Roland0 wrote:
> Another option is to use a non-system perl (e.g. installed in /opt) for
> LMS. That way, system perl updates do not affect LMS.
Sounds like damned near the only option.
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Roland0 wrote:
> Another option is to use a non-system perl (e.g. installed in /opt) for
> LMS. That way, system perl updates do not affect LMS.
> I've used this approach on Gentoo (which also frequently updates the
> packaged perl) for a couple of years without any issues.
I think perlbrew (
Paul Webster wrote:
> since the pCP team would not (at least no intentionally) release an
> update that breaks LMS.
lol, thanks for the vote of confidence. But yes, we won't change your
perl version without building the required perl packages. pCP is
currently using perl 5.24
Gregoire wrote:
>
> with all perl upgrade I got problem with LMS not supporting the new
> released perl and my distro (arch) change it "often".
> Anyone got a suggestion of a reliable solution ?
Another option is to use a non-system perl (e.g. installed in /opt) for
LMS. That way, system perl
Running piCorePlayer does not remove the need for LMS - but if you use
the web-based menu system in pCP to install LMS within pCP then you
remove the problem you are facing with installing LMS on a device that
has 3rd-party updates messing up/improving your Perl set-up since the
pCP team would
Never compiled an OS :)
But VM are surprisingly easy these days . And for servers they make a
lot of sense you just move them when you change hardware..
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
Have you compiled picoreplayer for a non rasp's computer ?
I thought it was in the "core" and not something to reput LMS... thank
you very much for the info.
A WM seems lots just to share music on one device, but it might be the
easyest for sure.
Thanks again.
In picoreplayer you can install the complete LMS with all bells and
whistles .
It's not preinstalled in the image but some click and point options in
the PCP web gui and LMS installs.
Running a VM is also neat ( I do that ) just pick a more stable distro
and run in virtualbox or something .
Hello,
with all perl upgrade I got problem with LMS not supporting the new
released perl and my distro (arch) change it "often".
I don't need any special feature of LMS, only to access the directory
structure of my sound files from my squeezebox radio.
I look at picoreplayer which seems to
