Um...not to discourage you, but what's the point of squeeze play on a
headless server? Why not use squeezeslave instead? In my very limited
experience, squeezeslave is a whole lot easier to build than squeeze
play.
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gharris999
Although not my SBS server, I recently did some undervolting on my
Phenom 1055 based workstation with the new edition of
TurionPowerControl (0.29.1 alpha)
http://amdath800.dyndns.org/amd/tpc-0.29.1a.tar.gz
Results:
- minus 12 watt in idle, minus 28 watt under BC2 and minus 35 watt when
running pr
I've downloaded the 7.6 tarball from the nightly repository and can't
find the install instructions. Has anyone been able to build this?
Looked here:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/SqueezePlayOnFedora5and6
and it refers to README.linux but that doesn't appear to be in the
tarball.
Thanks
I have a 64 bit ed of Ubuntu 10.10 configured with Squeezebox and
granola installed. I will post the results of the kill-a-watt meter in
the next week or so if anyone is interested.
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SlimChances
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agillis;588343 Wrote:
> I'm still trying to figure out what's going on here. I searched my F11
> box for libssp and I can't find it. So it seems like libssp wasn't
> needed before. Also I don't get that error on my version of SqueezeBox
> Server running on F14 so it seems libssp is not really req
andyg;588418 Wrote:
> 1. Re-build Perl 5.12 without stack protection. This is probably the
> best option, and I think it's safe to do so, as Perl < 5.12 have always
> been built this way.
It's probably going to be less hassle (for compatibility with the
various distributions) to supply perl 5.1
Perl 5.12 is the first Perl version to build with stack protection. I
build all Linux binary Perl modules on an older Debian Etch system, so
I was using a manually-compiled Perl 5.12 for this. So I think there
are 2 choices for fixing this:
1. Re-build Perl 5.12 without stack protection. This
