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JackOfAll wrote:
> Anyone with the Hiface who can confirm this module works with HiFace and
> R1 or R2 images?
>
> >
Code:
> >
> wget
http://www.communitysqueeze.org/images/wandboard/CSOS/3.0.35-cm25/snd-usb-hiface.ko
> sudo cp snd-usb-hiface.ko /lib/modules/3.0.3
I would recommend VortexBox although any Linux distro would do. The
advantage of VortexBox is it's designed to be an audio centric linux
distro and has LMS pre-installed. If your worried about the future you
could keep a copy of the LMS source tar ball. That way you could build
it for any future L
iPhone app?
>
> Sorry if they're dumb questions, and hope someone can enlighten me!
Squeezeslave should work great for this. It can run on almost anything.
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>
> At least the Linux versions are back up in the nightly builds now :-),
> even if theyt don't quite work :-(
> Stiil, one step at a time eh ;-)
Seems like you could do the same thing with squeezeslave and a web
browser. Plus the web interface is easier to use and does
You can install webmin on VortexBox. This will give you router
functionality and allow you to control all aspects of the system from a
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jarome;640986 Wrote:
> How do I get the MySQL part to build?
I just Googled the error I got building the mysql Stuff and the fix is
here in the MySQL bug tracker.
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=52514
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> How do I get the MySQL part to build?
I didn't build a new mysql. I just used the old binary before the bug
was introduced in 7.5.5. I don't know how to get that to build.
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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 required
installed to use my rpm on Fedora 14 it has all
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> @ISA and change C to C.
You install this on Fedora 14? That is really strange. Did you
uninstall your old verison first?
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> Problem occurs in Fedora 14. Fedora 14 is running perl-5.12.2
I made a build for F14 if your interested in testing it out.
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http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16648
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will fail
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I responded to your post on the vortexbox.org forum.
http://vortexbox.org/forum/help/destination-path-too-long-error-message-while-moving-files-to-vortexbox/
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VortexBox 1.4 comes with SqueezeBox 7.5.1. If you need to update any
software go to the web GUI and click on the software update icon. Click
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Try VortexBox it's a very striped down version of Linux that is designed
to be an audio server. It will run fine on that hardware. The web UI
should be very responsive and it rips CDs as well.
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s. If you want download a copy of VortexBox and take a look
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rdware has to support WOL.
7. VortexBox, It's designed to work with SqueezeBox and has SBS pre
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;t enable
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e the
VortexBox appliance that uses 3.5" drives.
But if you just want to convert an old laptop 500GB 2.5" drives are
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> 250 drives and use the 1tb drive for back up.
>
> I haven't used a command line on anything except windows so all help is
> appreciated.
With VortexBox the music should be on the internal drive. If your using
an only laptop store the music on it's interna
The VortexBox appliance with an Atom, 1GB RAM, a low power 1TB drive,
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No FAT32, NTFS, ext3 should all work.
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ill work since
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Yes, you can create a sub folder under the music folder and mount the
drive there. You need to do this from command line though.
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The best option is to copy the files over to your VortexBox machine.
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squeezeslave -L will list the available audio devices.
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I have never tested VortexBox on that hardware. I'm not sure it's
compatible. It should work on almost anything. We use a text based
install not xwindows to make sure it works with almost any monitor.
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look at the
VortexBox linux distro. It's designed to be a music server for
SqueezeBox. VortexBox doesn't have an X-windows desktop just a web GUI
so if your planing the use this machine for web browsing etc stick with
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Samba is one of the most reliable protocols out there. Why use NFS?
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I had problems going from SC 7.3.3 to SBS 7.4 but once I got the upgrade
working it works great.
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even when
powered off so it seems very reasonable that you could leave the fit2 on
all the time and never worry about it going to "sleep" or powering it
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My guess is that means they aren't planing to fix it any time soon.
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I added a bug for this to the bug tracker. Feel free to add any other
comments you have to the bug
https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14740
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I just tried it with squeezeboxserver-7.4.1-0.1.28825. Exactly the same
thing happens SBS becomes unresponsive when I switch from streaming to
playing a FLAC. So it seems like 7.4.1 will not fix the problem.
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Yes, but it's SBS that is crashing not SqueezeSalve. The web user
interface becomes completely unresponsive until the SBS service is
restarted. This only happens with 7.4.
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4. It is easily
> reproducible.
>
> 1. play a FLAC file
> 2. pay a Shoutcast streaming radio station
> 3. pay a FLAC file
> Squeezebox Server will hang
>
> Does somebody want to log a bug to the bug tracker? I don't have an
> account.
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put in the BETA repo for VortexBox and
Fedora 11 users to test with. What is the best build from your SVN r79
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it is with
> flac or internet radio formats.
>
> My command line is /usr/bin/padsp /usr/local/bin/squeezeslave -s
> server.ip.address
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> Andrew, what would break if using VB beta? (I have currently only one
> unit that I can experiment with, and -that's- needed to rip/play my
> music.)
>
>
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TFS drive to VortexBox but it's not for the faint of
heart. There are a few tricky problems. I always tell new users to
attach an NTFS drive to a windows box and copy the files over the
network.
This works every time and is much easier.
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The easiest way is to disable SElinux, that's what we do in VortexBox
edit /etc/selinux/config and change the SELINUX line to
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You might save yourself some time by loading VortexBox. It's a Linux
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ee if you think
>
> its faster. What the rest of the world things is irrelevant.
>
>
> --
> Pat Farrell
> http://www.pfarrell.com/
Pat has a good point here. Grab an old PC, load a copy of VortexBox on
it, and 15 minutes you will be able to test whether the SC user
interf
much of a difference. Linux is really useful on
a lower power system like an embedded Atom box with only 1GB of RAM. In
this case you can run Linux without a GUI giving it a distinct advantage
over Windows.
Of cource Windows has the advantage of an easy to use GUI that many
people are familiar with. Th
Since VortexBox has no GUI desktop there is plenty of RAM for SC and
MySQL etc. I run a 512mb ram machine here and it's very fast with no
problems.
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I don't remember off hand but this is everything on our Yum server
http://yum.vortexbox.org/releases/11/i386/RPMS/repoview/
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Although VortexBox is based on Fedora 1! VortexBox is a fully plug and
play system. Unlike a default Fedora install there is no configuration
required. The best way to install Fedora on your box is using an
external USB CDROM.
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tarts out the same. You can customize
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be an appliance. You can use the web interface
for everything. If you want to learn Linux and add more features to your
system you can do that later.
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I have tried a few different things but the intricacies of SqueezeCenter
trancoding elude me.
I did change the "if [ -e "${10}" ] ; then" to "if [ -e "${12}" ] ;
then" This caused it to work for about 3 seconds then it switched from
music to screeching
fference between an
mp3 stream and an mp3 file. But I can't find one.
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to rely on your neighbor router for DCHP. Just have him give you a block
of 5 or 6 IP addresses he is not using.
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ra 10 it's easy to install other packages on it as well.
But hey I'm sure the rPath community would love a squeezecenter package
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Your right Linux should be able to run on an i386 processor. I haven't
used anything less then a i586 for the past 15 years and Fedora doesn't
support anything less then an i586 by default but maybe there is an i386
kernel for Fedora someplace. I'll take a look.
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rpm are compressed with CPIO. You can extract them using Linux. The easy
way to look inside one it to use 7zip (I run it under windows) it can
decompress any compressed file including rpms.
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I would recommend VortexBox. Most of the things you need are already set
up. Samba is already working, mplayer is already set up to work with
AlienBBC. You just install the iso and you done.
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WMA lossless works great on Linux. I have it preconfigured on VortexBox
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http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/WMA
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You could save yourself a lot of trouble and install VortexBox. It will
install Fedora 10, SqueezeCenter, and an automatic CD ripper. You will
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If you new to Linux you might want to try VortexBox. It will replace the
Ubuntu install you already have but it will configure everything for
you. SqueezeCenter will be installed and running and it even has an
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Ripit works well. It's automated and can rip to several formats at once.
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also try a prebuilt ditro that sets everything up for you
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