hungarianhc;483978 Wrote:
> oh yeah? so debian squeeze plus 7.4.2 should be good to go?
That's my belief, but I haven't tried it myself so I can't promise
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I have 7.4.2 and 7.5 running just fine on Ubuntu Jaunty...haven't
updated to Karmic yet due to the mysql issue but my understanding that
should be fixed with any of the nightlies (i.e. will only still be a
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Sorry I can't help with this problem, although I can say it's certainly
not affecting all Ubuntu installs as both of mine are working fine. You
could try a 7.5 build? That's working fine for me at the moment on
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I'm pretty sure this is just compiling some CPAN modules, not a whole
new version of Perl.
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arifying that no-one had added a
"go look under squeezecenter and see if there's anything to copy" script
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Mitch Harding;465436 Wrote:
> This appears to have been corrected. And my update from 7.3.3 to
> 7.4.1 was seamless on Ubuntu 9.04
>
By seamless do you mean that preferences were preserved? Or just that
an uninstall/install worked correctly?
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> /usr/libexec/Bin/build-perl-modules.pl EV JSON::XS YAML::Syck GD
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Did you do so?
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ugins is (usually) as simple
as checking a box these days. It's the configuration which takes a
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S requirement, nothing to do
with SBS/SC.
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The only thing I can see different between your setup and mine (which
works fine) is the fact that you have spaces in the symlink names &
targets. Just as a test, you could try removing the spaces and seeing if
that makes any difference.
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ldn't (shouldn't!)
affect the db specific stuff though. Would be interested to see the
difference scanning from local files rather than the NAS, if only to
eliminate the network stack.
But thanks, enlightening!
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? If so, then that's very
interesting :) What's the filesystem?
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wireless then this won't make it through, you'll have
to specify the IP of SC manually. My guess is that this is what's
causing the problem.
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they stress very specific areas of performance (for example high
precision float math is MUCH faster on 64-bit). IMHO (YMMV) for general
computing (which includes running SC) there's really no difference
unless you want >3
egd;440449 Wrote:
> even more so if you use a 64bit flavour.
Really...why? Any chance you could point me to a reference?
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And FYI, these are the current version mappings:
Stable = 7.3.3
Testing = 7.3.4
Unstable = 7.4
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Looks like it's worth filing a bug for that - likely to get a
quicker/better response.
http://bugs.slimdevices.com
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rking
as painlessly as possible - then IMHO you do what needs to be done. If
there's a path of least resistance - take it :)
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What process was taking 50% cpu? It's probably easier to fix the ubuntu
install than repackage SC for Puppy (at least IMHO). A server install of
ubuntu is extremely lightweight and should run fine on your setup.
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What exactly are you trying to play? e.g. a single track, an album, a
large playlist, all songs? Do you have shuffle switched on? Is it the
same between pressing play on the web interface and the TP remote?
You should also consider upgrading SC, 7.3.2 is the current release.
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on an
item and hearing music, or something else? Because just turning on the
TP shouldn't usually start anything playing!
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Thanks all for the edumacation and sanity check.
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Ahh...so just running as root isn't a simulation of running under cron.
Gotcha - I bet it can't find dpkg.
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install -d /tmp/sc
rm /tmp/sc/*
wget -r -l 1 --accept=squeezecenter*.deb -nd -e robots=off -P /tmp/sc
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find /tmp/sc -name *.deb | xargs -L1 -I {} dpkg --install {}
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for it to work. Typically (but not always) you'd set them
both to the IP of your router.
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daganz;388910 Wrote:
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> @radish, what would you like to know?
Well it doesn't really matter if the problem's gone away, but number of
files, file formats, etc. If there's a reproducible issue with SC
running wild and eating RAM it's worth
Maybe so, but 1.2GB sounds crazy. I've never seen SC take more than a
couple hundred MB, and my library is probably in the above average size
range (20k tracks).
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bouton;384065 Wrote:
> I set the player->audio->bitrate to 128 (with LAME noted as installed
> correctly) and Lame quality=9
>
Why are you bitrate limiting? If the source files are mp3 the slimp3
should play without transcoding. You'd save a ton of CPU and some
memo
Why do you need to connect to the internet? If you're playing local
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If you could persuade whatever's writing the playlists to use UNC that
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The only thing I can suggest is a simple script to translate them,
keeping a different playlist directory for each OS.
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My main server is running 7.3.1 on Perl 5.10 with no obvious issues. Of
course I am probably not running the same plugins etc as you, but take
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ny machine via the SC web interface. Squeezeslave is command line
only but works well, and Squezeplay is the new replacement for
Squeezeslave which is still in beta but might be worth trying out.
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I use cron-apt which runs nightly to do updates (on Ubuntu). I have it
set to download patches and send me an email with the details, I then
log in manually and trigger the actual update. I consider it safer that
way, although you can set it to full auto if you want.
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wrote one. There are defraggers for ext2 and ext4.
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ersion because it's smaller and just has less stuff
by default, then I could add what I needed.
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is that it has no GUI
(there are other differences, but that's the most obvious). You
certainly can install X and KDE or whatever, but if you're going to
want a GUI you may as well start with the desktop version and save the
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I'm going to guess that your dhcp client is only looking on eth0, but
for whatever reason your cable is actually connected to eth1 (or
something else). How many network connections are on the machine? What
does "ifconfig" give yo
MAC is the only guaranteed unique id for a player, as the CLI is
intended for computer rather than human consumption, readability isn't
an issue. There are CLI commands to list the known players, you can use
that in a script to map "friendly" name to MA
No problem, a cable problem would certainly cause reduced bandwidth!
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]:~$ netstat -a | grep 192.168.2.191
tcp0 67784 gary.local:9000 192.168.2.191:25409
ESTABLISHED
tcp0 0 gary.local:3483 192.168.2.191:25406
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Search the forum for apparmor. Simple solution:
Code:
sudo /etc/init.d/apparmor stop
sudo /etc/init.d/squeezecenter restart
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Is it still rescanning? But in general 7.2 performance should be
comparable to (or better than) 7.0.
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Code:
sudo /etc/init.d/apparmor stop
sudo /etc/init.d/squeezecenter restart
Works for me. See other threads for less drastic fixes :)
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et?
I think if you use the unstable repo you get the nightlies. During the
Boom testing while that branch was secret there wasn't a repo for it,
so I wrote a script which parsed the nightly directory, grabbed the
.deb and then installed it with dpkg (using "sudo dpkg -i $D
Debian/Ubuntu would be:
Code:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade squeezecenter
Assuming the correct repo is already set for the version the user wants
to be running (which it should be). Needs to run as root.
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lem with the power saving support on
your router. Try disabling Wireless Power Save on the SBC and see if
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Just to throw my 2c into the pot, I'm running an Ubuntu 8.4 headless
server and SC7.2 installed perfectly via apt-get, except for the
apparmour issue which is fairly easy to work around. Default perl,
mysql, etc.
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until I figured out that killing apparmor worked a reboot was the only
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You need to stop apparmor (sudo /etc/init.d/apparmor stop) and then
restart SC. I don't yet know why you do, but you do.
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Well I'm running 7.2, I have the supposed "fixed" apparmor files but it
still doesn't work. I haven't had time to learn about apparmor and
debug the problem, but it's certainly a conflict b
Sure, I can just disable it, but I'm assuming it's there for a reason in
the first place :) I figured it would be nice to try to make it work
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way to avoid the reboot, but I have yet to find it (apparmour is a
mystery to me). I've mentioned it here a few times but I've been kinda
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I'll give it a go - thanks.
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I'd be curious what you did to fix it, I am in a situation where every
time I reinstall a new version of SC I have to reboot the machine to
get it working. After that it's fine, but would like to avoid the
reboot.
Ramage;321219 Wrote:
> I see that you use dpkg to install, I always use the synaptic package
> manager, without any issues.
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tty annoying if I have to reboot
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ne much of it
is), and of course next time I need to build a box it'll go much
quicker as I know what I'm doing. But I always smile when people who
are clearly very knowledgeable in a field exclaim how it's so easy
pens to be). If you're interested in seeing what else is out there
(and may or may not be better overall) that's great - but assume it's
going to take some time & energy to learn what you already knew on the
old system. Most people will, I assume, opt for the path
h XP, and in general apt-get is pretty awesome. Until it
doesn't have what you want :(
Personally I'd say stick with what you know unless you want to go on
the learning exercise (which is fun, if you like that kind of
thing!)...the machine you descr
I'll see what happens next time I switch version!
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Ahh - after a little reading I'm going to guess it was apparmor that
needed restarting to load the new mysqld profiles post install. Anyway
of getting that step into the .deb, or the startup script?
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pfarrell;320459 Wrote:
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> Glad to help with the tool. Some distros install it by default,
> debian/ubuntu make you install it with apt-get
>
As I see..."tofrodos" - sounds like a character fro
Thanks. I have a lot of players with custom menus, screensavers etc.
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Quick question. I'm in the process of moving my server from XP to linux,
is there any reason I can't just copy over the config file (assuming the
same SC version and I correct the paths)? Any weirdness with line
endings or anything?
I'm not aware of any MPD support within SqueezeCenter (looks like MPD
uses it's own protocol rather than something like http streaming which
could be proxied through SC). The players themselves certainly can't
connect to MP
Do you see your player in the SC web interface? What version of firmware
do you have on the controller? (Home/Settings/Advanced/About). And what
color is the little wifi icon at the bottom of the screen?
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FYI - none of this is O/S specific.
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d also try some resets - while connecting the power hold down +
for a factory reset or 1 for a Xilinx reset. The latter sometimes fixes
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e. SB players are never really "off" they're just in off mode. The
network connection is still live (so they can be turned back "on"
again), so this tells you the player is switched off but still on the
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What type of files are you playing and how is your transcoding setup? If
you're playing files which are supported for native playback there
shouldn't be much that the server can do to mess up the sound :)
Try using real (i.e. Sun) Java, and I'd also recommend a stable release
like 1.6 rather than 1.7.
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Is it scanning?
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> Did anybody figured out how squeezecenter works _with_ app-armor?
I guess someone would have to create a profile for it?
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Their website says that there is a problem with the Amazon interface but
I couldn't get it working on any of the sources when I tried yesterday.
I got the latest version of Album Art Aggregator and it's improved
enough that I'll use that instead for no
If you're using an AP then the SBC only communicates with the SC
instance. Ports 9000 and 3483 (tcp & udp) are the standards for all SC
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Note that if you want to use a password and have an SBC in your setup
you should be running the latest build of 7.0.1:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5887
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here or they
won't - and if they don't you'll know about it (i.e. the music will
stop). The only possibilities I can think of are config based - either
a difference in replay gain settings, player volume level (do you have
digital output levels fixed?), transcoding options, bitrate
Sounds like you had your XP installation set to transcode everything to
mp3. There's certainly no reason for there to be any inherent sound
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You should also have a printed manual which IIRC covers most of the
usual stuff. Besides that, the left hand pane of the web interface
(using the default skin, slimserver 6.5.x) has a documentation section
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Take a read of this thread, sounds very similar:
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It's also worth mentioning this in the 3rd party hardware forum if you
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nking that there's actually only one device there. I've had success
with some (but not all) of the Netgear routers I've tried, and am
currently using an old D-Link which also seems OK. Many others don't
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