My 7 year old SB3 started to reboot randomly in the middle of playing a
track. Right
now this happens every few minutes during playback, but never when
idle.
A Google search appears to show this has been a common problem with
SB3s
going back a few years. I tried the standard xilinx/factory resets
ulvi wrote:
My 7 year old SB3 started to reboot randomly in the middle of playing a
track. Right
now this happens every few minutes during playback, but never when
idle.
A Google search appears to show this has been a common problem with
SB3s
going back a few years. I tried the standard
Mnyb wrote:
The other possibilities are that power conector is loose wiggle it a bit
and see if it reboots or that the power supply is not healty .
Power cord wiggling has no effect.
If power supply issue, wouldn't it reboot while idle then as well?
ulvi wrote:
Power cord wiggling has no effect.
If power supply issue, wouldn't it reboot while idle then as well?
I'm guessing here but probably the wifi card draws more power when
active than when idle. I would test with a compatible 5V, 2A PSU.
(I also own an SB3 that won't boot no matter
Try removing WiFi card completely, try it wired only to test it.
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didjean wrote:
As far as I could see, It is listed but as soon as you try to order,
they don't have any stock left.
That's what I found in the UK store, no stock..
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Triode wrote:
perhaps we need to settle on one or a small number of recommended
devices and package for them.
Certainly.
Who would guess sata_sil.slow_down=1 is a solution to audio glitches ?
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Thanks for the tip on the wifi card.
I've no idea if I messed with the correct one or not, but the small
daughter card on top - I pressed it to make sure it was on ok - it
didn't seem to move, but it appears to have done the trick.
One SB2, no longer Dead :)
CHeers all
James
I would not swap a perfectly OK HD just because of age. Usually crashes
happen the first few weeks.
In case you have several backups (you should have anyway) no need for
action.
YMMV :)
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Michael you may well be right on that. Frankly I have yet to have a Hard
Drive fail before it gets too small for my data. However I ended up
buying a WD Black 4TB monster and have transfered my music to it. This
gives me a great deal of room to add music and a new(old) back up drive.
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My 7 year old SB3 started to reboot randomly in the middle of playing a
track. Right
now this happens every few minutes during playback, but never when
idle.
The same thing
Triode wrote:
I'm not sure whether we can turn this into a community product, but my
personal view is that an effective Squeezebox replacement for the
community can be made from a small existing arm based device + an
external usb dac. This means all the audio engineering can be part of
the
dustinsterk wrote:
Check out crashplan.com.$60 a year for unlimited backup/cloud
storage.
The problem with the cloud here is that I only have 3Mbs upload. It
would take several months for the initial upload..
bfl
Good to hear you have it working. Look for more improvements in the VAMP
image in the future. I'm working on WiFi this week!
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agillis wrote:
Good to hear you have it working. Look for more improvements in the VAMP
image in the future. I'm working on WiFi this week!
Awesome. I am trying to install LMS on the same unit as I type this. But
I may not need it, since I have it running on my laptop all the time.
I bought
I'm using the app Podcast on mysqueezebox but I have an issue with it.
Is there a way to know when I browse each podcast on my slimbox if an
episode of a podcast has been read or not ? or get a list of all unread
episodes ? It's really annoying not to know what I have listened already
and which
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