andyg;483121 Wrote:
On Nov 8, 2009, at 8:43 AM, Mark Miksis wrote:
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Yeah I could do this. I'm just a bit worried it's a slippery slope
into providing non-threaded builds for all platforms. :) It's a shame
Pogo doesn't just use standard Debian.
I guess a non-threaded
metalbob;483304 Wrote:
It will be close enough to my router to keep it hardwired. So, to keep
it simple, would a network drive - not an actual server - connected to
my router need to be a specific format?
Again... It's not planned that Touch will support this. But a disk in
a network drive
JJZolx;483321 Wrote:
Again... It's not planned that Touch will support this. But a disk in a
network drive (NAS) would be formatted with whatever file system the
NAS uses. It won't matter to Squeezebox Server. And it usually
wouldn't be anything that you'd worry about. You either buy the
metalbob;483499 Wrote:
But is an external drive connected to a router technically considered an
NAS? It's not a self-powered server, it's just an external drive.
That's the setup I was asking about.
For the consumer devices that we're talking about, if it's attached to
the network, then
JJZolx;483504 Wrote:
For the consumer devices that we're talking about, if it's attached to
the network, then yes, it's an NAS. (There are other types of disk
storage device that attach to networks, but they're not targeted or
priced for consumers.) Disk drives can't be attached to
JohnSwenson;482611 Wrote:
There are a number of people that have used the sheevaplug as a sever,
it costs $99 and looks like a wallwart, it takes about 3 watts so it
won't cost too much in energy. It has an ethernet port and a USB jack,
you plug it into the router, switch etc and a USB drive
Mark Miksis;482990 Wrote:
Pogo, by default has no perl and if you install openpogo, it's a
non-threaded perl. This won't work with Sbs.
Which is a bit of a pity since we use a non-threaded perl for TinySC
(also ARM) because it is substantially smaller, and somewhat faster. I
guess we could
awy;483034 Wrote:
Which is a bit of a pity since we use a non-threaded perl for TinySC
(also ARM) because it is substantially smaller, and somewhat faster. I
guess we could look at providing non-threaded version of the various
perl-XS libraries for the ARM build.
Well, that would be really
On Nov 8, 2009, at 1:32 PM, usch wrote:
Would non-threaded mean that it cannot run the web server?
No, we do not use any features of threaded Perl, non-threaded Perl
works just fine.
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If a future SbS includes those non-threaded modules, I will volunteer to
figure out how to build an .ipk. I think it's just a .deb in a
different archive format, but I haven't looked. In any case, a plug
targeted release should also remove some unneeded stuff.
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and also:
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On Nov 8, 2009, at 6:16 PM, Mark Miksis wrote:
If a future SbS includes those non-threaded modules, I will
volunteer to
figure out how to build an .ipk. I think it's just a .deb in a
pfarrell;482585 Wrote:
usch wrote:
I don't think you will be very happy with a 1TB library behind a
wireless LAN.
I think you can generalize this. A terabyte of data is huge, and will
take a long time to read, let alone write, over a IDE disk channel.
There is no way that one can do
JJZolx;482594 Wrote:
If folks really are going to be using this standalone with a USB disk
attached, it should have had two USB ports to facilitate backups of the
music library disk. Yeah, you can add a USB hub, but...
You have to get new files onto the USB drive somehow anyway. A
I am in the market for the Touch when it is released. I am in the
process of ripping my entire collection to lossless and want to get a
network drive ready. What format (FAT32, NTFS, etc.)does the drive need
to be for the Touch to read it? I am running a Mac setup at this point,
but am using
metalbob;482188 Wrote:
I am in the market for the Touch when it is released. I am in the
process of ripping my entire collection to lossless and want to get a
network drive ready. What format (FAT32, NTFS, etc.)does the drive need
to be for the Touch to read it? I am running a Mac setup
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