I've finally fixed all my problems and got a working configuration at
very long last. I have simply swapped my DG834Gv1 router I was using
for a slightly more up-to-date DG834PN router. The new router doesn't
provide any better signal or data throughput but does appear to work.
I suspect my rat
pablolie;329144 Wrote:
> I am running a Duet with SC 7.1 on Ubuntu 8.04. The connection between
> the Controller and SC will drop with stunning frequency after
> inactivity periods, though... but it works for a while when you turn it
> off and on.
That sounds like it may be a problem with the po
Something else to throw into the mix, the SC 7.1 server on my Fedora 9
install seems to function perfectly with either streaming or
softsqueeze.
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graham_alton;328215 Wrote:
> I'm simply wondering at this stage whether anybody has a working
> configuration of Duet plus Linux SqueezeCenter? If so, I'd like to
> know what Linux distro and SqueezeCenter version ...
I am running a Duet with SC 7.1 on Ubuntu 8.04. The connection between
the Co
graham_alton;329083 Wrote:
> I think the error message is misleading as I can't find anything wrong
> with the access to the files at all. There's no SELinux or AppArmour
> and just to fully mitigate the problem while testing I've set
> permission to 777. The scanner has absolutely no problem i
I think the error message is misleading as I can't find anything wrong
with the access to the files at all. There's no SELinux or AppArmour
and just to fully mitigate the problem while testing I've set
permission to 777. The scanner has absolutely no problem in seeing
them on any of the systems
graham_alton;328960 Wrote:
> "Slim::Player::Source::errorOpening (1754) Error: While opening current
> track, so mark it as already played" with backtrace listing. Again,
> full back traces and more details can be found at
> http://www.grahamandbeth.plus.com/SqueezeProblem.html
Sorry to hear a
Throughout all my testing, my laptop running SC 7.1 has always worked
perfectly. Everything else is equal between my working laptop and the
several systems I've tried that just don't seem to work for me at all.
The only difference being I'm running Redhat Enterprise Linux
Workstation 5.2 on the
After failing to update to SC 7.2 on Fedora 8, I've moved back over to
my Fedora 9 box which is running SC 7.1. The controller copies an
update, presumably to downgrade from the 7.2 version to 7.1 again.
Once the Receiver and controller are both happy again with their
respective updates I'm able
While debugging I've tried switching over to Fedora 8 which shows the
same problems I've been having with the other configs I've tried so I
attempted to upgrade to SC 7.2 but the firmware update would not
apply.
The firmware update appears to get stuck in an infinite loop.
First of all the con
SumnerBoy;328951 Wrote:
> I am running SC 7.1 on Ubuntu 8.04 streaming to both a Squeezebox 3
> (classic) and a Duet. I stream both MP3s and FLACs. Hate to say it but
> I had zero problems installing
Thanks, it's good to know the config should work in theory, very
reassuring.
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graham_alton;328936 Wrote:
> While there are lots of instances of successful use of SqueezeCenter on
> Linux, is anybody able to confirm SqueezeCenter on Linux particularly
> working with a Duet and MP3 files?
I am running SC 7.1 on Ubuntu 8.04 streaming to both a Squeezebox 3
(classic) and a Du
Argh, this is getting so frustrating. The official support line are
being completely useless, I'm onto my third support person now, getting
little in the way of responses and they're clearly not reading the
problem text.
I've tried install after install now. Just dropped down to Fedora 8
and th
>> Just to throw my 2c into the pot,
> Since Graham, the OP is a brit, shouldn't it be 2p?
Wouldn't 1p do?
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radish wrote:
> Just to throw my 2c into the pot,
Since Graham, the OP is a brit, shouldn't it be 2p?
> Default perl, mysql, etc.
Same with me, it was apt-get and joy, except for some of the wilder
builds I've been beta testing.
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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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graham_alton;328572 Wrote:
> My current thought is the SqueezeCenter doesn't much like Perl 5.10,
My SqueezeCenter is running on Debian Etch (32 bit) and has been happy
for ages.
The perl on it is 5.8. Works great. I would not recommend changing it.
On other machines, I've tried to get perl 5.
>
> My current thought is the SqueezeCenter doesn't much like Perl 5.10, I
> read somewhere recently this level of Perl was only supported by
> SqueezeCenter 7.1. So my current theory is that since I can get it to
> work faultlessly on my Redhat Enterprise Linux box (which runs Perl
> 5.8.8) and t
Not sure if that's your issue or not but I can confirm that i'm running
perl 5.8.8 on my ubuntu box and everything is happpy...
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Thanks guys, I've posted my problem in the forum before
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=49854) but got zero
response, unfortunately.
I've been trying to follow up through the support channel but I get the
feeling that's going nowhere fast too.
I have saved the full web page from
We're running all sorts of *NIX distros here just fine.
"an absolute nightmare" doesn't really tell us much about your
problems, if you need help debugging a setup.
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Some specifics regarding your problem will be helpful. Your issues may
have absolutely nothing to do with Linux. I recently purchased a Duet
and had major difficulty getting it set up. The player would configure
and work via the web interface, but the controller would just not
connect to my ser
I don't think the answer to your question will be of much help for you.
Lots of folks run SqueezeCenter on one of the currently big distros
such as Fedora, Suse, Debian, Ubuntu. In addition there are also a
whole bunch of various NAS'es (which are usually based on some minimal
Linux installation).
I recently installed squeezecenter 7.1 on an ubuntu hardy heron server
installation and it went without a hitch. Fired up the duet and it
found the network, the server, and the receiver. We were listening to
tunes in short order.
I used the debian package as per the installation instructions foun
If this is a server PC and not your regular desktop PC, you might try
ClarkConnect. Setup is easy and there's a very nice guide a Squeezebox
user has created:
http://www.ulverston.myzen.co.uk/mini-itx/pages/installingCC.htm
One caveat with ClarkConnect is that by default it will format ALL your
Please don't crosspost:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=50970
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Hi all,
I'm having an absolute nightmare trying to get my Duet connecting to
SqueezeCenter on Linux. I've tried various combinations of Ubuntu,
Fedora and SqueezeCenter 7.0, 7.0.1, 7.1, 7.2 and even 7.3. So far, the
only working config I've managed to get is with Redhat Enterprise
Workstation ver
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