drmatt wrote: > And... I'm up and running again. :) > > Lots of i386 folks will bump in to this now I suspect.
And here's one of them. I once choose squeezebox because of it's platform independent free software support and I'm really happy there are still people caring about it. :-) Currently I have running four squeezebox devices and still one or two in some boxes from the last move. I was running lms 7.7.3 from the debian packages on a plain ordinary i386 wheezy machine which I upgraded yesterday and now none of my devices (2× boom, 1 radio, 1 controller) works anymore. I can't install from the repositories over aptitude because some size mismatches. There's one big package for all architectures for a package I supposed to be platform independent because it's written in a scripting language. Issues with Perl 5.20 are known for over a year and i386 seems to be some exotic platform around here. As a long time (over 10 years) debian user this is contrary to all my debian experience. ;-) Would have been better you dropped your debian packages and let folks build everything by themselves. The way it is today the debian packages are useless and frustrating. I don't want to offend anyone for continuing work on lms, but offering non working packages is worse than offering no packages at all. FWIW: is there any way to help you splitting up lms in architecture specific packages with correct dependencies using as much packages from the host as possible? :-/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ LeSpocky's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=64499 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=102022
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