When I do service squeezecenter start, I get the following message:
Starting SqueezeCenter: The following CPAN modules were found but
cannot work with SqueezeCenter:
XML::Parser (loaded 2.34, need 2.34)
To fix this problem you have several options:
1. Install the latest version of the module(s)
gharris999;377288 Wrote:
> I don't have any trouble running 7.3.x on Fedora 10. What's showing up
> in the server log?
How can I view the server log?
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Thanks for the suggestions. I've decided to leave the freenas as is for
now. I bought a used Dell GX50 for $35 and I will put ubuntu on it with
squeezecenter. I think I can figure out how to access the desktop
remotely so that I can adjust the squeezecenter settings as needed.
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jbraveman
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Is this better?
Code:
#!/bin/sh
#
# SrvrPowerCtrl plugin helper script for linux.
#
# This script will set the system's RTC to wake the system up in advance of a
programmed SqueezeCenter alarm.
#
# Assumes that hardware clock is set to UTC.
#
#
# Co
I got the diskless 512MB fit-pc slim in October, added a 250GB disk,
installed Ubuntu 8.04 server (headless) off a USB stick (netboot image)
and installed squeezecenter. It's been serving my music nicely ever
since. I have a few relevant posts about it at
'http://sudocode.blogspot.com'
(http://sud
PurpleSqueeze;376386 Wrote:
> I have just brought a fit-pc and a 160Gb HD for SC and my FLAC music
> :-)
>
> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2008/04/09/usb-ubuntu-804-installation-from-windows/
>
> The link above will guide you through getting Ubuntu bootable from a
> USB stick (I've tried it). Se
I you do not need windows connection iteroperability reformat with a
native fileformat e.g. ext2 or ext3.
Samba will then not complain about set permissions.
If you really need ntfs compatiblility you need to check out ntfs-3g. I
have zero experience with this as I do not need the windows
intero
I have been using a debian sid since befoore woody became stable!
Why would you want to auto-update at all? Always manually check the
updates before you apply. Even then my experience is that even sid is
rarely broken.
Lenny seems pretty stable to me I have several lenny boxes running in
product
epoch1970;370125 Wrote:
> BTW, Lenny is, by and large, a mess considering it's been many months on
> the way to stable.
> Anything special drawing you to Sid ? (anyone running "experimental",
> while we're at it ?)
>
> I guess there is some sort or race in the init.d script. I thought my
> machi
media-sound/squeezecenter is currently at 7.3.0 in the official Portage
tree. It's currently marked as unstable, though, so you'll need to add
"media-sound/squeezecenter ~x86" to your "/etc/portage/package.keywords"
file. I'll hopefully be getting that updated to 7.3.1 soon.
That version should in
Hi all,
After all the troubles I had with SqueezeCenter 7.1 and 7.2, which are
still both not working, I wanted to install 7.3. So, after installing
the missing libraries, I tried to start slimserver.pl, but ended up
with this error:
r...@moscow:/usr/local/slimserver# ./scanner.pl
Storable obje
I found everything I needed in the wiki @
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/AAC
The syntax has changes in 7.3 and the instructions in the wiki got me
up and running on 7.3.1 in Ubuntu 8.04
Thanks for the support
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cphan
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I'm running SC on Ubuntu 8.10 Server Edition in a VM which has 4GB of
disk and 512MB RAM, it's running just fine and only using about 200MB
RAM total including the OS. Make sure it has some swap just in case,
but it should be OK.
Don't try to run a GUI though, this is strictly headless :)
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r
Keep an eye out for any message relating to the GD library.
You may then need to install libfreetype6 or libgd-gd2-perl.
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jvandervort
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I don't have any trouble running 7.3.x on Fedora 10. What's showing up
in the server log?
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gharris999
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Pat Farrell wrote:
> adriatic wrote:
>> Do you think I can run SqueezeCenter on a barebone (diskless) 256MB RAM
>> Linux Fit-PC from a thumb drive (8GB)
>
> I don't know, but I would expect that you have too little RAM.
> Since RAM is nearly free, can you bump it?
> With a gig, I'd guess it might
Check whether the Linux on eeePC supports /dev/fd/4 - a lot of minimal
Linux implementations (e./g. on NAS) removes full support for /dev/fd
except for /dev/fd/0 1 and 2. It is /dev/fd/4 which is used when doing
">4" in the command line.
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bpa
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It looks like SqueezeCenter is working fine, but something isn't quite
right with your OS. You may want to search for EeePC and if that
doesn't help start a new thread about AAC on EeePC. Somebody more
familiar with it than me could help you from there.
Good luck
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4mula1
SqueezeCenter 7.3
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