Patrick:

What is your classpath?  try using an explicit full path to the jar file:

like this:

CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/home/pdixon/softsqueeze-1.16/lib
java -cp $CLASSPATH -jar /home/pdixon/softsqueeze-1.16/SoftSqueeze.jar

Try that where you substitute the real softsqueeze directory for the one I have above.
If you still have problems, supply the following:


echo $JAVA_HOME
echo $CLASSPATH
locate SoftSqueeze.jar

Thanks,

-MA

Patrick Dixon wrote:

Thanks Richard,

I do have the ./lib and ./icons directories under the Softsqueeze dir and
have chmod'd everything 755.

If I run the webstart.html prog, it sends me to a java Windows page - but
I've already got Java 1.5 installed anyway ;(

Is there any way of getting any diagnostics info, other than the anonymous
'Error' message?

Ironically, it all work perfectly under windows XP! (and its a great app -
although 'mute' doesn't toggle on/off quite as I'd expect)


-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Richard Titmuss Sent: 27 February 2005 15:19 To: Slim Devices Discussion Subject: Re: [slim] Problems running SoftSqueeze with FC3


Patrick,

I am sorry you are having problems getting Softsqueeze to start. The
error you are getting is usually caused when Softsqueeze cannot find the
java library files it uses. In the directory where you have installed
Softsqueeze you should have a SoftSqueeze.jar file and lib directory.
The lib directory should contain several other '.jar' files. For example:

ls -R
.:
applet.html  lib          MiniSqueeze.jar  softsqueeze.jnlp
icons        LICENSE.txt  SoftSqueeze.jar  webstart.html

./icons:
checked.gif  icon32.gif  icon64.gif  screenshot.png  splash.gif
unchecked.gif

./lib:
dtd-xercesImpl.jar  jnlp.jar           tritonus_mp3.jar
jflac-1.0.jar       jsch-20040429.jar  tritonus_share.jar
jl1.0.jar           log4j-1.2.8.jar    xml-apis.jar


Softsqueeze will run on any machine, you don't have to have the slimserver installed as well (but obviously you do need the slimserver installed and running somewhere). You could try using the Java Web Start option from the slimserver help pages, this is the easiest way to install and start Softsqueeze.

Regards,
Richard


Patrick Dixon wrote:



Michael,

Thank you for that.

I have done as you say, and now "java -jar SoftSqueeze.jar" runs it, but


the


program still fails with the "Error starting Softsqueeze" message (no error
number, or anything).  I assume that SoftSqueeze will run on a machine that
doesn't also have Slimserver installed?

<rant mode on>
Why is everything in Linux so ****ing difficult?
I even have to compile a new kernel to get the sound working!!
And it's s l o w too.
It was much better in the 'good old days' when UNIX never pretended to be
friendly.
<rant mode off>






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