SlimChances;196866 Wrote:
> Also below is the fstab file:
> (snip)
> # /dev/sda5
> UUID=566C0AE26C0ABD2D /media/sda5 ntfs
> defaults,nls=utf8,umask=007,gid=46 0 1
>
Try changing the umask to 222 (this will allow all users to read the
files and list directory contents, but deny writ
On 4/22/07, Mark Lanctot <
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ut most of these are addressed in the Ubuntu forums.
I researched a little bit what advantages 64-bit will have. Apparently
on some applications like video rendering it leads to a dramatic (30%?)
speed increase. I'm not sure if the same is
Interesting solution to a very similar (perhaps the same) problem:
http://www.opensubscriber.com/message/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/6477489.html
Put a CD in the CD drive--that'll stop the periodic timeouts.
Interesting.
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smc2911;196779 Wrote:
> Well I gave up on 7.04 and I've now reverted to 6.10 (previously I was
> on 6.06). Screen resolution and samba are now both fine. However, I
> still have been unable to get MusicMagicServer (MusicIP) working. It
> may have something to do with the fact that I have amd64 ar
This is a red herring. Linux has been able to read NTFS for a while
now. ntfs-3g is to enable writing of NTFS, which isn't included in the
Linux kernel.
I think the reason it worked is because the installation of ntfs-3g
may have modified fstab?
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I downloaded NTFSg onto Ubuntu and now I am able to see all my
directories with the squeezebox. However when I try to play an mp3 I
get "can't find server". I will try a reboot.
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Mark Lanctot;196893 Wrote:
> I haven't tried CD burning yet - the CD drive is a burner. I have to
> burn the 7.04 ISOs anyway for installation in my new hardware, so I'll
> find out shortly.
Well it did find the drive, and "pretended" like it burned, but you
can't burn a 680 MB .ISO in 15 secon
Sort of...I still can't access the drive like I used to at /media/cdrom,
media/cdrom0 or media/cdrom1 like I have configured fstab, but I can
access it at /dev/hdd. Not ideal and some programs don't like this,
but Rubyripper does and my DVD-ROM is also working.
I haven't tried CD burning yet - t
Mark, does that mean you've now solved the drive access problem?
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Are you sure it's that directory that the plugin wants to write to?
Because I agree that if slimserver is running as slimserver, and the
directory is chmod 777 with user slimserver, then it should definitely
be able to write to that directory...
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Whoops! Chip, you're on the mailing list so you didn't see my edit:
Mark Lanctot;196676 Wrote:
> Found a fix and it works!
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2335946&postcount=10 although I
> didn't have an albumart_pictures.py file, I had an albumart_images.py
> file, but the fix worked
I knew it I knew it I knew it!
Posting that last comment guaranteed the problem would return. It's
back to the original "no route to host" symptoms, so maybe I solved ONE
problem, just not ALL problems. That's my way of looking at the bright
side...
This time I happened to be listening to musi
Mark Lanctot wrote:
> I take it that some component was updated that should not have been.
> Anyway, here is the error that comes up when I try to invoke it from
> the command line:
This may sound stupid (surprise), but try running it from
a different directory. You can do this e
You may want to try a line similar to mine at the end.
I'm not sure about UUID entries and I notice that it appears there, but
try to mount it in a /media/music directory anyway. Create the
directory first.
I thought that in order to process fstab you first needed to type "sudo
mount -a" but th
# /etc/fstab: static file system information.
#
#
proc/proc procdefaults0 0
# /dev/sdb2
UUID=bbaf52fb-3faf-4434-82bc-13adf1bc3d1f / ext3
defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 1
# /dev/sda1
UUID=3C04F21904F1D63C /media/sda1 n
I had a similar problem the other day, some of my files were not read on
a rescan. The problem I had was that the "Slimserver" user did not have
read permission for the files. You can give read permission to all
users like this "sudo chmod -R a+r /music/" (replace /music/ with the
location of your
Hercules;196769 Wrote:
> By the way, I'm pleased that you've got it all working as that gives me
> confidence that new Ubuntu 7.04 project is going to work!
Hercules: will you be installing the i386 version (32 bit) or the AMD64
version?
I'm thinking of trying the 64-bit version because the Cor
SlimChances;196743 Wrote:
> When I right click sda5 I am given the option to "unmount" the drive but
> not mount it, so presumably it is already mounted.I was not able to get
> beyond this point with your instructions to point the directory with
> the sudo commands. I am able to play back music o
Well I gave up on 7.04 and I've now reverted to 6.10 (previously I was
on 6.06). Screen resolution and samba are now both fine. However, I
still have been unable to get MusicMagicServer (MusicIP) working. It
may have something to do with the fact that I have amd64 architecture
and maybe MusicMagic
I recall seeing some information on how to do that on the ubuntuforums
site. I'm guessing you will have already looked there?
By the way, I'm pleased that you've got it all working as that gives me
confidence that new Ubuntu 7.04 project is going to work!
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