I agree with the above solution about power cycling.

I just experienced the same discovery of this solution about a week
ago.  I had tried all types of trouble shooting to no avail.  Finally I
hit upon this solution.

I have 3 squeezeboxes and a laptop.  Once in a awhile the squeezeboxes
will revert to the setup screen.  I could not find my solution in the
FAQ's, or the Wiki or the manual or talking to tech support or emailing
tech support.  Shame.

I noticed something that got me thinking.  When I powered off the
router, the squeezebox screen went blank.  Although I am not a techie,
this behavior doesn't seem helpful (I am going to publish a separate
thread on the need for informative error messages).

Ok, this is what you do when you lose IP addresses.  Power everything
off.  Then starting from the wall, power everything on one at a time,
wait a few seconds before the next device.

In my case, first I power on the linksys router, then the linksys
switchbox, then the linksys access point, then one squeezebox, then
another and then the last squeezebox.  Then I power on the laptop.   
Since my laptop is constantly being powered on and off, I let the
squeezeboxes get assigned their local ip addresses first since they are
always on and thus need an assignment only once.  Then after they work,
I can power on my laptop.

Since I discovered this solution which slim devices should publicize
more widely, my problems seem to have been solved.

By the way, my Dell laptop seems to have a more "robust" (whatever that
means) radio than the squeezeboxes.  The Dell seems to be able to hold
onto its ip address better than the squeezeboxes.


-- 
mortslim
------------------------------------------------------------------------
mortslim's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=11039
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=37448

_______________________________________________
discuss mailing list
[email protected]
http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss

Reply via email to