the nightfly wrote: 
> In an earlier thread, I had asked about building a "SB Touch"
> replacement that would be purely a player streaming from an existing
> NAS. After reviewing the options, I'm leaning more towards going with a
> full SqueezePlug build to get around some limitations with the way the
> NAS does server duty. 
> 
If you are going to use it as a server, make sure to get the newer 512MB
model of the Pi which allows you to unlock more memory than the older
256MB model:
http://hubcitylabs.org/unlocking-your-new-raspberry-pis-512mb-of-memory/

Don't expect too much of a Pi regarding performance, it's better than
many NAS boxes but it's still significantly slower than running LMS on a
normal computer.

Depending on your budget, for a usage as both server and player it might
be preferred to get a Wandboard instead to make it possible to later
extend it with the high-end carrier board developed in the Community
Squeeze project. 

the nightfly wrote: 
> 
> 1) If I build a wi-fi equipped Raspberry Pi with SqueezePlug running
> LMS, can I keep my music collection on the NAS and access it from the
> Pi, or would I need it to be on a USB HD connected directly to the Pi?
> 
It definitely works with a NAS, the only issue is that scanning might be
slightly slower than with a USB drive connected directly to the Pi.


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