Gus;581613 Wrote:
> epoch1970 and Mnyb - thanks for sticking with me through this. Your
> guidance with the rm command made me comfortable enough to take the
> plunge and I've now got 290gb space back! Thanks so much!!
> Now trying to figure out how to get port 9000 to link to SBS, so I can
>
In case this helps shed further light on my machine's
stuffed-upedness...
> Package: squeezeboxserver
> Status: install ok installed
> Priority: optional
> Section: sound
> Installed-Size: 88352
> Maintainer: Logitech/Slim Devices
> Architecture: all
> Version: 7.5.1
> Replaces: slimp3, slimserve
epoch1970 and Mnyb - thanks for sticking with me through this. Your
guidance with the rm command made me comfortable enough to take the
plunge and I've now got 290gb space back! Thanks so much!!
Now trying to figure out how to get port 9000 to link to SBS, so I can
check use the browser and det
Mnyb;581491 Wrote:
> maybe you have to use the terminal cp to the the trash and use sudo rm
> -rf there
I'm not very comfortable with terminal. Would the command be somthing
like - sudo rm -rf /path/trash/-?
Also, I realised that I still haven't figured out how to get port 9000
to connect wit
Thanks,
I plan to install Ubuntu 10.10 in a dual boot config once a stable
release comes out in a few days
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You'll have to do this as root, then.
1) "sudo find / -xdev -name *desktop.ful"
Will look for files named something-desktop.ful (got that pattern from
your original post) and print when it finds a location. Find will
search the whole drive, give it time.
2) For each line that was printed, run "sud
Gus;581468 Wrote:
> Given the concerns I had about deleting the wrong files using "rm -rf*",
> I decided to have a go dragging the Simple Backup files to the trash
> (which worked) and then selected the empty trash option. Unfortunately
> this hasn't gone according to plan: I should have over 25
if you aren't a fiddler with your computer then the 10.04 edition might
be better as this is a long term support version.
I am using 10.10 at the moment and it seems to get better and better. I
use kubuntu and so sound has changed, but if you are just using the box
as a server then I can't see wh
i have installed Audio::Scan in the version 0.82 manually. Now I'm at
the next difficulty ;)
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Given the concerns I had about deleting the wrong files using "rm -rf*",
I decided to have a go dragging the Simple Backup files to the trash
(which worked) and then selected the empty trash option. Unfortunately
this hasn't gone according to plan: I should have over 250gb as a result
of this, bu
Hello
My setup: SBS 7.5.1 running on Synology Diskstation NAS (with DSM3.0),
iTunes plugin activated, based on a copy of my iTunes Library on the
NAS. Original iTunes 10 runs on a Win XP PC.
My library contains many songs with file and directory names with
international characters (é, ü...)
Whe
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