I find it a shame that you've felt compelled to move system because clearly you'd rather not and also because I've had a Duet system for just under a year now and have had no problem with it whatsoever.
I'll admit I'm antsy about some of the things I've read about in 7.3.4 but I've started on 7.2.1 and been through every version of SqueezeCenter until 7.3.3. I did have some buffering issues at first, but I was using a Windows XP virtual machine while I decided exactly how I was going to implement my SqueezeCenter server for production, and this had a wireless hop to my router and then to the Receiver. Once I got my little Debian Linux machine up and running and ran an Ethernet cable at the same time it's been hiccup-free, and it is used for a good number of hours each day. It makes me wonder whether the problem is all environmental (the comparatively poor reception on the WiFi antennas for example), or whether the Linux platform and the Duet are simply a much happier pairing than other combinations, but I am genuinely baffled by some of the complaints I see here regularly. I do believe them, but I don't understand how people can see such problems all the time and I see none. It's not like I haven't tried all of the software versions over a period of time either. Good luck with the Sonos. I hope it resolves the problems for you. -- paulster ------------------------------------------------------------------------ paulster's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=23073 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=67040 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
