I have a Buffalo HD-HG400LAN that I would like to run slimserver on. I
don't have any Linux knowledge to do the installation myself. Is there
any self install software available for this or is there anyone willing
to install it for me for a fee?
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Check that you don't have "Block Incoming Connections" set under Server
Settings/Security.
Steve.
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pippin;259551 Wrote:
> Sounds like a firewall or a router in the way. How do you access the
> server? Does your wlan ap allow to access port 9000?
> Or do you have a firewall on the ubuntu box?Hi Pippin,
All connections go through the same combo router/WAP device. I also
thought a firewall is di
Sounds like a firewall or a router in the way. How do you access the
server? Does your wlan ap allow to access port 9000?
Or do you have a firewall on the ubuntu box?
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4mula1;258809 Wrote:
> 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
mudlark;258917 Wrote:
> Signor Rossi,
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> Isn't the latest package squeezecenter? The package name and
> installation folders and service has changed.
>
> M.
Seems you are right. Didn't notice and still installed slimserver (also
a 7.0x version though).
Bye, signor_rossi.
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Stuart Hickinbottom;259326 Wrote:
> http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7539
The "Spinup Debugging" section (dealing with 'block dump mode') looks
particularly useful. I shall try it...
M :)
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So, if one doesn't need journaling on a drive (and why would journaling
be advantageous on a drive that holds only static audio files?) what's
wrong with using ext2 or even ntfs? Other than journaling, what are
the big advantages of ext3 over ext2?
It's true that I don't know anything about jour
There's also the "laptop mode" tuning knob for the kernel, which is
designed to help with such things.
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7539
I think 'ext3' is a sensible choice. There's an argument for avoiding
spinning down as it's the starting and stopping that puts all the wear
on the bearin
Yes indeed.
Sorry I wasn't clear on that point.
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geamater;259240 Wrote:
> mmm very interesting...could you tell us a bit more?
>
> David
Code:
hdparm -S 240 /dev/sda
for a 20-minute spindown time.
The hard part is stopping the drive from being woken by unimportant
housekeeping tasks. In particu
I seem to be up and running with Ubuntu 7.10 and SC7. My player can
select songs and play but sometimes it reverts to circular menus. I can
use Moose to show the songs but I can not use play from Moose. It is
ignored. My symptoms are;
1. can not access SC7 with the web interface localhost:9000 -
mflint;259064 Wrote:
> Furthermore, I've successfully used spindown (via 'hdparm') on
> journalled (ext3) partitions.
>
mmm very interesting...could you tell us a bit more?
David
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Just installed beta 5. Although it is back in the WebUI, I am now
getting a a missing icon problem again (and the browser keeps trying to
load the page until I hit stop).
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