The module has no flash or eeprom on it, the bootloader must reside on
external media. For this module that is either a SD card, or a serial
EEPROM on the I2C bus. The wandboard carrier does not have the EEPROM,
nor am I planning on having one on mine. The processor cannot do a raw
boot off a USB
On the wifi, the people that have been playing with their wandboards for
awhile are indicating that the wifi on the dual core module works well.
I the software guys can get it doing what we need to do then this will
be the official solution. The connection will be a pigtail that screws
into a
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For me, squeeze box and server where always used with my local music in
my flat only. So I don't need any integration into social media (don't
use them anyway) and for that matter, don't use any on-line service.
So if possible, the software should be as flexible as possible e.g. a
core module
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Is there not some legal limitations we must consider , if we all hooked
up our server to each other we would only rarely have to buy anything at
all :) if I hooked up to 10 people on the forum with 100k song
collections that would be it .
So this is going to parse truogh our own subscribed
I've got exactly the same problem with one of my Squeezebox 3s and tried
everything you've done with no success either.
Only difference with mine is that it fell off a kitchen table onto the
porcelain tile floor. When I opened it up I found a small round piece of
plastic covered metal (approx
KarlK wrote:
2. Used a replacement PSU/wallwart plug from a ROKU player I have --
same parameters as the SB PSU but no change in the Classic status.
What model Roku ? most had too little amps and some had different
voltage.
erland wrote:
A bit off topic, I wonder how Custom Clock applet with the following
cassette style with turning wheels is going to look on a 1080p TV
screen:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/uploads/9/9f/CustomClock_Cassette.png
:-)
Sorry to go off topic, but can that screen saver easily be
pippin wrote:
Sorry to spoil but I really don't like that cassette logo. This is sooo
last millennium.
What should the message be? We are so retro we don't just not accept the
death of that darn old Squeezebox thingy, we would wish we even could
get cassettes back?
In this context I
JohnSwenson wrote:
The module has no flash or eeprom on it, the bootloader must reside on
external media.
So be it.
I have seen cases of USB key sudden death upon power loss that I assume
were due to the way flash memory performs writes. Also cases where the
medium turns read-only,
epoch1970 wrote:
So be it.
I have seen cases of USB key sudden death upon power loss that I assume
were due to the way flash memory performs writes. Also cases where the
medium turns read-only, irreversibly. (a quickly googled 'paper'
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How about a more simplified logo like this?
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Hi I like these the most.
But maybe the name reflect our legacy from both the Slim devices and the
Logitech Squeezebox - So I thought that Squeeze Devices or Squeeze
Device could be a good candidate:
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I run a couple of Radios a Touch from 7.6.2 running on an HP Windows
Home Server. Whenever the server auto reboots following a Windows
Update, all of the players power on.
Is there any way to prevent this?
rbz5416's
I had the same trouble years ago
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?49785-SB3-appears-dead)
KarlK, When you measured the PSU did you measure it no load ? With the
back off the SB3, connect the power supply and measure the volts at the
power input socket - in other words with load. As
bpa wrote:
What model Roku ? most had too little amps and some had different
voltage.
It's the ROKU XD|S. The PSU shows the exact same specs except for the
input side (which I don't THINK would matter but not certain). Output
voltage is the same.
Guess I could try the SB PSU on the ROKU
Wirrunna wrote:
I had the same trouble years ago
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?49785-SB3-appears-dead)
KarlK, When you measured the PSU did you measure it no load ? With the
back off the SB3, connect the power supply and measure the volts at the
power input socket - in
KarlK wrote:
No, I didn't do that, but will do so tomorrow. When I measured the
voltage, I took one of the volt 'pens', stuck it inside of the female
PSU outlet and used the other pen on the outside.
How would one do that on the unit itself if it's plugged in?
Almost seems like one
Wirrunna wrote:
I was able to measure the volts on the board mounted socket on the SB3
with the covers off.
Had a brain fart -- didn't realize there's a spot right where the PSU
plugs into the SB. So, checked on the motherboard, the silver leads off
the power plug on the MB and it measures
Just checked the large capacitor and it's reading 12 volts, the small
one right next to the daughter board reads 3.3.v. Have no idea whether
those are correct voltages but neither are leaking or bulged indicating
failure.
Looks like I'm SOL. :(
May try and sell it for parts -- the screen and
frozzers wrote:
I've got exactly the same problem with one of my Squeezebox 3s and tried
everything you've done with no success either.
Only difference with mine is that it fell off a kitchen table onto the
porcelain tile floor. When I opened it up I found a small round piece of
plastic
It's a real shame that the Empirical Audio Off Ramp 5 uses the HiFace
(1) chipset for USB audio input, which is no good for Linux, as this
would be pretty much perfect otherwise as it also offers LVDS I2S output
which is really hard to find on other interfaces.
This apparently will change in
I saw in another thread here (the EDO one maybe?) that there is a driver
available for the HiFace 1 on Linux now and somebody compiled it for the
Touch.
If that's the case then this could possibly work on the Off-Ramp and
other interfaces/DACs using that chipset. That would be good news.
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