Hi, RDAirplay not starting up sounds like a lock file, however I'm wondering if something else is going on.
Considering your previous experience with the RAM, I'm wondering if you still might have some type of hardware issue. What you've described almost sounds like there might be a bad capacitor on either the motherboard or in the power supply. I've had issues with systems where things have locked up and / or stopped working, where RAM has tested bad and it turned out the RAM wasn't actually bad, but there was a bad / bulging capacitor on either the motherboard or in the power supply. I've also had systems where the RAM passed the memory tests, but a bad cap caused other random lockups. You can often see this with a visual inspection - for what to look for google "Capacitor Plague". Of course it might not be this, and a visual inspection doesn't always find this problem, but it doesn't hurt to pop open the case and have a look (and try a different power supply if you have a spare handy) Also, you mentioned that you're running Ubuntu 10.04. Did you kill/disable PulseAudio? I use 10.04 too and I've found one of the first things I need to do to get sound to work properly is to disable PulseAudio. _______________________________________________ Rivendell-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rivendellaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/rivendell-dev
