7.4.1 to 7.4.2 should be ok to "just upgrade" in my experience.
I'm using a rpm based linux (CC4.2)
My experience is that major upgrades 6.5 -7.0 -7.0 -7.2 -7.3 -7.4 et
al
Is a problem you have to do a clean install.
If it crashes and the databse for artist albums and stuff looks totally
borked
I just did a "dpkg -i squeeze... " in debian to overwrite/upgrade an
existing installation - and it upgraded without any problems, keeping
all of the settings intact.
If it does go wrong you can always do an uninstall later with a --purge
or find and remove squeezecenter folders to do a clean ins
I'm new to this, but the guide says you "should" remove the old
Squeezebox Server before reinstalling.
My question - how exactly mandatory is this "should" - and can in
install without first running the "--purge" command?
Otherwise I'm guessing it will be complete reinstallation of plugins /
s
Don't see anything suspicious here. I assume that's the same folder you
installs SlimNAS to?
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