pfradique;165484 Wrote:
>
> Well, to the practical side now, I tried the documented way of
> installing (from NSLU2-Linux site) and got this error:
> # ./build-perl-modules.pl
> Can't locate File/Which.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
> /usr/local/slimserver/CPAN CPAN /opt/lib/perl5/5.8.8/armv5b-linux
Hi Fletch,
Thanks for the help.
I think I'll stick with 6.3.1 for now... a bit too complicated to
restart with, I haven´t used linux for some 6/7 years now.
Possibly some merciful soul will build an rpm for the 6.5 version for
nslu2. I'll post in the 3rd party hardware asking... maybe someone w
pfradique;165891 Wrote:
> I have installed which using - "ipkg install which".
I don't know anything about how NSLU2 linux works. Is it just Debian?
If so, you probably need a package called libfile-which-perl, or
something similar. You can also install from CPAN if necessary. I
doubt the pa
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I have installed which using - "ipkg install which".
How can i assure it's done right?
thanks again.
Pedro
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pfradique;165484 Wrote:
> Can't locate File/Which.pm in @INC
This means that you have to install the Perl File::Which module.
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Hi all,
I understand it's not easy, but if it's possible, maybe I can get it to
work ok...
First of all, thanks to all the people that contributed to make this
possible, I bought the NSLU exclusively for this...
Well, to the practical side now, I tried the documented way of
installing (from NSLU
Mplayer currently won't work well on any ARM processor because most of
the codecs use floating point which is very slow on the ARM processor
type/speed used in nslu2 and many other NASs.
I think lame may also use floating point.
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Finally succeeeded - ref my post above -
Went back and installed mysql
'ipkg install mysql'
Then tried build-perl-modules again - this time, got a different
problem with the first module - see the posts at
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=27844
So, followed the advice there:
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Ok, some progress with this...
I reinstalled the crosstool-native package (ipk install
crosstool-native -force-reinstall) to get my /opt/armeb directory
back..
Added the paths mentioned in the thread above (/opt/bin,
/opt/armeb/bin) - still no joy
Found that gcc was living in /opt/armeb/armv5b-
Fixed the Windows Media problem by using FW55 to match 6.3.1.
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Alien 1.06
P4 2.6GHz, Win XP, SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 10638 - Windows XP,
Alien 1.06
NSLU2 Unslung 6.8b SlimServer Version: 6.3.1 - 8476 - Linux - EN
Tried Lame (ipkg install lame) but using bit-rate limiting just froze
slimserver - perhaps the hardware (ram/processor) is just not man
enough to run lame. Dread to think what mplayer would do to it!
Any views?
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Al
Similar experience to the other posters on this thread - "make
***[Zlib.o}Error 127". Ignored it and ran SS 6.3.1 (bpa's tarball)
anyway. Music scanned with no trouble and quite quickly, and
everything works OK except it will not play wma files to SB.
Anyone else have this problem, and any idea
I too have had the problem with building SlimServer 6.5 referred to at
the top of this thread ('armv5b-softfloat-linux-gcc not found')
Looking at the /opt/armeb/bin directory, it looks like the symlink for
gcc is not set up correctly... might this be a problem with
unslung-devel?
However in look
I found a pre-compiled tar-ball
(http://homepage.eircom.net/~altondsl/slim/SlimServer_v6.3.1arm.tar.gz)
of SlimServer 6.3.1 on OpenFSG Forums
(http://www.openfsg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=9964#9964) that works on
Unslung 5.8Beta. Just unpack it and run it, don't try to compile.
Many thanks to Bry
Hi All,
Did anyone get to the bottom of the problem highlighted at the top of
page 2 of this thread? I have tried SS 6.5.0 on my Slug but it runs far
too slowly for me to consider useful and so I have been trying SS 6.3.1
instead, which installs ok (when following the standard installation
instru
Dan Sully wrote:
> Locking & real transactions are the main things, table constraints are
> secondary. MySQL silently turns InnoDB tables into MyISAM tables if
> InnoDB is
> not available, which is why commenting out the innodb config line works.
If it will work without innodb, can I suggest that
* abagos shaped the electrons to say...
Is there something that makes Inno_DB support completely necessary? The
NSLU2 is a hardware with limited resources, therefore the available
package of MySQL was compiled without Inno_DB support. I can still try
to compile and install MySQL on my own, howev
Dan Sully;139206 Wrote:
> * abagos shaped the electrons to say...
>
> >directory (normally you pass this with an option), and uses it as a
> >configuration file for the mysqld instance it starts. Don't edit
> this,
> >it is overwritten every time. Instead, edit the file "my.tt" in the
> >SlimSer
Thank you Alexandros,
the only thing i missed the last to days was using a non root user!
It's working now.
Tom
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* abagos shaped the electrons to say...
directory (normally you pass this with an option), and uses it as a
configuration file for the mysqld instance it starts. Don't edit this,
it is overwritten every time. Instead, edit the file "my.tt" in the
SlimServer/MySQL directory and comment out the li
agent_tom_smith;139131 Wrote:
> Hello Alexandros,
>
> how did you manage to run slimserver 6.5 on a Unslung 6.8?
> AFAIK mysql on Unslung does not have innodb support. I ran into trouble
> trying to install the slimserver on my little device.
>
> greetings Tom
Hi Tom,
First, you must have a n
Hello Alexandros,
how did you manage to run slimserver 6.5 on a Unslung 6.8?
AFAIK mysql on Unslung does not have innodb support. I ran into trouble
trying to install the slimserver on my little device.
greetings Tom
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As a heads up, upgrading to 6.5.0 solved the problems I was having with
6.3.1 on Unslung 6.8. Similar workarounds are needed to do the
compilation and I still get warnings during the building of the
modules, but it works fine.
Additional tricks are needed however, because of the transition to
MySQ
[]quote]Couldn't find a valid dynamic library for
Compress-Zlib-1.33.tar.gz
I think the needed file is in Perl-devel(?)
I've had similar problems trying to build the Perl modules on a
command-line only install I'm trying to do for 6.5, I've finally succeded
this afternoon, but it was largely thr
having the same type of problems:
# export PATH
# echo $PATH
/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/opt/bin:/opt/sbin:/opt/armeb/bin
# /usr/local/SlimServer_v6.3.1/Bin/build-perl-modules.pl
Welcome to the Slim Devices perl module installer.
These packages are needed for SlimServer 6 to function.
You wil
My primary slug is running slimserver 6.3.1 fine (it had already been
running 6.2.2 for several months).
I have just installed a secondary slug (as a backup) and have the same
problems noted here.
So far the only difference I can see in the build is that slug #1 has
perl 5.8.6, whereas slug #2 h
Same problem here too. I've tried putting just one song in the library
which I can find only in "Browse All Music". Still then when I press
"play" it displays an error message "can't play song" or similar and
nothing happens. I assume it has to do with perl.
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I have the same problem. After adding the above suggested Path the build
process went through (although with some warnings) and now it sits there
indexing the music, but nothing gets indexed in fact.
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I have been playing around with this a little now. Slimserver starts up
fine but I cannot add music to the library. It seems to me I have a
problem with the database. From the logfile, I get errors like this:
DBD::SQLite::db prepare_cached failed: no such table: tracks(1) at
dbdimp.c line 268 at
Adding the path did the trick for me. I also got some warnings but
slimserver is starting up! I also added this info to the install-doc
mentioned above.
Thanks a lot!
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I had the same problem after recently setting up my NSLU2 with Unslung
6.8 (two days ago). For some reason the Makefile created (I assume
after running "perl Makefile.PL" for each package) defines
"armv5b-softfloat-linux-gcc" as the compiler command instead of "gcc"
which is in the path.
I solved
Hmm. I'm not sure it has something to do with it?
Compress-Zlib-1.33.tar.gz gets downloaded and uncompressed. The
subsequnet step with make fails... I will however try installing lwp
and post my findings here.
Thanks,
Jan
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Recently on a SuSe system where builds had worked they now failed. If
curl (because lwp was not installed) was used by build to retrieve Zlib
- it failed. When I installed lwp it worked ok.
The build script can use lwp, curl or wget to fetch modules from
Slimserver, lwp is first preference.
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The SlimServer build script is 100% OK. It worked for me a week ago (I
tried to use the same version now). The only thing that might have
changed have been the unslung-devel package or perl package (these are
downloaded from the Internet, so I cannot check what version I run
before when everything
I have unslung my nslu2 with unslung 6.8 beta. So far everything worked
fine and as expected.
I proceeded by installing the following packages as described on
http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Applications/SlimServer:
- dropbear
- unslung-feeds
- perl
- unslung-devel
- which
- expat
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