Thanks Paul. Ill give it a try in the morning and post how I get on.
All the best,
kesey
paul- wrote:
> kesey,
>
> Qobuz loads fine for me, but I don;'t have an account to setup
> credentials. I would have to guess something in the Qobuz Cache or
> settings is not right. Migh
Thank you pCP team for piCoreplayer.
I've installed piCorePlayer v7.0.0b6 on a new micro SD card and
everything is running perfectly, except the Qobuz app is not showing on
My Apps in LMS. I've installed the Qobuz Plugin and filled in my Qobuz
Account Details in the Settings section.
The Qobuz
IanHaynes wrote:
> An insitu update on my Pi2 player hasn't worked properly. I can see the
> instance of pCP but Squeezelite doesn't start.
My Insitu update to pCP 6.1.0 on Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.1 worked
fine. Squeezelite-X is also working perfectly.
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1;
vinodt1347 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> For some reason my wandboard stopped booting. Cant seem to restore the
> image file. The current image on soa-wandboard doesnt do the
> installation. Am at a loss now!! What else can I do with the wandboard
> (quad). is xbmc an option? any other streaming/player that
Albert, have a look at your PM.
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with SoA; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug 7.06; (backup:Win 10 Pro 64 bit, Sheevaplug with
Squeezeplug); iPeng, iPeng for Ipad, Orange Squeeze,
albertone74 wrote:
> Hi kesey,
>
> Many thanks for sharing your findings.
>
> I have tried the suggested method but to no avail. I have literally
> entered the following commands:
>
> pacman -Syy
> pacman -Su
> pacman -Sy uboot-wandboard
>
> but after r
My Wandboard Quad is still going strong and running SoA. Thanks again to
Triode for his fine work on SoA, not to mention all the other stuff he
graciously contributed to the Squeezebox ecosystem over the years.
In the last couple of weeks, following an update using, firstly, the
Squeeze on Arch
asplundj wrote:
> Thanks but I can't see any information on how to get fedora on the
> wandboard in that threat
JackofAll might be able to point you in the right direction.
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with SoA;
asplundj wrote:
> Does anyone have an Fedora 23 image for the wandboard? The wandboard
> site only provide F22 but I'm planning to run LMS on F23. I'm not
> interested in squeezelite only the server. I've been using squeeze on
> arch before but now I can't install that anymore for some reason.
bobertuk wrote:
> Thank you for posting this fix. I just found out about this issue and
> come straight here to see if anyone had the same problem. This fix
> worked worked a treat
>
> Thank you again
Glad it worked. Go Ireland:-)
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1;
After a recent update (October 2015) cd /etc/to my Archlinux and LMS
files on my Wandboard Quad, I could no longer connect via Samba to the
USB hard disk containing my music files attached to my Wandboard.
To sort this out, SSH in to your Wandboard:
chmod 0755 /var/cache/samba/msg
Then add
soundcheck wrote:
Nope.
IMO you shouldn't put openssh on ignore. You miss out security patches
and bug fixes asf.
That's why I wrote up what I'd do some posts back.
Cheers
that makes sense soundcheck, thanks. Amended accordingly:
otherwise fire up your preferred editor, open
Hi Paul, the first thing I would try would be to go to settings in LMS,
and select Clear Library and Rescan everything. Click on Rescan and let
the scan complete.
Now try and see if you can play music.
let us know how you get on:-)
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard
/
Should the card fail in the future you will have an image available to
restore from that will get you up and running quickly and easily.
all the best,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with SoA; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card
Lestrad wrote:
Thanks. I downloaded the Image Tool, and I'd like to try to use the
command-line version, but can't quite figure out how to do it from the
help file. Any help with that would be appreciated.
I have an external USB SD card reader. Would it be something like
usbitcmd /r /c
Lestrad wrote:
Hello. I'm a non-tech hobbyist hoping to run SoA on a Wandboard Quad.
I'm currently waiting for the board to arrive. Can anyone tell me what I
need to do to disable WiFi and Bluetooth on the board? (I want to run
wired-only.)
Yes, pick the quad image from the first post,
Owen Smith wrote:
@Soundcheck: I don't understand why all this stuff matters to you. It
looks like tweakery for the sake of it. Does it matter whether the cpu
is at 30% or 0.3% so long as the music plays? Are you doing anything
with all that cpu you claim to be freeing up?
Three cheers for
Nerdwebber wrote:
Adrian,
I#8217;ve installed LMS 7.9 and scanning music files is much faster
now. So I#8217;ll stick with 7.9.
I#8217;ve checked the Samba Server box in SOA. However I don#8217;t
see my USBhard drive attached to the Hummingboard on my Windows PC.
How can I copy newly
ian_heys wrote:
Can anybody tell me how to set up windows network access to my USB
attached HDD mounted at /mnt/Disk2 with a top level folder called
Music.
Hi Ian, check your PM (private message)
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server:
Triode wrote:
I've updated the wandboard installer images and added one for a
cubox-i/hummingboard. Latest images are at:
Code:
https://github.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-installers/raw/master/soa-image-wand-dual.img.zip
Triode wrote:
Suggest trying it again - it should reboot immediately and get an ip
address and allow you to ssh to it, the delay after rebooting is until
the web interface is available.
If there is a network problem during the install process then it could
cause problems, but not in
Triode wrote:
I've updated the wandboard installer images and added one for a
cubox-i/hummingboard. Latest images are at:
Code:
https://github.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-installers/raw/master/soa-image-wand-dual.img.zip
kesey wrote:
Hi Triode, I downloaded and unzipped the quad .img. The unzipped file
soa-image-wand-quad.img is sized 12,288KB
My wandboard did not find a new ip address (I waited about 5 minutes)
although it did appear to boot: there was a bit of noise, possibly from
the attached USB Hard
Triode wrote:
OK - good that's working - let us know if it comes back ok.
all sorted. It rebooted, found a new ip address. and SoA
Installing 7.9 now, after setting up Storage and Samba using SoA
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server:
herve wrote:
newbie question :D ?! why can't we get an URL like http://alarm.local or
http://soa.local instead of the ip address ?
You can. Let's say you set hostname to Wandboard in the System tab in
SoA, and select Se=ave.
Then go to Storage and check the Samba box, and also change the
Bucket of Vyno wrote:
Being the highly experienced tester that I am, it's away and installing
- currently Extracting Linux...
Only suggestion so far is if possible could the installer send the dhcp
server an id such as SoA Installer to make it easier to identify the
IP address ?
Mr.
Triode wrote:
To help with installation I've created a minimal install image for
wandboard dual and quad. This avoids the need for a linux machine to
install SoA.
I'd be interested in a few testers. To try it out - download the
appropriate link below, unzip the file and then flash this
Triode wrote:
8M is good and should enable it to build LMS and other options.
The installer is a 12M partition which gets completely overwritten with
the Arch Linux install after repartioning the card to maximum size (just
like the create-sdcard script)
Thanks Triode and Vyno.
I'll
Nikolay V wrote:
Hi Everybody !
Can anybody explain where I can find full ready for installation
_ISO_image_ of Squeeze on Arch ?
Hi Nikolay.
For reasons which I believe are to do with prudently avoiding potential
legal minefields, SoA is installed only via the mechanism explained in
Chunkywizard wrote:
Hi Triode,
No difference I am afraid.(I did the manual update)
CW
Chunkywizard, are you definitely using the same workgroup name on the
computers from which you want to access your Samba files as on your
server NAS and other machines?
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet:
Triode wrote:
OK - lets confirm what we want (and not have a different option for each
user...)
How many mounts of each type do people expect? I was originally
thinking we should have multiple options /mnt/diskX and allow complete
flexibility, but then people seem to have other uses.
bobertuk wrote:
I want to follow good practice and make an image of my SoA SD card. I
have LMS 7.9 installed and running as I want it so I want a full image
of the card. Is there an easy way to make such an image?
TIA
Bob
Yes, download USB Image Tool from
bobertuk wrote:
I assume the SD card has to be removed from Wandboard and inserted into
a PC Card reader slot in order to make an image using this tool. My
Wandboard is enclosed so I was hoping to use another method of imaging
while th SD card is still in place on the Wandboard.
Is this
kesey wrote:
I can't resist testing either, so onward and upward:-)
I prepared the micro SdD card last night (near mid-night) as per post #
1, and then started the install of LMS 7.9 from the SoA-Web page. I left
it work away while I went to bed, and it set up perfectly.
Nice job again Triode
as one is not overly demanding.
Anyway, I hope all is well with you.
Best regards,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with SoA; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug 7.06; (backup:Win 8 Pro 64 bit, Sheevaplug
albertone74 wrote:
OK. Thank you Triode. I am also struggling to install LMS 7.9. It says
that installation has been completed but from the Status page in SoA it
says is dead (I have tried to enable/restart it). I have already tried
several times. I will try tonight to make a new image and
Triode wrote:
Thanks for testing - this project definitely needs testers! I suspect
it depends how fast your internet connection is whether the download
really causes you a problem or is only 10 minutes out of the much longer
time to build lms or the kernel.
Anyway - please report back
Triode wrote:
Thanks. I've just updated the network page to use netctl directly and
detect the network names used by the system - could you test. It should
also start the nfs service when you select an nfs mount.
I did a general update using the Squeeze on Arch Configuration
Interface. I
Triode wrote:
Are you suggesting this was different from before? I must admit I have
been testing using the ip address of the board not a dns name. I
suspect the issue is that the router has multiple entries cached with
the same name? (arch gets a different dhcp address after it reboots
albertone74 wrote:
That's good to know. Thanks. Is that normal what I am getting here?
Code:
[root@wbdual ~]# fdisk /dev/mmcblk0p1
Sorry my mistake, I should have run fdisk /dev/mmcblk0 instead...it looks
all good now!
Announce: Squeeze
Chunkywizard wrote:
Sorry if I've missed it, but what's the minimum size SD card needed?
CW
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/root 7.2G 2.7G 4.1G 40% /
devtmpfs748M 0 748M 0% /dev
I'm using an 8GB card, and the usage is 2.7G with LMS and Jivelite
.
Many thanks,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with SoA; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug 7.06; (backup:Win 8 Pro 64 bit, Sheevaplug with
Squeezeplug); iPeng, iPeng for Ipad, Orange Squeeze, Squeezepad, LMS
Triode wrote:
Not easy to do more than it should do at present which is show progress
from /tmp/soa-build.log. You should have a line in the text box saying
it is installing?
There was a flow of info in the text box while the install was going on.
Prior to that while the download was going
Triode wrote:
Which browser - Chrome? It should start displaying a line of text
saying it is installing. I tested with firefox, but it looks like
chrome may not display anything until a certain number of lines are
added to the log.
Sorry, forgot to mention the browser. Yes Chrome fully up
Triode wrote:
Thanks for testing - the hopeful advantage of doing this way is that
upgrading just the server component should be less download and faster.
To do this all you need to do is:
Code:
./soa-update.sh logitechmediaserver-7.9-lms
Triode wrote:
This should have been fixed 22 days ago -
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver-vendor/commit/9998de09422f0fddfb725dc129b38429e795d454
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/commit/eceba6f9a35c529b1e28390324aad6a7f6b54304
Are you using the latest soa-aur install script for
-lms.sh with the scripts which you updated today (3rd July)
and all went well, no hiccups at all.
thank you,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with SoA; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug 7.06; (backup:Win 8 Pro
Triode wrote:
It is a standard 7.8 install which includes support for 192k as a
server. It doesn't include the new DSD support which is in 7.9. I plan
to add a package for 7.9 support as well, but when I do will split it in
two so the LMS code and the required libraries can be built
Krisbee wrote:
Check your LMS logs, e.g via LMS web info page. Do have an error that
refers to this file, as I reported in #173 above?
Code:
/opt/logitechmediaserver/CPAN/Compress/Raw/Zlib.pm
Hi Krisbee, yes there are errors.
to the Squeezebox Touch and to Squeezelite? If
not, could you list out how to upgrade SoA to the latest nightly LMS
7.9.0?
regards,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with SoA; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug 7.06; (backup:Win
Bucket of Vyno wrote:
Is the 'easy way' post #27 -
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?101624-Announce-Squeeze-on-Arch-developer-versionp=782110viewfull=1#post782110
?
Yes.
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with
Krisbee, I was able to install all the 3rd party plugins I wished to on
my Wandboard Quad under SoA. I'm away at the moment so am unable to
check stuff. I did notice that one URL for a 3rd party developer did
take a few tries and a reboot or two in order to get it to stick.
Squeezebox
Pascal Hibon wrote:
The full name is still okay though; sounds good and makes sense.
+1
I've no problem with the SoA acronym either, but understand the shivers
it might cause the Dutch. The Society of Actuaries are not a body to be
trifled with:-)
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1;
Getting Samba working on Archlinux is a little different to Debian with
which I am a little more familiar. This is how I got it going on
ArchLinux (SoA).
I installed Samba using pacman -S samba because I did not see any
smb.conf file in /etc/samba. For whatever reason after the install there
Triode wrote:
I have updated the logitechmediaserver build for soa so that it now
works with perl 5.20 and uses the git version of slimserver-vendor.
Please could people who had a problem over the last couple of days
update from git and try again:
Code:
albertone74 wrote:
Triode,
I am getting this error message:
Code:
git commit -a -m !
*** Please tell me who you are.
Run
git config --global user.email y...@example.com
git config --global user.name Your Name
to set your
dependencies...
error: target not found: perl5.19
== ERROR: 'pacman' failed to install missing dependencies.
I then tried installing as per post #1, and got the same result.
Any ideas?
Thanks, and regards,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server
Krisbee wrote:
Pascal,
Us mere mortals will have to learn a bit of git. The crude, but simple
solution is to your problem is to delete the soa-aur directory and
re-create it with the git clone command, then do the update. If you
made any changes to your local copy of soa-aur you wish to
The method to set up a Static IP address on ArchLinux shown here worked
for me: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Netctl#Configuration
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with CSOS; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug
Good afternoon Triode, and thanks:-)
The Wandboard is booting up for me.
what is the username and password to SSH in to Archlinux?
all the best,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with CSOS; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card
Correct Pascal, and the port to log in on is ip_address:80.
Note: when the download completes the Wandboard self-rebooted. On
re-booting, it acquired a new ip address. I'll set a fixed ip address
for my one a little later.
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Owen Smith wrote:
Although I'm glad something is happening, the sort of problems people
are encountering proves that this is too complex for me at present. I
need something that replaces the Receiver, both in terms of what it does
and in how simple it is to set up. Until such exists I'll
A little reminder for those of us new to ArchLinux: when you've
completed the installation, shut down the Wandboard and back-up the
image on the micro SD card to one or more of your hard-disks. This might
save doubling up on the installation work if you are making a series of
configuration
Triode wrote:
Re storage - what error messages did you get for the usb hdd - what
format is it? It worked for me for fat earlier - wondered if it is a
format I don't have support for in the image yet.
Edit: assuming this is nfts - could you try doing pacman -S nfts-3g on
the device and
Owen Smith wrote:
The above is what I don't understand, but I keep seeing it. Why are
people installing LMS on things like wandboards, which are basically
being used as a player? Surely you end up with multiple LMS
installations running all over the place? Do people not run one central
I haven't the solution below yet, but I will in the morning. Including
AutoWired=yes in your netctl profile as per this blog may save some
headaches:
http://blog.pixxis.be/post/77298179924/setting-up-a-static-ip-on-arch-linux
Description='A basic static ethernet connection'
Interface=eth0
The Archlinux ip address still refuses to show up under an ipscan, or
when doing a DHCP client list with my router.
The following is the lsblk read-out for the CSOS card in the main
Wandboard SD card slot, my USB hard disk, and the ArchLinux card in the
second slot:
[fedora@wandboard ~]$ lsblk
Pascal Hibon wrote:
Would it be possible to install LMS on this platform?
Apparently so: 3) follow the instructions at
https://github.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-aur which explain how to build and
install squeeze on arch applications. This requires several minutes, but
should be self explanatory
badboygolf16v wrote:
Code:
sudo csos-cleanUpdate-testing squeezelite
sudo csos-cleanUpdate-testing dsdplay
I've got a vanilla R8 install on my Quad, and running both of the
update commands gives the response:
Code:
I installed the F19-R8 Quad image, then went to wandboard:8081 in order
to configure the Samba Workgroup (under System) and to set up a static
ip address for the Wandboard (under Ethernet Interface Configuration).
All worked perfectly: thanks Clive.
I first updated logitechmediaserver 7.80 to
:DJohnSwenson wrote:
The hardware design has been ready to go for quite a few months.
Currently we are waiting for the driver to be available. I built a
couple test boards a while back, I want to make sure the driver works
with these before having some of the real things made. I don't to
for production of
CSP1?
best regards,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with CSOS; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug 7.06; (backup:Win 8 Pro 64 bit, Sheevaplug with
Squeezeplug); iPeng, iPeng for Ipad, Orange Squeeze
Pascal Hibon wrote:
I just want to say that there a lot of people here, including myself,
who have nothing but admiration for all your (and Triode's) hard work
and dedication in regards to CSOS.
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server:
kesey wrote:
In CSOS F19 R4, I could access my Wandboard by hostname from Putty, by
inputting wandboard (instead of ip address). For some reason I can not
do this in F19 R7.
Any ideas why not?
cat /etc/hostname says wandboard
/etc/samba/smb.conf netbios name = wandboard
If I configure
In CSOS F19 R4, I could access my Wandboard by hostname from Putty, by
inputting wandboard (instead of ip address). For some reason I can not
do this in F19 R7.
Any ideas why not?
cat /etc/hostname says wandboard
/etc/samba/smb.conf netbios name = wandboard
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1;
bakker_be wrote:
have you tried wandboard.local?
Thanks bakker_be: wandboard.local works in Putty and as a URL in
wandboard.local:9000
However with CSOS F19 R7, the wandboard is not showing up as a Samba
share in my Networks. It does show up when using CSOS F19 R4.
Squeezebox Classic:2;
I'm on latest testing Logitech Media Server Version: 7.8.1 - 1396446654
@ Wed 2 Apr 16:41:40 BST 2014
I've not had any problems at all: all is working perfectly well. I
mostly listen to my local music and radio. I'm not a big plugins user
though. Having said that,
BBC iplayer is working fine
Using http://my.wandboard.ip.address:8081/index.html to configure
Wireless on the Wandboard.
1. Click on Wireless Interface
2. Choose the Network Name and entire the password
3. To set a static IP address I unchecked Use DCHP and then entered
the desired static IP Address, Netmask and Gateway
Well said JackofAll. Looking forward to installing F19-R7 from
scratch:-)
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with CSOS; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug 7.06; (backup:Win 8 Pro 64 bit, Sheevaplug with
Squeezeplug);
concerned. Thank you all,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with CSOS; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug 7.06; (backup:Win 8 Pro 64 bit, Sheevaplug with
Squeezeplug); iPeng, iPeng for Ipad, Orange Squeeze, Squeezepad
Triode wrote:
Yes probably - will change...
Has anyone else read the help text?
system.html# Help excellent: very clear what to do
network-eth.html Help excellent: very clear what to do
network-wlan.html Help excellent: very clear what to do; Network
Name dropdown shows
:) Well done Ireland, winners of the 6 Nations Rugby Championship. A
wonderful day out. St. Paddy has a big smile going!
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with CSOS; Raspberry Pi with Squeezeplug;
(backup:Win 8 Pro 64 bit,
JackOfAll wrote:
SQUEEZE-WEB-GUI-LUA-0.1-0.21.GIT8FA60D5
Changes...
Code:
* Wed Feb 26 2014 - 0.1-0.21.git8fa60d5
- Git branch master revision 8fa60d5da52cdcd9b9fdc4cd1612b5876a06bfb4.
Add icons from Java gui.
* Wed Feb 26 2014 -
Pascal Hibon wrote:
I have an issue with the webpages at port 8080. In the attached image
below you can see what happens when I try to open these.
The lua webpages work fine.
I just upgraded everything from a clean F19-R4 install. Did I miss some
kind of package?
Code:
Pascal Hibon wrote:
I cleared the cache several times but still no luck.
Also, with IE I have the same thing happening.
Must be something else that went wrong.
192.x.x.x:8080/squeeze/Index.action is definitely slower to load than
http://192.x.x.x:8081/
The bottom of the :8080 page shows:
CSOS.
Best of luck:-)
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with CSOS; Raspberry Pi with Squeezeplug;
(backup:Win 8 Pro 64 bit, Sheevaplug with Squeezeplug); iPeng, iPeng
for Ipad, Orange Squeeze, Squeezepad, LMS Version: 7.8.0
Gerhardc wrote:
I have tried to download the image:
http://www.communitysqueeze.org/images/wandboard/CSOS/F19-R2/CSOS-Wandboard-Quad-F19-R2-20130910-1.img.7z.
But the access is forbidden.
Any help?
Gerhardc, the normal procedure for the past couple of weeks is that
JackofAll will see
for the great
work you are putting into the Community Squeeze project:-)
Best regards,
kesey
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Squeezelite.
Server: Sheevaplug with Squeezeplug, (backup:Win 8 Pro 64 bit, Raspberry
Pi with Squeezeplug), iPeng, iPeng for Ipad, Squeezepad, LMS Version:
7.8.0
hubbaloo wrote:
Hi,
First time using Fedora and having trouble using LMS.
So fresh install of Fed19 32bit and installed LMS v7.3 without any error
or warning. I am able to start and stop the service without problem, but
I can't see anything under top, or via ip_address:9000. At first I
hagensieker wrote:
Stupid Squeezeplug question.
Can I do an apt-get update
and apt-get upgrade on Raspberry Pi with squeezeplug installed? Will it
break squeezeplug or squeezelite?
Recommended or not recommended?
Thanks,
John
The best way to to upgrade/update Squeezeplug
albertone74 wrote:
So there we go the result of my tests. I can confirm that I have used
the quad image for the quad..lol...:)
1st TEST: 16 GB SandDIsk Class 10 - JiveLite starts only if I power
cycle the WB. If i reboot the WB via the CSOS web GUI jivelite won't
start either. I have
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
I have a CSOS Wand up and running. I currently have the R4 image
istalled. I want to install the kernel build (kernel-wand-3.0.35-cm49)
and firmware (mytekusb2-firmware-1.33.10-1) that Clive just built. I
would like to learn how to open a CMD prompt. Do I use my
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/05/27/fedora_pidora_linux_for_raspberry_pi/
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gregb wrote:
Fron the Web-GUI Wireless Interface Configuration page, uncheck
OnBoot and save.
That feature must be in a later release; I'm running R3
(CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R3-20130412-1.img). Which leads to the next starter
guide question: How do I update CSOS?
Thanks, gregb
try:
castalla, I was having frequent radio dropouts with both my Sheevaplug
and RPi. I did a full Clear Library and rescan everything and it seems
to have sorted the problems.
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myoptic, well done on an excellent guide on installing Squeezelite on
Debian.
There's just one item which needs to be amended in the portion below.
Just after the line LMS=192.168.x.x , insert the following:
(a) if 32 bit Squeezelite:
sudo mv /opt/squeezelite/squeezelite-i386
When installing Debian 7 in a VMware VM, installing VMware Tools can be
a bit of a conundrum. This page explains how to sort it:
http://briolidz.wordpress.com/2012/02/20/installing-vmware-tools-on-debian-6-squeeze/
When finalising the install, you can get the following message
Media change:
Have a read of this:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Debian_Package
It should help to explain what is happening with your files, file
permissions etc. Ubuntu/Linux is fun and very useful, but like every new
o/s it takes a bit of learning. As you can see from all the replies you
are
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That will help you, and possibly save reinventing the wheel.
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