As a relative novice in the Linux/Ubuntu world, and having previously
used EAC, I installed RubyRipper with no problems ... I found an
automated script to do it all for me.
I think that I used the Ubuntu DEB from this page:
http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Rubyripper-Download-20741.html
R
If you're running a single-user Linux system, why do you need something
like apparmor anyway? If this were my system, I'd nuke apparmor and
everything of its ilk. I don't need my OS to protect me from myself.
I'm happily running SqueezeCenter 7.0.1 on my Gentoo Linux system: no
process quotas,
bulletmark;299558 Wrote:
> Just discovered this thread after experiencing this problem myself.
>
> An "sudo aptitude purge apparmor apparmor-utils" is what I did to
> eliminate this annoying problem.
This command uninstalls apparmor and all its config files, doesn't it?
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Just discovered this thread after experiencing this problem myself.
An "sudo aptitude purge apparmor apparmor-utils" is what I did to
eliminate this annoying problem.
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Are you browsing on the Solaris machine, and, if so, what browser are
you using? If not, what's the os of the client you're browsing from
and which browser are you using there?
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I can not see such a link.
However the /setting link that you proposed did the job
Any ideas why I do not have the link on the primary web interface
All the best,
CaB
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Soundjuicer (along with the correct FLAC GStreamer profiles, present in
Hardy) works great for me. It's now a default Gnome application, so is
present in Ubuntu. Musicbrainz is used to recognise CDs and it hasn't
not found one for me yet. Give it a go :)
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Ok it is working, thanks a lot
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charlychan wrote:
> entering localhost:9000 do nothing
> Can someone pleace give me a hint where I can find and start
sudo /etc/init.d/squeezecenter start
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have the same problem, in synaptic I see it is installed, but can't find
it anywhere
entering localhost:9000 do nothing
Can someone pleace give me a hint where I can find and start
squeezecenter tia
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Thank you. I'll try that tonight.
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Mark Lanctot wrote:
> Upgrading my test machine to Ubuntu 8.04 the other day has prompted me
> to look for a replacement since I can't get Rubyripper to run on it.
> Rather than waste time trying to get it working, is there a replacement
> with all those features or should I give in and run EAC u
Ah, I may have replied a bit hastily not realising you where using
Ubuntu Server. Anyway, so sound is not working at all? Do you have a
file called /dev/dsp? There should be some .wav files in
/usr/share/sounds, use one of these and try 'cp
/usr/share/sounds/wavfile.wav /dev/dsp'. Do you hear anyt
using Ubuntu 7.10 - I have been using the reference version of
dBpoweramp under wine to rip to FLAC, and it has been working very
well. I appreciate its use of AMG, automatic fetching of album art and
composer information, etc. I have also been using dBpoweramp for
resampling 96 and 88.2 kHz files
See
http://groups.google.com/group/rubyripper-release/browse_thread/thread/49a104e72ea57e0e
, looks like development work has stopped.
Rubyripper is IMHO the best Linux ripper out there because it will
detect and log errors, although contrary to the program's design, it
usually doesn't correct th
I installed the PulseAudio package and prepended padsp to the command
line, as suggested. I received the identical error message.
I checked my devices, and Ubuntu 8.04 does detect my sound card (it's
on the AMD SB700). I'm a Linux newbie, and I'm not sure if the driver
is correctly configured for
> It's working now, but I'm still getting these messages in the log.
>
> Slim::Utils::PluginManager::enablePlugins (374) Couldn't load
> Slim::Plugin::PreventStandby::Plugin. Error: [-5]
> [08-05-05 06:52:28.8690] Slim::Networking::mDNS::startAdvertising (110)
> Error: Couldn't find mDNSResponderPo
I actually ment 'upgrading' FC3 to Ubuntu 8. Running it at work (7.10
that is) for some servers. The only thing lacking is some time - know
where I can buy some more of that :-)
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