alexandali wrote:
> I'm successfully running F19 R7 on both dual and quad - in both cases
> using the audio out.
> I noticed the output level is very quiet - found a post that says this
> is unavoidable.
>
Have you tried it in the actual system where the WB will be used in?
I also use the analo
JackOfAll wrote:
> 1. Just redirect output "> /dev/null".
> 2. Never had that problem.
Just to report that the disown routine works really well.
I'm currently listening to a streaming BBC station on my Soundwave
speaker - a nice late-night unobtrusive sound compared to the usual hifi
speakers
I'm successfully running F19 R7 on both dual and quad - in both cases
using the audio out.
I noticed the output level is very quiet - found a post that says this
is unavoidable. Can anybody recommend a low-cost USB DAC or something to
provide a better level - I'm not worried about high quality as
JackOfAll wrote:
>
> Ok. I'm trying to think whether I have ever halted via the LUA web-gui.
> Probably not. At a guess, press the halt button, the squeeze-web-gui-lua
> service is being killed straight away before the "Wait 30 seconds page"
> is being shown I'll take a look.
Great!
Prim
albertone74 wrote:
>
> Just a quick update. I have successfully tested the new R8 image on both
> my DUAL and QUAD. They work like a charm, as expected:cool:
>
Thank you, Alberto.
albertone74 wrote:
>
> Just one minor note. When I press the button "halt" I still don't get
> the "Wait 30 sec
Clive,
Just a quick update. I have successfully tested the new R8 image on both
my DUAL and QUAD. They work like a charm, as expected:cool:
No probs at all with assigning an IP static address, mounting both an
external USB drive and an internal SATA drive and scanning my Music
Library. It's all
JackOfAll wrote:
> I don't really understand 18 image downloads and only 1 person
> reports back here. Are people downloading the images with the intention
> to use them at a later date? It works for you, so you don't feel the
> need to report success?
I may not have the most representative
Kuro wrote:
> The OS/drivers probably need more tweaking when the DAC carrier board is
> avail. So even if you downloaded it now, it is not going to help later.
Yup, the DAC carrier board is reliant on the F20 image and it's special
driver
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I found this command
Code:
sudo chown -R username:group directory
at
http://askubuntu.com/questions/6723/change-folder-permissions-and-ownership
which solved my dilemma
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SlimChances wrote:
> I have just installed Ubuntu 14.04 and I saved my preference folder
> prior to the clean install. Everything is working(almost) but there is a
> list of a dozen or so plugins that I had on the old install that won't
> update. I replaced the prefs folder in /var/lib/squeezebox
ian_heys wrote:
> +1
>
> I was waiting for the hardware board to be available before buying a
> wandboard. Realised the images weren't coming back to the Community
> Squeeze pages and seemed unclear if the images would always be available
> on your site.
The OS/drivers probably need more tweaki
Downloaded R8 last night and ran it up this evening. I'm connecting USB
-> hiFace Two S/PDIF converter. Works perfectly.
Under R7 I had to manually select 32 bit to get teh hiface working
working. R8 detected the correct settings automatically.
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