pablolie;378944 Wrote:
> Of course it is the $...@! volume naming for the same drive in both
> environments that causes the issues - anyone know of a trick to
> overcome it?
I just use relative paths. To Windows, my main music directory is
"Z:\SqueezeboxMusic", to Linux it's
"/home/administrato
Rather than trying to brute-force the setting in the config file, have
you tried setting the hostname for SC in the preferences on
SoftSqueeze? There are a series of little buttons in the upper-left of
the player when it comes up. 2nd from the left of those is the
preferences button. Not sure if t
If you could persuade whatever's writing the playlists to use UNC that
could work, but assuming you're using SC I'm not sure how to do that :)
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Just what I was afraid of. Wish there was a way to "virtualize"
volumes/folders in a consistent way that makes targets transparent to
whatever OS there is...
Thanks for the suggestion!
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: 3.3 GHz Intel E8600 Core 2 Duo (8GB) - Vista Ultimate 64 &
Ubuntu 8.10 64
Sour
dingJam;379594 Wrote:
>
>
> Basically, it boils down to I don't know how to install squeezecenter
> on this system since the "standard" instructions don't seem to apply to
> me. Further suggestions appreciated
What bothers me is that Squeezecenter is in fact architecure neutral
and should
dingJam,
Note the process I am describing could be dangerous. By that I mean
that you could be forced to reinstall the machine. If that is a problem
then do not try my following suggestion. The minipc from dell is i386
compatible so it should work.
I was not aware that the lpia architecture tha
Well the fit-pc went for more on ebay than my miserable budget would
allow. But my old dear has a 4 year old dell tower in her loft, so this
might be just the ticket!
http://vortexbox.org/
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thurstongarden
Thurston Garden
SB2 - Duet Controller - NAD 3020e - Mission 773's
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Hi,
Is the info in this post on the Ubuntu forum any help?
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6058820&postcount=1
Doug.
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Dougal
Headless Mini-ITX running Ubuntu 7.1 Server
SlimServer Version:
SqueezeCenter 7.1-xxx - Debian - EN - utf8
Perl Version: 5.8.8 i486-linux-gnu-thread-multi
MyS
Thanks for the reply.
I went through the process you described and am having problems. The
"standard" installation process just isn't going to work for me.
Everything is fine until the "apt-get update" step. After this
command, one of the pieces of text feedback that is displayed is:
"W: Fail
Thanks guys. I'll probably try it out on my laptop first, and if that
goes okay I'll upgrade perl on the main server. Cheers.
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Hi,
Are you sure that filenames with Danish characters display -and work
correctly in both locally on the Linux box, as well as remotely from
your Windows box?
I.e. can you:
Create a file named: "æøå.txt" from Windows, and find it on your Linux
system (i.e. using putty) using the command:
$ find
> This works out almost perfect, except when I am trying to copy/play
> files with danish characters such as æ/Æ, ø/Ø and å/Å. Particularly the
> combination of .wav/.cue files causes some problems.
Would they work if you transcoded them to flac?
I think we still have some issues with perl 5.10.
> The other day I noticed that my Ubuntu 8.10 server wanted to upgrade
> Perl from 5.8.8 to 5.10. I held back because I had noticed earlier
> threads about various compatibility issues with 5.10
I'm not sure. I've added a new perl 5.10 bug keyword - but there's only one
issue so far ;-)
http://b
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