I'm running SlimServer (and other incidental stuff, such as NFSD, SSHD
etc) on a Kurobox HG. This is a 266MHz PPC box with 128Mb RAM.
SlimServer, along with AlienBBC etc, runs fine.
Gentoo took a while to install, but it works great now.
Matthew
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mflint
Hi,
I'm running slimserver on a VIA mini-ITX 500Mhz rig, linux (ubuntu),
alongside the usual web-, mail and fileserver tasks.
No performance problems. Flac's are served up without any hickups.
Huib
www.huibsmeets.com
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hsmeets
does the all-black SB sound better than the white SB?
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buelligan wrote:
...I've used at least 6? 8? different drives and boxes on my
various machines. In a nutshell: it really doesn't matter.
They all work these days. Those new WD 500GB drives at
BB, CC, etc., for $169 are pretty nice.
Lessons I've learned
I'm experiencing the same problem with slow playback. I noticed that
when I click play twice in the Moose application, it starts playing at
normal speed. Does anyone know of a better fix for this? Thanks
csduetto;97917 Wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> a newbie here - with the help of great documentation
As said before, it doesn't matter. Linux has no problem running usb, and
even 24/96 over a usb2 is hardly going to tax your interface.
However, there are a few things to consider:
- a very large drive in a tiny usb enclosure will get hotter than in a
well ventilated case. Don't smother your drive
Lately I can't get any updates from slimdevices anymore.
When I do: Apt-get update I get these errors:
Failed to fetch
http://debian.slimdevices.com/dists/testing/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz
416 Requested Range Not Satisfiable
Failed to fetch
http://debian.slimdevices.com/dists/stable/main/bina
Dear Pat, chiphart, and Havoc,
I really appreciate your advice. Can't wait to get started.
Thanks again,
Buelligan
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Hi-
running 6.5 on debian sarge
i added a bunch of files/directories to my internal drive. added a
symbolic link to them in the music folder. scanned and nothing new. led
me to look at permissions. whoa. a lot of the directories have set user
id permissions. not sure if this is correct.
so here
