I'm on gentoo, so, obviously, YMMV, but upgrading from the 5.4.0 rpm
to 6 with -U --nodeps worked fine for me.
~Michael
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 05:04:06 -0800, Phil Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Similar setup here ... And somewhat confused. The release notes suggest
uninstalling 5.4 before
Greetings,
Most of my collection appears in the correct order when browsing my
music folder in the web interface. Unfortunately, some of it appears
in an inexplicable order, neither alphabetical (by filename or title
tag) nor by the tracknum tag. Can anyone explain this behavior and
suggest a
I kinda got screwed too. I checked this morning when I read about the
sb2, and I bought mine exactly one month +1 day ago:( I'm still
having odd problems connecting after power off, and, of course, pcm
streaming skips sometimes, even in situations I would have thought
would certainly work. I've
Thanks for the thought, but I'm running 2.6.11 with cfq. I've tried
anticipatory and even a genetic algorythm patch for anticipatory.
I've reniced, run X-less, etc to no avail.
~Michael
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 02:55:13 +0100, Christian Pernegger
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of course, pcm streaming
I said I'd rather not get into it, but the reason is that I would like
the notebook not to have any wires hanging off of it; my usb sound
card broke one of my ports in the course of a normal day of hauling it
about. Right now I'm using a crossover to avoid dropouts, and I
believe the ethernet
I'm loving this conversation. Phil clearly knows what he's talking
about to a greater degree than any jitter-audibility-skeptic I've ever
encountered. Personally, I am quite sure that differences can be
heard between transports (even bit perfect ones, I believe), but am
less sure that the kind
I too think it would be a huge improvement in usability to be able to
clear the playlist of all but the playing song from the remote and/or
the web interface.
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Another solution is to use Gmail for your mailing lists. It has a
unique interface that closely resembles the flat-threaded forum style
that seems most popular (I prefer branching threads personally). Its
also much faster than most web applications owing to its use of
javascript moderated xml
I think if they are distributing the code outside their organization
(whether selling it or allowing download), they have to make their
source available upon request (by anyone). Even if they only have to
make it available to customers, it must be supplied under the GPL,
which would allow those
I'll second what Ron says, and mention that a friend of mine found the
ER6 much too uncomfortable, but loves the ER4s (as do I). Also, most
Ety owners I know prefer the foam plugs for comfort, seal, and sound
quality; I'd imagine that they'd be using the tri-flange silicon tips
at an expo, since
On the topic of tagging, does anyone have a favorite bulk-retagging tool
for Linux that (hopefully) supports ogg?
I used audiotag which supports id3 and ogg/flac. I also wrote a
couple quick python wrapper scripts to guess tags based on the several
variations on file names I've used (purposely
Why kraftwerk? I would have though Jean-Michael Jarre more appropriate:)
Speaking of wireless interference, though, I just made my daily 45
minute bus commute with my battery-powered SB and my notebook as AP on
channel 1. This is my 2nd trip with that setup. The first time,
friday night, I had
I just picked up a wireless model from a company called something like
seattle sunglasses company. They sell sunglasses and squeezeboxen (I
guess the owner must really like the SB) I found it with froogle.
They were a pleasure to do business with.
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LOL! OK I give up. If you are 5 ft from the access point then
of course there will virtually no issues at 1.4Mbps.
--
Daryle A. Tilroe
Oh how I wish that were true:) I had dropouts all day today with the
squeezebox no more than 3 feet from the AP and nothing but air in
between. And in a
This is really frustrating! Right now, I'm fairly sure I have my
notebook configured correctly to be an access point, but I dont have
anything besides the SB handy to test it with. Its not working, but
in the same way I've described in this thread (seems to join the
wireless network, but cant
I've had it wired and I think I may have run into the same problem
once or twice, but it usually works right away wired. Right now I'm
listening with it wired to my notebook by crossover cable. I'd really
like to get it working in ad-hoc mode (at all) and get it reconnecting
wirelessly more
Just to update anyone who is interested in doing this (probably no
one). The battery pack I wound up buying is this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=5750065270ssPageName=STRK:MEWN:IT
It didnt come with a suitable tip and I had a hard time finding one at
radioshack. The one
I have had similar experiences in the past, and was resigned to the
thought that a vinyl rig would always sound better than a redbook one
in some intangible way, though I still chose the convenience of CDs
and HD based storage. More recently, I came across non-oversampling
digital-filterless
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