Yes, this was the problem and the solution. I copied the errmsg.sys from
the mysql installation (the one I compiled from source for this
platform) into the slimserver/MySql directory and it solved the
problem. Thanks!
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airuck;74697 Wrote:
>
> 1. Use the "date" command to update your system date. This is in the
> format of "date MMDDHHMM.SS" So for 9:50:30AM December 31, 2005 the
> command would be "date 311209502005.30"
>
I've had good luck with ntpdate;
ipkg install ntpdate
ntpdate
Should take about
I got it. You pointed me in the right direction. I was adding the
command as its own line when I was supposed to add it to the kernel
line -- I told you I was new to Linux.
Any idea how to make that change to the kernel permanent? If not, I
should have it figured out after I get some sleep.
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I don't think I installed anything more than lame and w32codecs after
installing the base system. Using the *.tar.gz worked fine on my
fileserver. Then again, it was about 80 days ago when I did all that. I
suppose emerging it would be nice. Then it would be installed as a
regular service.
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n
Thanks for your prompt response, Matthew. I eventually figured this out
myself by reading various Kuro/Gentoo Wikis and came to almost the same
solution.
I got stuck on dev-libs/syck -- for some reason adding this to
packages.keyword didn't help. (Was there some special reason you used *
and not
Thanks for the response. I did some research and found that suggestion
on a couple of web pages. However, if I add the command in Grub before
the boot command I get something like "command not recognized" and if I
add it after the boot command nothing changes.
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frankL
On 1/9/07, dten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Took a while to get to the bottom of this.
Last entry on this page:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?DebianPackage
FWIW, I do not need to follow those workaround steps to install onto my edgy
installation. I have no idea why some have the si
Took a while to get to the bottom of this.
Last entry on this page:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?DebianPackage
from the wiki ...
Size mismatch error with Ubuntu edgy
For Ubuntu edgy there might be a problem with some dependencies from
the universe source-repository. If you get the
I'm not sure of the exact syntax (I've never user EZ Drive), but I think
you need to tell grub to boot with something like "hdd=remap".
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Fletch
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I am a brand new (as of yesterday) Linux user -- well actually this is
my second attempt. In any case, I installed Ubuntu and followed the
instructions here to install SlimServer. SlimServer works great, now I
just need to access my music.
I asked the same question on the Ubuntu site and didn't
Here's the contents of my "/etc/portage/package.keywords":
> media-sound/slimserver ~*
> net-misc/mDNSResponder ~*
> dev-perl/YAML-Syck ~*
> dev-libs/syck *
>
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mflint
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Excellent thanks for the advice. A friend of mine has recommended Ubuntu
too. I think I'm just going to have to pick one out of the hat. :P
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brooky;168525 Wrote:
> I've got experience of setting up Fedora and CentOS but I see Debian
> seems to be the fav flavor for SlimServer.
There are at least as many users running Fedora as Debian. Both will
work fine.
A fairly minimal install should be fine as long as you have perl.
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Fletc
If you want a bare-bones OS to go along with your bare-bones hardware,
try ClarkConnect. It was designed to be a lightweight and simple
server OS. It is administered using a web interface (you can aslo use
the commandline via puTTY). It includes some nifty modules that let
you use it as a mail
Hi Guys,
I've got experience of setting up Fedora and CentOS but I see Debian
seems to be the fav flavor for SlimServer.
I've just bought a really basic barebone Asus to act as a "server" for
my Squeezebox with really basic cheap components. It was about £160 in
AMD 3000+, 512 MB RAM & DVD Rom.
muski;168406 Wrote:
> I have a Gentoo'ed kurbox (ppc). I tried: emerge
> media-sound/slimserver, but am getting all kinds of error messages
> about MASKED PACKAGES. I am new to Gentoo -- can you please give me
> some pointers about how to get this built?
>
> Thanks!
I did exactly the same last
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