JackOfAll wrote:
> The BETA1 Cubieboard image was specific to your 1st gen Cubieboard.
> There is a BETA2 Cubietruck image,
> 'CSOS-Cubietruck-F20-BETA2-20140422-1.img.7z'
> (http://www.vacuumtube.org.uk/images/cubie/CSOS/F20-BETA2/CSOS-Cubietruck-F20-BETA2-20140422-1.img.7z),
> but it comes with
castalla wrote:
> I guess the image will be made available there. The beta image might
> work on the Truck - you could try it. It will either work or not! You
> can't do any damage to the CB by trying it.
The BETA1 Cubieboard image was specific to your 1st gen Cubieboard.
There is a BETA2 Cub
rulof72 wrote:
> OK, that makes sense. Thanks so much! I will keep an eye on the forum
> for any news on a "final" image. Will that be posted on the
> communitysqueeze.org site as well?
>
> I'll be sure to post any questions I have when I get the actual
> Cubietruck.
I guess the image will be m
castalla wrote:
> Okay. Basically, the CSOS image is a tailored version of Fedora which
> packages a suite of programs (eg. LMS, Squeezelite). The CS web
> interface or gui is a 'control panel' for setting up the CSOS (eg. wifi,
> lan, player install & settings, LMS install & settings).
>
> Th
rulof72 wrote:
> Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. I definitely want the
> easy/straightforward route with this project. All I want is to get music
> through the Cubietruck to my amp. I'm pretty sure I have an 8gb micro sd
> card so I should be good there.
>
> Just for clarification, the "CS
castalla wrote:
> At a basic level, all you need is already installed. You just need to
> access the *CS web interface*, and set up the squeezelite player to your
> requirements.
>
> Big plus is that the *CSOS* is actively maintained and developed. Go
> the Cubian route and you're dependent on
rulof72 wrote:
> Ok, from what I can tell (based on my very limited knowledge) it looks
> like Fedora might be the way to go in order to best run Squeezelite? I
> wouldn't need to install any server software since I'll just be using it
> as a player, right?
At a basic level, all you need is alre
castalla wrote:
> I'd avoid the Cubian route ... check here:
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?99395-Community-Squeeze-OS-F19-Release-1&p=777028&viewfull=1#post777028
Ok, from what I can tell (based on my very limited knowledge) it looks
like Fedora might be the way to go in order
rulof72 wrote:
> A couple weeks ago one of my beloved Squeezebox Classics bit the dust :(
> After a short mourning period I decided I wanted to replace it with
> something new, not a used one off of Ebay. I also wanted to dip my toes
> into the world of Linux-based "boxes". So I did some research
A couple weeks ago one of my beloved Squeezebox Classics bit the dust :(
After a short mourning period I decided I wanted to replace it with
something new, not a used one off of Ebay. I also wanted to dip my toes
into the world of Linux-based "boxes". So I did some research and ended
up ordering a
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