Mark Lanctot;196822 Wrote:
> 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 Core 2 Duo will
> support it. There are some issues with codecs and Flash, apparently,
> but most of these are addressed in t
Ben Sandee;196927 Wrote:
> On 4/22/07, Mark Lanctot <
> [email]Do not bother with 64-bit with your configuration unless you
> have oodles of
> time and patience. It will not be worth the hassle because you won't
> see a
> performance difference.
I would characterise myself as not having oodles o
Hello,
slimserver is also running but after solving these problem:
1)
in a root console
instead of sudo 'perl -MCPAN -e "install CGI::Util"'
I used sudo perl -MCPAN -e "install CGI::Util"
so the command did not OK
CPAN: Storable loaded ok
Going to read /root/.cpan/Metadata
Database was generate
I think my printer makes the "partially" working list according to the
link you gave. However I am going to try
http://www.turboprint.de/english.html
I think I may get drivers that work from them although to get full
functionality of the printer I will have to cough up some money.
Thanks for your
See here:
http://openprinting.org/printer_list.cgi?make=Canon
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SlimChances;197082 Wrote:
> Mark
>
> I think I have got slimserver running off the squeezebox now. I had
> been using an outdated version of Slimserver provided by synoptic
> (6.3.0) and it seemed to update the firmware on the squeezebox
> everytime I booted to XP or Linux. I was able to install
Mark
I think I have got slimserver running off the squeezebox now. I had
been using an outdated version of Slimserver provided by synoptic
(6.3.0) and it seemed to update the firmware on the squeezebox
everytime I booted to XP or Linux. I was able to install 6.5 and now it
seems to be working. I
Mudlark >>> Thanks for the suggestion. As it happens, tonight I started
Fiesty, and when the update pop-up yet again told me I had this same
update, I don't know why, but instead of ignoring it as I have been
doing, I idly let it have another go at installing it.
You guessed - this time somethin
Hi all,
It appears that the FreeBSD ports collection does not overwrite the
types.conf and convert.conf.
A manual update of these fixed the issue.
The server did not understand the filetypes held in the playlists
folder with the older version of types.conf
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Barnabas
rgds.
Nikolaj Hansen.
i had minor issues with java (i think) when updating. Somewhere along
the line i entered
$sudo dpkg --configure -a
this seemed to help again i think.
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SB3>CyrusDACX>PreXvs>260A>KEFiQ7 cable Avondale
server Kubuntu Feisty Fawn, linkstation for storage.
DIY SB3 3A linear power suppl
bukharin;197011 Wrote:
> Welcome to linux! :-) The great thing about it is that even though these
> irritating problems do pop up now and again, they're fixable through
> research and experimentation, without resorting to brute force
> approaches like rebooting or reinstallation. Now that you hav
Welcome to linux! :-) The great thing about it is that even though these
irritating problems do pop up now and again, they're fixable through
research and experimentation, without resorting to brute force
approaches like rebooting or reinstallation. Now that you have it
working, you can expect it
fcm4711;196958 Wrote:
> Hi Mark
>
> The path can be defined on the web settings page. Default is the
> directory the plugin is installed, but since it is stored in
> SlimServer's .pref file it's possible it points to a non existant
> location, if you move things around.
>
> Cheers
> Felix
Well
Mark Lanctot;197006 Wrote:
> Just one issue related to IRBlaster trying to write a config file - I
> can't seem to get the right permissions on the right directory.
Solved, though the simplest of solutions - make sure the directory
exists first!
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Yeah, I've had no problems with SS in 6.04, 6.10 and 7.04. Just one
issue related to IRBlaster trying to write a config file - I can't seem
to get the right permissions on the right directory.
But Perl and Linux go hand-in-hand. You'll notice there are quite a
few packages written in Perl, not
Feisty Fawn also includes Mplayer!!
Alien bbc still works after installing feisty fawn.
Mike.
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SB3>CyrusDACX>PreXvs>260A>KEFiQ7 cable Avondale
server Kubuntu Feisty Fawn, linkstation for storage.
DIY SB3 3A linear power supply.
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Mark Lanctot;196895 Wrote:
>
> This has very little to do with SlimServer though, I'll have to
> investigate at the Ubuntu forums. Which is like pulling teeth. I have
> never had a thread of mine generate a single response or even more than
> 10 views.
You just have to give your threads more
I'm up and running as well. I'm currently using the AMD64 Desktop
version (couldn't get SS to install on the AMD64 Server version for
some unknown reason), but I'm thinking of reimaging with the i386
Desktop version. I haven't found a way to call up a remote Gnome
session after reboot if the ser
Glad to hear it! I think Mark is pretty much up and running as well.
I'm looking forward to having a go myself when all my components arrive
(which I ordered yesterday from DABS and KustomPC).
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Hercules's Profi
Just for those nervy people like me, I've just upgraded to ff from ee
and slimserver appears to be working fine.
mike.
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SB3>CyrusDACX>PreXvs>260A>KEFiQ7 cable Avondale
server Kubuntu Feisty Fawn, linkstation for storage.
DIY SB3 3A linear power supply.
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Hi Mark
The path can be defined on the web settings page. Default is the
directory the plugin is installed, but since it is stored in
SlimServer's .pref file it's possible it points to a non existant
location, if you move things around.
Cheers
Felix
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