I'm debating whether I should get the Wandboard and get onboard. I've a
question:
I noticed that there are two USB ports on the Wandboard, a normal USB
port (host) and a USB OTG (On-The-Go) port. What I want to do is to
attach a USB to SP/DIF converter to the USB port, and also run LMS so I
can
>
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98394-NEW-Netgear-ReadyNAS-and-Squeezebox&p=746465#post746465
> You could go for the new ReadyNAS products and use a Wandboard to run
LMS.
> I tried LMS on the Wandboard yesterday and it is very fast. You can
find more
> about this project over at the
Hi
Just wanted to inform you that piCorePlayer now has a web-page, where I
will be writing a better how-to.
Suggestions are welcome.
Please visit it here: https://sites.google.com/site/picoreplayer/
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Hi Clive,
I updated and everything is working brilliantly. Thanks very much for
you help.
CW
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Triode wrote:
> Put the params before the host address/"localhost"
Thanks..and sorry...I should RTFM a little more closely.
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gharris999 wrote:
> Parameter problems with the version 1.1 self-compiled git code: I'm
> starting squeezelite via:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> /usr/local/bin/squeezelite localhost -o front:CARD=Intel,DEV=0 -d all=debug
-f /tmp/squeezelite.log -m 00:04:20:90:37:66 -n Squeeze
Parameter problems with the version 1.1 self-compiled git code: I'm
starting squeezelite via:
Code:
/usr/local/bin/squeezelite localhost -o front:CARD=Intel,DEV=0 -d all=debug
-f /tmp/squeezelite.log -m 00:04:20:90:37:66 -n SqueezeLiteBlip
Rather than trying to figure this out, just update the kernel to the one
I'm running, which currently has a ntfs drive mounted.
Add the following to /etc/yum.conf before updating kernel.
Code:
installonlypkgs=kernel kernel-bigmem installonlypkg(kernel-module)\
insta
http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-faq/#useroption3
All you ever wanted to know about NTFS under Linux but were afraid to
ask:-)
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Hi,
not wanting to clog up the CSOS thread with my linux questions I thought
I would start a new thread to try and get my USB drive to mount
properly. Clive has helped a lot but I'm still having issues. I have an
NTFS drive (written to from a PC if that makes any difference) that I'm
trying to mo
JackOfAll wrote:
> Well, nofail is ignored, in as much as the the remote share not being
> available will not stall the boot process anyway. But, and this is
> mainly cosmetic, by using nofail and the share not being available,
> systemd won't mark the mount as having failed and the remote-fs.tar
slackhead wrote:
> I'm pretty sure 'nofail' is ignored on network shares - happy to be
> proved wrong on that however. I have a couple of machines that use nfs
> and cifs shares and I don't have problems when the servers are down /
> sleeping - just a slower startup and a logged warning.
>
W
slackhead wrote:
> One more thing - make sure you get a good power supply with plenty of
> current provision (I'd suggest at least 2A), as this seems to make quite
> a difference to how well the Pi works with external USB devices.
>
> Good luck.
Too late ;-)
Ordered the regular one with 1A. B
Fair enough just something I do automatically for network shares, almost
without thinking about it. I will bow to your (massively so) superior
knowledge on this though.
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jimbobvfr40
jimbobvfr400 wrote:
> I'd also suggest adding "_netdev" to your fstab line if it's a CIFS
> share, this makes sure the network is available before attempting to
> mount.
Shouldn't be needed with systemd responsible for doing the mounting.
remote-fs-pre.target has a dependency on
NetworkManager-w
I'm pretty sure 'nofail' is ignored on network shares - happy to be
proved wrong on that however. I have a couple of machines that use nfs
and cifs shares and I don't have problems when the servers are down /
sleeping - just a slower startup and a logged warning.
jimbobvfr400 suggestion is a g
I'd also suggest adding "_netdev" to your fstab line if it's a CIFS
share, this makes sure the network is available before attempting to
mount.
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JackOfAll wrote:
> It amused me that you would describe yourself as a noob. That's not how
> I think of you.
>
>
>
> Yes, you can add nofail as an option for a remotefs. (I don't normally,
> but then my file servers are up 24/7, 365 days a year.)
>
> >
Code:
> >
>
castalla wrote:
> You're much too complimentary!
It amused me that you would describe yourself as a noob. That's not how
I think of you.
castalla wrote:
>
> I've got a usb flash stick plugged into my router - as you see it's
> mounted via cifs. So:
> Do I need the 'fail' line, or not? Are y
JackOfAll wrote:
> Brian, you're not a noob! If there is a bug to be found anywhere, I'd
> bet my last Rolo that you'd find it before anyone else! Beta tester from
> hell. Yes! Noob. No! LOL.
>
>
>
> I'm not sure what the question is? You want to plug in a USB drive,
> mount a partition from t
castalla wrote:
> Noob here:
Brian, you're not a noob! If there is a bug to be found anywhere, I'd
bet my last Rolo that you'd find it before anyone else! Beta tester from
hell. Yes! Noob. No! LOL.
castalla wrote:
>
> So what would be the appropriate line, and where does the line actually
> g
JackOfAll wrote:
> This isn't directed at anyone in particular. There is a bunch of stuff
> in my head that I take for granted. If I put any removeable drive in
> /etc/fstab, it is second nature to use noauto and nofail. Anyone adding
> USB drive mounts to fstab, please use "nofail,defaults".
This isn't directed at anyone in particular. There is a bunch of stuff
in my head that I take for granted. If I put any removeable drive in
/etc/fstab, it is second nature to use noauto and nofail. Anyone adding
USB drive mounts to fstab, please use "nofail,defaults". eg.
Code:
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I'm moved the shairport rpm package into the repo. I hope it helps you
guys, but I'm not willing to provide any support for it. Anyone using it
needs to know what they are doing, that they need to stop and disable
squeezeboxserver (if you are using it) and squeezelite services before
enabling and
Shutdown wrote:
> That sounds like the one i need :-)
One more thing - make sure you get a good power supply with plenty of
current provision (I'd suggest at least 2A), as this seems to make quite
a difference to how well the Pi works with external USB devices.
Good luck.
dsdreamer wrote:
> You have cloned the master branch instead of the 1.0-dev. The new
> version doesn't require Perl at all and has a lot of things fixed in it.
> You definitely want this one.
>
I see thank you,
dsdreamer wrote:
>
>
> If you want an extensive Shairport dialog, let's not clog
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