Likewise I'm on 7.2.1 without any issues. Try removing the cache first.
If that doesn't do the trick try a purge and reinstall as follows:
Code:
sudo apt-get remove --purge squeezecenter
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install squeezecenter
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JJZolx wrote:
> More importantly: Can I run a headless system and be somehow select
> the OS to boot without a keyboard? If there's no way to do this, I may
> just install the different OS's to different hard drives and swap boot
> disks.
Yes, altho most folks use a keyboard to select the grub/l
SuperQ;342151 Wrote:
> If you want to change which OS to boot to, you will have to have a way
> to select it. There may be some hacky options like setting a bit to
> "boot windows next boot" then reboot to windows and the boot after that
> it will boot back to linux.
Thanks. I have hotswap bay
JJZolx;341758 Wrote:
> Digging up this old thread... another couple of questions:
>
> What would be a safe partition size for the Ubuntu server? That is,
> how much unpartitioned space should I leave for the install? I have
> plenty of disk space, just that I have no idea how much space I'll
>
bump the thread up. After being with his blind date all
evening, the man couldn't take another minute with her. Earlier, he had
secretly arranged to have a friend call him to the phone so he would
have an excuse to leave if something like this
happened. When he returned to the table, he lowered
wilgartw;342113 Wrote:
> why? (out of interest)
Otherwise you can't traverse the tree to access files or
subdirectories.
see http://www.hackinglinuxexposed.com/articles/20030424.html
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aubuti;342066 Wrote:
> Actually, you need to have execute permissions on the directories.
> .
why? (out of interest)
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Yes! That was it alright. :)
...For some reason I had the testing release as well as the stable
release listed as a software source. Thinking back now, I think this is
how I sorted some earlier problem, but I can't recall what that was now
-or why it required the testing version.
Anyway, I just
I doubt reverting to 7.0 will fix your problem. I run Ubuntu 8.04 and
didn't see any slow down between 7.2 and 7.0 (or 7.1 for that matter).
Maybe you should try this (will blow away the mysql cached data)
Code:
sudo /etc/init.d/squeezecenter stop
sudo rm -r /var/lib
Well, since I'm running:
SqueezeCenter Version: 7.2 - 22900 @ Tue Aug 26 10:45:08 PDT 2008 -
Debian - EN - utf8
and, as far as I know, that is the current 'stable' release, I think
that you are using a development (testing) version.
See here: http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/DebianPackage
wilgartw;341926 Wrote:
> chmod -R 666 /media/slug
>
> should do it.
Actually, you need to have execute permissions on the directories, and
really shouldn't give everyone write permissions on anything. You don't
want to give user 'squeezecenter' write permissions, just in case some
current or fut
I'm running
SqueezeCenter Version: 7.2.1 - 23157 @ Fri Sep 12 02:08:14 PDT 2008 -
Debian - EN - utf8
I never (knowingly) installed a nightly build, but your guess is a good
one -Thanks.
On the auto-update window there are no details on which version it is
installing. It just says "The list of
I have ripped my files on a windows computer. With the ripping software,
the cuesheet (track information) is included as a vorbis comment Tagged
CUESHEET. At least SS does' not recognize this in my flac files. Ok, I
will try your tip, or else I will use some other software to get the
track informa
Which version of SC are you running?
Just a guess, but if you're running a development version which is
subject to nightly builds, I suspect that there is a new version every
night (even if there have been no code changes).
I'm running 7.2 (stable) and I received the notification when this was
r
Hi again,
I still have this problem and no idea how to make squeezecenter stop
showing on auto-update. If I _do_ install, it does indeed do something
(squeezebox needs to be re-pointed to the server), but again & again I
still get the notification.
It's a small thing, but a pain. Any help?
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Hi
As some of you have experienced with 7.2, I've had MySQL connection
problems since the upgrade form 7.0 to 7.2
Is there anyway of reverting back to 7.0?
My new 7.2 installation is SLOW! It takes ages to load up any page, and
it struggles to play any songs in my playlist.
I'm running Ubuntu
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