cncb wrote:
> I was able to get Squeezelite working on an OpenElec install on an x86
> PC, however, following the same procedure with a Raspberry Pi is not
> working for me. I have tried both the "armv6" and "armv6hf" versions
> but for both it doesn't list any audio outputs (running the -l opti
gian wrote:
> yes, that's right, but I haven't an ethernet socket anywhere near...
Just for testing, unplug Sb3 and move it so that it can be connected to
an ethernet port and use headphone to listen.
It is possible Wifi card is failing, it can be replaced easily but first
you need to check tha
pimd wrote:
> I reconfigured the ntp settings on my server and tried to install SOA
> again. This time it all went flawlessly, so yes we can blame my
> not-working timeserver.
Thanks - I think I am going to make the installer wait for ntp to
synchronised before continuing the installation as it
well, right now it made a hiss and rebooted...
I guess there is something wrong with the unit, but it will be
impossible to diagnose the issue without giving a look to log files...
Is my SB3 dying?
town: Musical Fidelity Dr.Thomas, Preamp II, Infinity 7K, Squeezebox
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Triode wrote:
> Is this server announced by your dhcp server or do you recognize it?
I reconfigured the ntp settings on my server and tried to install SOA
again. This time it all went flawlessly, so yes we can blame my
not-working timeserver.
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Glenmorangie_2002 wrote:
> ...would be a wish for 2015 ;)
>
> Hopefully it can be easily integrated as a new tweak with one of the
> next releases so I can wake up my Windows Home Server when piCorePlayer
> is starting...
> This is a function I have used with my "old" Squeezebox touch as well -
...would be a wish for 2015 ;)
Hopefully it can be easily integrated as a new tweak with one of the
next releases so I can wake up my Windows Home Server when piCorePlayer
is starting...
This is a function I have used with my "old" Squeezebox touch as well -
and it is very helpful...
Many thank
sbp wrote:
> Hi Glenmorangie
>
> BAD NEWS.
> I can make a version 1.15a which boots but LAN or USB are not working. I
> have updated all the firmware files which made it able to boot, but
> unfortunately it seems like there are some kernel stuff that needs
> fixing as well. So unfortunately I c
Triode wrote:
> The web interface should now be updated to hide this - click "update" to
> update.
Thanks Triode, worked fine.
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pimd wrote:
> In the attachment you will find the outcome. I may not be complete as
> the installer loops after a while but i hope this is helpfull.
Hi - I've looked at this again and wonder if the issue is related to
your configuration as ntp is started from the beginning of phase 2 and
it look
yes, that's right, but I haven't an ethernet socket anywhere near...
The SB has no open ports, so there is no way to access any internal
logfile.
town: Musical Fidelity Dr.Thomas, Preamp II, Infinity 7K, Squeezebox
Classic (2), Squeezebox Radio, Ubuntu 12.4 LTS server
country: Musical Fidelity
ian_heys wrote:
> Hi Triode,
>
> I've now got this status in both the Squeezelite and Squeezeserver pages
> on the UI. It's different but doesn't seem to affect anything. What does
> "vendor preset: disabled" mean.
>
>
> Status
> loaded / enabled; vendor preset: disabled
> Active
> active / ru
To rule out the possibility that the wifi on the Classic is broken try
it through ethernet
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1412783275 @ Fri Oct 10 04:00:09
UTC 2014
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8 Platform
Architecture: x86_64-linux
Perl Version: 5.18.2 - x86_64-linux-
hello All,
I have a SB classic that stops working after about one minute of
playing...
I rule out wifi access point problems because in the same room there is
a SB Radio that works fine for hours on wifi.
When I want to listen to my stereo system, I turn on the SB classic but
somehow it will on
... but now I am able to post it (++postcounter).
So, here is my solution to get it running ... maybe it's useful for
someone:
- Get the latest RPM from slimdevices:
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/index.php?ver=7.9
- Install it:
Code:
rpm -i log
Hi to all,
reading the threads about running the LMS on openSUSE 13.1 here, I found
at least that I am not alone ...
Unfortunatly I can't post my solution here including URLs :-(
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