Thank you for your quick help. Unfortunately, this is way above my head.
I tried creating a udev rule but it didn't seem to do anything
different. Then I found some information about making sure the drive is
being unmounted properly before going into suspend mode by using a file
under /etc/acpi an
I would suggest hacking a udev rule to fix the name of the usb device
based on some recognizable characteristics, and mount it to some place
in the filesystem.
Alternatively you could use autofs to do the mounting part, if the
drive gets swapped around a lot.
To get you started I wrote 'here'
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Thank you both - I am now upgraded :)
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adamslim
You can't have too much music, but I do have too much hifi
Rock/Excalibur/MC30S, Linn Akurate Skweezy DS, Audion Pre, 6B4G SET,
Lowther monsters
Duet, Caiman, Audio Innovations Series 500, One Thing Quad ESLs
Boom x 2, Radio
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I was able to succesfully mount my external drive that contains all my
music onto the netbook that I'm using as my SB server. However, I have
it set to suspend the system after a certain amoount of inactivity so
that I can take advantage of the WOL ability of my SB Touch.
Unfortunately, when it go
I think the default media player (rythmbox) adds album art these days.
There are also musicbrainz taggers that add art.
(http://musicbrainz.org) Picard tagger has the advantage that it fixes
up all the metadata really well.
1G is probably part of the problem. It's probably worth the $50 to
to
I'm building a pc for a mate to run his Squeezebox Duet from and he only
wants to browse the net and read email from it other than this, so I'm
thinking, for the purposes of speed and viruses (his kids keep
installing all sorts of rubbish), Ubuntu may be a good idea.
I haven't dabbled with it (Ub
