Millwood;257074 Wrote:
> IMHO, it ought to be a supported Linux option to run slimserver as any
> user you like. On windows, you can do this by running as a service and
> setting the user for that service.
>
> I've hacked a 6.4 build to run as me, rather than slimserver, but its
> ugly.
On deb
IMHO, it ought to be a supported Linux option to run slimserver as any
user you like. On windows, you can do this by running as a service and
setting the user for that service.
I've hacked a 6.4 build to run as me, rather than slimserver, but its
ugly.
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Millwood
I've just spent the last four hours of my life trying to coax some life
back into a Windows XP installation after moving the hard drive into a
new machine. My dual booting Kubuntu worked first time no problems.
So I'm impressed too!
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Muggy
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Thanks for the report - that's good to hear.
I don't know of a SC7 version of the XMRadio plugin, I'm afraid, and it
seems you're not the only one waiting:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=253909
Stuart
Ron Olsen wrote:
> Just installed the latest SqueezeCenter ebuild (7.0_beta200
Just installed the latest SqueezeCenter ebuild (7.0_beta20080108) on my
Gentoo system and it works fine. I followed the installation procedure
posted earlier and had no problems.
I especially like the integration of Rhapsody and other online
services, but I miss the XM Radio plugin. Any chance of
egd;256947 Wrote:
> I've just upgraded/ replaced my Linux PC's motherboard for the 3rd time
> without once having had to reinstall the OS or in fact do anything
> other than replace the hardware of my choosing. I've gone from an Abit
> to an Intel to an Asus board, each having different chipsets,
I've just upgraded/ replaced my Linux PC's motherboard for the 3rd time
without once having had to reinstall the OS or in fact do anything
other than replace the hardware of my choosing. I've gone from an Abit
to an Intel to an Asus board, each having different chipsets, with the
Asus being a X38
Did some more research and came up with this. I guess it could be the
problem. I didn't realise I was at the cutting edge. Now to figure out
how to upgrade my dh-client to unstable
eddie
John wrote:
>> I add the appropriate lines into resolv.conf but it is overwritten
on
>> each restart.
Jos
I’ve never used Fluxbuntu so this may be incorrect, but worth a
try...
I think Mick W has written a guide on how to connect an external USB
drive and, although it relates specifically to ClarkConnect, I’m
sure a lot of the information is the same for Ubuntu and can be done
with just a few tweaks.
Im having some problems with setting static ip and maintaining Internet
access on my Frelink Linkstation Pro
If I enable the dhcp Internet access is fine but I want a fixed IP to
setup my Squeezebox 3 Alien BBC etc
When I use the script as below with my network particulars which are
all based
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