Well, OK...
FWIW, I haven't had any problems with the last few FC releases. FC
seems to include a LOT of i386 libraries with the x86_64 distribution.
I run a handful of other non RPM i386 binaries and they "just work".
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Dan Sully wrote:
* Fletch shaped the electrons to say...
We don't ship a x86_64 mysqld binary.
Understood, but wouldn't it still be nice if it worked "out of the box"
by finding and running the i386 mysqld binary?
Will that always work? Can you run a x86_64 bit system in 64bit only mode?
I had the same problem. See you log-file.
To solve the problem, i'd to remove .conf file and reinstall slimserver
and configure from start.
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On 9/24/06, Dan Sully <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* Fletch shaped the electrons to say...>> We don't ship a x86_64 mysqld binary.>Understood, but wouldn't it still be nice if it worked "out of the box">by finding and running the i386 mysqld binary?
Will that always work? Can you run a x86_64 bit sys
* Fletch shaped the electrons to say...
We don't ship a x86_64 mysqld binary.
Understood, but wouldn't it still be nice if it worked "out of the box"
by finding and running the i386 mysqld binary?
Will that always work? Can you run a x86_64 bit system in 64bit only mode?
-D
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Dan Sully;139297 Wrote:
>
> We don't ship a x86_64 mysqld binary.
Understood, but wouldn't it still be nice if it worked "out of the box"
by finding and running the i386 mysqld binary?
>
> You can do that, or install mysql via your system's package manager.
Yeah, I plan to do that anyway. I'm
* Fletch shaped the electrons to say...
I assume this is a problem with how findbin() works with x86_64 arch's.
Something like this is a workaround:
We don't ship a x86_64 mysqld binary.
# cd /usr/local/slimserver/Bin
# ln -s i386-linux/ linux
You can do that, or install mysql via your s
Installed the 6.5 RPM on a fresh FC5 x86_64 install, ran
build-perl-modules.pl.
Code:
2006-09-24 12:02:58.1267 Checking for mysqld in
/usr/local/slimserver/Bin/x86_64-linux-thread-multi/mysqld
2006-09-24 12:02:58.1269 Checking for mysqld in
/usr/local/slimserver/Bi
On 9/24/06, juiceman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, I think this is my final install problem for 6.5 in Fedora 4.I have noticed that the player settings such as fixed digital volume
and menu changes are not getting saved if I shut down the slimserverand restart it.Maybe check your permissions on th
thanks All for your kind replies,
I tried to follow the Wiki instruction for Linux install/upgrade, but I
get an error about Perl not being >5.6, however synaptic shows I have
5.8...
-Gian
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Ok, I think this is my final install problem for 6.5 in Fedora 4.
I have noticed that the player settings such as fixed digital volume
and menu changes are not getting saved if I shut down the slimserver
and restart it.
How does this get set?
I also noticed that the Slimserver crashed o
Thank you Alexandros,
the only thing i missed the last to days was using a non root user!
It's working now.
Tom
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View this
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directory (normally you pass this with an option), and uses it as a
configuration file for the mysqld instance it starts. Don't edit this,
it is overwritten every time. Instead, edit the file "my.tt" in the
SlimServer/MySQL directory and comment out the li
Ok, painful but it now works.
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I had a manually installed 6.3.1 on Debian too, together with a startup
script that I downloaded from the Slimdevices Wiki pages. My upgrade to
6.5 went super smoothly and was as follows:
1. stop running slimserver (/etc/init.d/slimserver stop)
2. remove auto-start script (update-rc.d -f slimserv
agent_tom_smith;139131 Wrote:
> Hello Alexandros,
>
> how did you manage to run slimserver 6.5 on a Unslung 6.8?
> AFAIK mysql on Unslung does not have innodb support. I ran into trouble
> trying to install the slimserver on my little device.
>
> greetings Tom
Hi Tom,
First, you must have a n
Hello Alexandros,
how did you manage to run slimserver 6.5 on a Unslung 6.8?
AFAIK mysql on Unslung does not have innodb support. I ran into trouble
trying to install the slimserver on my little device.
greetings Tom
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Ben Sandee;139027 Wrote:
> On 9/23/06, slimnick
> It's because Dan added the package in the last 6 hrs or so. It was
> just a
> matter of waiting. :-)
>
> Ben
A much more plausible explaination! Excellent support once again from
Dan - many thanks.
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That error message is misleading. Instead of suggesting that you should
"run mysqld as root" it should suggest that you "don't run slimserver as
root".
Please note that upcoming version of SlimServer will _not_ run as root at
all. It's been blocked as running as root lead to a lot of calls du
juiceman;139064 Wrote:
> Error message preventing update of music library:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] raid]# !/usr
> /usr/local/slimserver/slimserver.pl
> Digest::SHA1 object version 2.10 does not match bootstrap parameter
> 2.11 at /usr/lib64/perl5/5.8.6/x86_64-linux-thread-multi/DynaLoader.pm
> lin
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