I don't think anybody has ported Tinycore/microcore to Dockstar and so I
think until that is done picoreplayer will not be available on dockstar.
Note sure what you mean by "more powerful" .
As an alternative you could try installing Arch on Dockstar (
http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv5/sea
The Dockstar is a micro Arm computer (Marvell) hacked in many ways. One,
as a LMS with Squeezeplug (that also act as a player with an usb-audio
card). But I would like to use PiCorePlayer on the Dockstar to have a
more powerful, more stable system than Squeezeplug is.
1 SB v.1 (now unused), 1 S
I would suggest you tell the experts what the dockstar is composed of,
particularly the processor. As far as I can tell you have a seagate
device which is a NAS. picoreplayer is a player not a server. As a
player, how do you propose to get the audio to your hi-fi? Can I
apologise if I have things
I would like to reuse some Dockstars now changed with a more powerful
Odroid. There is the possibility to adapt the piCorePlayer for the
Dockstar? I'm using Squeezeplug (ver. 4.06, the last) and it's fine but
I would like to have a more light and robust version of software
(Squeezeplug, imho, isn'
