point of
> being annoying). Is it the expected behavior ?
> If yes, c
You don't have to install the updates. You can swipe the screen from
left to right to refuse an update. If you don't install an update from
the server, you shouldn't receive a notification more than once per
day.
If you're running 7.6 and you connect to mysqueezebox.com and get
prompted to instal
Yes, that is expected. Why are you running 7.6 ?
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andynormancx
Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ?
I SAID ALL OF THEM !
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Hello,
I've installed the 7.6 beta version on SBS and as expected the
SqueezeBox Touch got also updated to the latest firmware.
However it seems that the SBT get updated quite a lot (to the point of
being annoying). Is it the expected behavior ?
If yes, can I somehow block the updates ?
Thanks
