EricGo;259120 Wrote:
> Config--
> Ubuntu 7.04, running SlimServer 6.3.0.
> Slimp3
>
> Network-- all wireless
> Single WAP, DHCP LAN 192.168.1.*,
> except for Slimp3 set up as static IP connected to wireless bridge.
> Server box at 192.168.1.10
>
> The slimp3 network player works flawlessly aft
Config--
Ubuntu 7.04, running SlimServer 6.3.0.
Slimp3
Network-- all wireless
Single WAP, DHCP LAN 192.168.1.*,
except for Slimp3 set up as static IP connected to wireless bridge.
Server box at 192.168.1.10
The slimp3 network player works flawlessly after I manually configured
it to find the sl
mudlark;258877 Wrote:
> SMC,
>
> Further update.
>
> Try using the remote control to go to Alien?
>
> In my setup the webpage has no alienBBC option, but the player SB3
> display has?
>
> Mike.
>
> This issue has now been fixed by the 'S' fix Alien v2 beta5.
That was my experience: missing f
I thought this to be the case as well, but, upon selecting WPA personal,
AES was still an option on my router...so I took it. I was feeling
pretty proud of myself too, being the only wireless network in my
neighborhood that showed up as CCMP.
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monroeja
Another vote here for ext3. It's been around for long enough to be
trustworthy, more so than ReiserFS and linux NTFS write support
gharris999;259057 Wrote:
> You might want to avoid ext3 as a file system for the drive holding you
> music. See an explanation here:
> http://www.ulverston.myzen.co
Since all my ripping machines are windows, I've been using NTFS and
ntfs-3g on my slimserver. As far as I can tell the linux read/right
support for NTFS using ntfs-3g is flawless. I've had no problems and
I've got >700gigs of flacs stored this way. I initially populate my
SATA media drive by pl
On Jan 15, 2008 11:12 AM, gborland <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Which filing system should I use for best future-proofing? I guess to
> keep my options open it'll be one of the Windows filing systems (FAT32
> or NTFS). How is Linux's read/write support for NTFS these days?
Use ext3 and monito
Diana Artemis;258966 Wrote:
> Mark Lanctot wrote:
> > Apparently there is a migration script that will copy your old
> > preferences and then uninstall the old version automatically.
>
> Sounds useful. Any idea what it's called or where I might find it?
> (Or
> will it be available as part of
Mark Lanctot wrote:
> Apparently there is a migration script that will copy your old
> preferences and then uninstall the old version automatically.
Sounds useful. Any idea what it's called or where I might find it? (Or
will it be available as part of the release?)
> It's surprising I helped w
When I moved from Windows to Ubuntu, I did some research and solicited
advice/suggestions and eventually settled on ext3. It appeared to be
the most reliable choice. If I ever do decide to go back to Windows,
I'm guessing it would also be time to buy a larger drive anyway -- so
I'd just format a
Modern linux installs can handle read/write on NTFS but I highly suggest
you use ext3 for maximum future-proofing and reliability.
For the price of a NAS box, you can simply get a cheap used PC which
will be faster and easier to work with.
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SuperQ
Diana Artemis;258918 Wrote:
> BTW, I'm thinking I may upgrade when SC7 is released. Will I need to
> remove my SC6.5.3 first (?? with 'sudo aptitude purge' or what), or can
>
> I just install on top?
Apparently there is a migration script that will copy your old
preferences and then uninstall
signor_rossi;258914 Wrote:
> I use also Ubuntu 7.10 with Squeezecenter from the unstable repository
> (deb http://debian.slimdevices.com unstable main
> ) and everything works fine atm, but I also did have problems after
> some updates and manual fiddling from my side. My error was to manually
>
Mark Lanctot wrote:
> That's because the Ubuntu version is a specially-modified
> 6.3.something...which incidentally has a fair amount of bugs that were
> resolved long ago.
Mark >>> Thanks for the explanation. I've only ever used the
slimdevices repo - I didn't even know there was an Ubuntu ver
gborland;258909 Wrote:
> keep my options open it'll be one of the Windows filing systems (FAT32
> or NTFS).
Strike FAT32 ...won't support a drive that large.
Linux is much better these days for mounting NTFS drives.
.
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haunyack
Transporter -> Box-O-Wires (audiophile grade) -> Vandersteen
I use also Ubuntu 7.10 with Squeezecenter from the unstable repository
(deb http://debian.slimdevices.com unstable main
) and everything works fine atm, but I also did have problems after
some updates and manual fiddling from my side. My error was to manually
erase/move some files installed via ad
I have a 10-year-old PC running Linux with an IDE 30GB hard drive. This
is my Slimserver.
The disc is full, so I'm going to get a nice new 500GB SATA drive and a
SATA PCI card (computer is too old to have built-in SATA support).
One reason for getting a SATA drive is so I can swap the disc into
In all the posts on this page, replace references to "slimserver" with
"squeezecenter". That's the name of the package and the stop, start
and restart commands all work with "squeezecenter" now. I'm not sure
if SC7 will still respond to a "slimserver stop/start/restart" command
is issued.
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Diana Artemis;257859 Wrote:
> Thanks! (Oddly, this isn't anywhere in my installation AFAICS)
That's because the Ubuntu version is a specially-modified
6.3.something...which incidentally has a fair amount of bugs that were
resolved long ago.
6.3.x is quite old.
I run Ubuntu and I love it but s
willyf;258874 Wrote:
> AES has nothing to do with this. AES is only for WPA2.
>
> Willy
First of all, I removed the spam link in your signature. Don't do that
again.
Second of all...isn't that what I said in the first place? WPA-AES is
non-standard, WPA2-AES is.
However I've seen a fair amo
SMC,
Further update.
Try using the remote control to go to Alien?
In my setup the webpage has no alienBBC option, but the player SB3
display has?
Mike.
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mudlark
SB3>CyrusDACX>PreXvs>NAP140+260A>KEFiQ7, Avondale and Naim cable,
Kubuntu Gusty Gibbon server, linkstation for storage.
DIY SB3
AES has nothing to do with this. AES is only for WPA2.
Willy
-
'tarot reading' (http://www.tarotreadinglive.com)
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willyf
willyf's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15036
Hang on, I've just done the latest nightly and alien has disappeared
from the default desktop.
16284 debian
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mudlark
SB3>CyrusDACX>PreXvs>NAP140+260A>KEFiQ7, Avondale and Naim cable,
Kubuntu Gusty Gibbon server, linkstation for storage.
DIY SB3 3A linear power supply.
Using SqueezeCentre7
-
Is the forward slash a typo?
localhost:9000
Doug.
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Dougal
Headless Mini-ITX running Ubuntu 7.1 Server
SlimServer Version:
SqueezeCenter Version: 7.0 - 15720 - Debian - utf8
Perl Version: 5.8.8 i486-linux-gnu-thread-multi
MySQL Version: 5.0.45-Debian_1ubuntu3.1
Platform Architecture: i686-lin
I have installed the debian package - Jan 13/14 build on Ubuntu 7.10 and
everything seems ok. I started it using: sudo /etc/init.d/squeezecenter/
start it says starting and no error message. In firefox with
localhost:/9000 it just says waiting. The player recognizes the server
but the menus are ci
Tradewind25;258811 Wrote:
> Thanks for the tip.
> However, in an ideal world (well we CAN but dream) I would like all
> necessary files to be resident on the Linux box. That way I would not
> need to keep both XP & Linux boxes powered up in order to listen to my
> music.
Ah, in that case you wi
Strictly speaking, WPA-AES is not supported as it's not a standard.
WPA2-AES is. It's kind of a fluke that WPA-AES works here?
--
Mark Lanctot
Sean Adams: "So you mean, aside from the fact that Squeezebox does not
do 96KHz, why doesn't it do 96KHz?"
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The mplayer.sh is included in the new squeezecenter download at
usr/share/squeezecenter/plugins/Alien/bin. I would guess if you put a
bin/mplayer file back in the sqcntr folder you will cause problems. You
don't need the bin folder at the squeezecenter level.
M.
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mudlark
SB3>CyrusDACX>PreXv
There's a good description 'here'
(http://wiki.erland.homeip.net/index.php/Setup:_Rating_support_in_SlimServer#Configuring_iTunes_as_the_rating_storage)
about how to use erland's trackstat to integrate to itunes ratings (and
other stats). I use this approach with a FLAC library on my ubuntu
machin
4mula1;258809 Wrote:
> You will have to have Linux mount the drive on your XP box with iTunes.
> ...
Thanks for the tip.
However, in an ideal world (well we CAN but dream) I would like all
necessary files to be resident on the Linux box. That way I would not
need to keep both XP & Linux boxes
You will have to have Linux mount the drive on your XP box with iTunes.
I did this with Solaris and XP and it worked fairly well until my wife
started buying DRM infested music...
What you'll need to do is share the iTunes folder on your XP box then
use smbmount from the Ubuntu box to mount it.
Perhaps I spoke to soon: just upgraded to the latest SC7 nightly and
AlienBBC is gone again. Maybe I need to wait for the next version of
AlienBBC (the joy of betas :)).
SqueezeCenter Version: 7.0 - 16284 - Debian - EN - utf8
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smc2911
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I am using the new squeezecenter structure. I came across 'this thread'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=41802) and added
mplayer.sh to the Bin directory (the alienbbc beta tarball didn't seem
to have it, but I had one from by SS 6.5 install) and did a chown -R on
Plugins/Alien to u
I am about to setup an old PC as a Linux (Ububtu) server. One thing I
would like to do is to run Slimserver on it. Currently I run
Slimserver under XP with it configured to use my iTunes music library.
Given that I cannot run iTunes on Linux I'm struggling with determining
how I can proceed.
hi,
The directory structure has changed recently, are you using
slimserver structure or squeezecenter structure?
M.
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mudlark
SB3>CyrusDACX>PreXvs>NAP140+260A>KEFiQ7, Avondale and Naim cable,
Kubuntu Gusty Gibbon server, linkstation for storage.
DIY SB3 3A linear power supply.
Using Squee
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