> The following CPAN modules were found but cannot work with
> SqueezeCenter:
> GD (loaded 2.35, need 2.35)
I have no idea about Solaris. But the above "error" message is a bit
misleading. I therefore checked in a change which should give you the real
error message, telling you why this
I have no experience running jails but the following observations.
perl-after-upgrade and make rebuild-xs are only necessary after
upgrading perl and will be useless on a new install.
The missing modules should be installed by the squeezecenter port.
Do they show up when you do a pkg_info ?
If
I have seen some other threads that have similar issues, but I haven't
found a solution yet.
I installed SC 7.3.2-24695 today. Everything seems to work ok, but I
can't scan my library.
I have deleted my MySQL database. When I restart SC, it automatically
initiates a scan and I see the followin
I'm burning some hours on this as well. Mine is a Gentoo SC.
Everything works except for this, so far.
Just a thought here. Aren't the "new" m4a files downloaded from iTunes
without DRM are supposed to be a different bitrate? I downloaded on
test file from iTunes this morning as a test, so I
mark2;399574 Wrote:
> Agreed, this is an old box but it worked real well as a file server
> until I found Squeezebox.
Oh, no doubt. But SC adds another ~60MB of RAM demands to the mix.
I'm not sure what your current load is, but if it starts using a lot of
swap space and you're running everyth
Thanks! Works perfectly. Planted a bad file and its path was correctly
outputed to bad.files.
Randy
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cooppw02;399555 Wrote:
> Hmmm, Squeezecenter isn't exactly lightweight for a box with those kind
> of specs. The amount of RAM is concerning. 128MB sounds awfully
> small, even for a headless install. And you're right, I wouldn't
> attempt to use a GUI with that machine. Even if you were to u
Agreed, this is an old box but it worked real well as a file server
until I found Squeezebox.
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Try changing:
Code:
sed -i .prev '1d' $filelist
to
Code:
sed -i.prev -e '1d' $filelist
Note: no space after -i.
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MrC;399135 Wrote:
> Check your sed man page to see that it supports the -i option (in place
> editing). If not, another command or temporary files can be used.
> I'll give you a workaround if your sed doesn't support the -i option.
>
Yes, it does support the -i option. Man page options below
mark2;399518 Wrote:
> We're talking an old Dell PII, maybe 450 Mhz with, I think 128 Mb RAM.
Hmmm, Squeezecenter isn't exactly lightweight for a box with those kind
of specs. The amount of RAM is concerning. 128MB sounds awfully small,
even for a headless install. And you're right, I wouldn't
I'm not sure about checking the integrity of your existing files but I
think you can check future rips if you use EAC.
http://rip59.dk/EACFlac/EACFlacRipping.html
Mark
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I agree that a GUI is probably the way to go for all but the most
experienced command line jocks. I'm going to see about getting a GUI if
I can't get the command line thing to work.
The Bar is quite difficult - three days of testing fun.
Mark
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mark2 wrote:
> powerful enough. We're talking an old Dell PII, maybe 450 Mhz with, I
> think 128 Mb RAM.
I ran squeezecenter (then called slimserver) for years on a P2-500
Worked fine. GUI was slow.
> I'm taking the California Bar this
> week
Good luck, I've heard that they are very tough test
Pat, cdmackay, Diana, Ramage, radish, and Millwood,
Thanks for all of the suggestions and help! My setup is like Ramage's,
with a headless Ubuntu Server OS. I saw that there is a dependency
issue with Ubuntu so I'll need to take care of that but it'll be a
learning experience. Pat, I would run a
Glad you got it working, but I'm not really sure what the reboot fixed.
There's also no reason why you can't run the system's mysqld for other
stuff and also let SC run it's own separate instance. I do exactly
that on CentOS.
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Although I agree you don't need it for squeezecenter, running a headless
machine is lots easier if you can bring up a gui. IMHO, the most
straightforward ways are:
if you have an x-server running on another machine, just run xclients
pointing to it.
otherwise, use VNC.
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2 SB3, 1
My upgraded /usr/bin/perl was symlinking to
/usr/local/bin/myperl/bin/perl (perl.5.8.9) which had the following
paths
Code:
/usr/local/bin/myperl/lib/5.8.9/i686-linux-thread-multi
/usr/local/bin/myperl/lib/5.8.9
/usr/local/bin/myperl/lib/site_perl/5.8.9/i686-linux
You absolutely don't need a GUI to install SqueezeCenter, just follow
the instructions on the wiki which was already linked to
(http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Debian_Package). I have it
running on Ubuntu 8.10 headless and I upgrade one of my servers every
day, takes no time at all.
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Diana;399281 Wrote:
> Mark2 >>> To save you some time searching, you'll find full instructions
> for implementing Pat's advice at
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/DebianPackage
> It gives the URL for the slimdevices repo.
Follow the instruction in the wiki (note requirement for additional
Pat Farrell wrote:
> You just need to install SqueezeCenter on your ubuntu box.
>
> You can do it from the synaptics's GUI. The Wiki has instructions.
>
> If you were a unix/linux guru, you could do it with apt-get install,
> but I don't recommend that unless you are facile with the command shell
pfarrell;399272 Wrote:
> ...You need to modify your /etc/apt/sources.list to include the proper
> repository. Then do the usual apt-get update and apt-get install
> squeezecenter.
>
Mark2 >>> To save you some time searching, you'll find full
instructions for implementing Pat's advice at
http://w
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