Now I need to update gcc to get the latest fftw. Gonna be a while.
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cgull
cgull
SB3 > Melody SP7 > Onix Ref-1
Operating System: FreeBSD 6.2-RELEASE
SqueezeCenter Version: 7.3.2 - 24695
Platform Architecture: i386-freebsd
Perl Version: 5.8.8-i386-freebsd-64int
MySQL Version: 5.1.21-beta
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btooze;402531 Wrote:
> Thank you for all your advice. I am now running Squeezecenter under
> Ubuntu.
>
> I did have a few issues with graphic drivers and I did not appreciate
> that I had to run Squeezecenter under Firefox (I was trying to find the
> .exe file as in Windows) but all in all the p
Re #11: Absolutely. I've got SqueezeCenter running on a 400MHz Pentium
III with 384MB of RAM, some ancient video card, etc, and 850GB or so of
cheap storage. The same box is my web server, mail server, print server,
and general file server.
As for worries about drivers, as I said before, drivers
Just one kind of thought. If Linux doesn't work easily with ATI video
cards, and if WMA this or that won't play properly, or at all, on
Linux, then we should ask: Whose fault is that? Is it the fault of the
Linux developers? Or is it the fault of the manufacturers? The answer
is pretty dang obviou
htrd;402759 Wrote:
> Hi,
>
> That python traceback indicates that brutefirwrapper is running, but it
> cant execute "brutefir". I guess you dont have the brutefir program
> installed somewhere on your PATH
>
>
I think y'all are on o something here. My brutefir installation was not
functioning
Hi,
That python traceback indicates that brutefirwrapper is running, but it
cant execute "brutefir". I guess you dont have the brutefir program
installed somewhere on your PATH
Klaas;402734 Wrote:
> uups, I meant to check that "brutefir" is working. Open console and
> enter "brutefir" :)
If th
epoch1970;401909 Wrote:
> Vortexbox is based on linux (haven't tried it myself):
> http://vortexbox.org/
I vote for Vortexbox. I installed it on an Intel Atom 330 with 2gb ram
and it was so easy to configure.
The automatic CD ripping feature is huge for me too.
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jtf
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cgull;402673 Wrote:
> Not sure what your asking with #1. I don't have a brutefir env variabe
> set in my console.
>
uups, I meant to check that "brutefir" is working. Open console and
enter "brutefir" :)
If you are just running EQ you don't need any PCM files, your filter
should be based on the
Klaas;402659 Wrote:
> Hmm, can you check... ($ = console)
> 1. brutefir works: $brutefir
> should output brutefir version
> 2. you configured a some stuff via the web frontend, (Options -->
> Plugins --> BrutfirDRC)
> what did you use for "Filters directory:", "BruteFIR filter link dir:"
> and "F
I've got a weird issue going on with my ubuntu 8.04 machine.
it is upgraded from 7.1 which is a bit flaky in some regards.
It is like this I was running SqueezePlay trough Gnu Debugger ( gdb )
to help with another bug.
But i could not help to notice that it seams that SP on my PC sets all
audio
cgull;402625 Wrote:
> I am running FreeBSD... not sure if that is a factor.
Hmm, can you check... ($ = console)
1. brutefir works: $brutefir
should output brutefir version
2. you configured a some stuff via the web frontend, (Options -->
Plugins --> BrutfirDRC)
what did you use for "Filters dire
Klaas;402610 Wrote:
> If you are using version 7.3.x or lower the file type is shown as
> flac/flac or flac/sox. The problem is that the display is retrieved
> from the custom convert file. The install manual is already updated to
> 7.4. In 7.4 no restart is required and the custom-convert was ch
cgull;402586 Wrote:
> Ok, I followed the install but there is nothing showing up under file
> types. The menus and file structure look good so I'm not sure where I
> went wrong.
If you are using version 7.3.x or lower the file type is shown as
flac/flac or flac/sox. The problem is that the displ
Klaas;402398 Wrote:
> Not problem related but maybe easier. Try to use brutefir with the
> brutefir plugin, it is for Linux and should run flawlessly. You can
> convert your Inguz filters to brutefir if needed. Just see my signature
> for more information :)
Ok, I followed the install but there
btooze;402531 Wrote:
>
> Can someone explain how I can automate this start-up so that I can
> switch on the pc and walk away.
I had to edit fstab and add my NTFS drive.
kesey already pointed to an explanation
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions/ThirdPartyNTFS3G
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bandicoot;402529 Wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After reading syburgh's post in this thread I think I have finally
> almost got WOL from a S3 suspend working on my Ubuntu 8.10 machine. The
> missing piece for me was unloading the network adapter driver.
>
> I have a Realtek 8139 network adapter (driver 8139t
snarlydwarf;399910 Wrote:
> Personally, I use Debian, but Ubuntu is probably easier and better
> supported for a new user. It's what my mother in law uses.
"It's what my mother in law uses" must mean it's easy which keeps her
from calling!
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4mula1
SqueezeCenter 7.3.2 + Solaris 10 x86: Be
Thank you for all your advice. I am now running Squeezecenter under
Ubuntu.
I did have a few issues with graphic drivers and I did not appreciate
that I had to run Squeezecenter under Firefox (I was trying to find the
.exe file as in Windows) but all in all the process was fairly
painless.
Howev
Hi,
After reading syburgh's post in this thread I think I have finally
almost got WOL from a S3 suspend working on my Ubuntu 8.10 machine. The
missing piece for me was unloading the network adapter driver.
I have a Realtek 8139 network adapter (driver 8139too) so I edited my
/etc/pm/config.d/00s
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