klgray;356409 Wrote:
I believe the short answer to the question of whether the Asus EEE Box
is sufficient to run SqueezeCenter is yes, but there are several
caveats that I'll get into below (somewhat long).
I own an Asus EEE Box, not the netbook, and it's generally for my
wife's use.
I'll throw my two cents in and day that I'm amost positive an EEE Box
would work find for a SC server. I've not used an EEE Box, but am
running Squeezecenter on a very underpowered rig: mini-ITX platform
with a VIA Eden fanless 600mhz CPU, 256mb RAM, WinXP, and a ton of hard
drive space.
nicoleif;356520 Wrote:
The eee Box has the advantage of the preinstalled wireless card and I an
to connect the eee Box to the internet it will be wireless
While the eee Box may work fine for SC, having an SC machine connecting
wirelessly to your network may cripple it if the SB player is also
I see your point. The problem is that both the eee Box AND the
squeezebox is placed in the room next to my router! A way around it
could be to totally avoid internetnet connection by connecting the eee
Box directly to the Squeezebox by using af LAN Patch cable! Offcourse
one would loose the
I also have an MSI Wind PC that seems to be the best SC7 server I've
had. It has the same basic hardware as the Asus PC (no wireless, larger
footprint). I run CentOS Linux and have it configured to automatically
suspend during inactive periods (uses only 2-3W when suspended) and
resumes when SB
nicoleif;356613 Wrote:
I see your point. The problem is that both the eee Box AND the
squeezebox is placed in the room next to my router! A way around it
could be to totally avoid internetnet connection by connecting the eee
Box directly to the Squeezebox by using af LAN Patch cable!
This
If I decide to go with bridging will it then still be possible to make
playlists remote using the web interface? I plan on no screen connected
to the musik server pc!
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nicoleif;356657 Wrote:
If I decide to go with bridging will it then still be possible to make
playlists remote using the web interface? I plan on no screen connected
to the musik server pc!
Yes, if successful, everything will work as normal.
Did you read the wiki article? Bridging uses the
Mark Lanctot;356659 Wrote:
Yes, if successful, everything will work as normal.
Did you read the wiki article? Bridging uses the SB to connect to your
router, and everything connected to your router will therefore be
connected to the SB and any devices bridged from the SB (i.e. the SC
nicoleif;356691 Wrote:
Yes I did read it but I am still not sure if I will be able to do the
things with this setup that I desire. I plan to bridge an Asus eee Box
(with the music on an external usb hdd) with my SB3 Classic. And when
creating playlists and altering the settings I plan to use
Thanx a lot. By the way why are you using an SB2 instead of an SB3 with
your Transporter?
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Have a look here too:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=41722
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nicoleif;356707 Wrote:
Thanx a lot. By the way why are you using an SB2 instead of an SB3 with
your Transporter?
Don't mean to offend any of the developers but...my SB2 gets better
wireless reception than the SB3 I had for a while. It has an external
antenna in addition to an internal
Thanx a lot. By the way why are you using an SB2 instead of an SB3 with
your Transporter?
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Does the MSI Wind Box come with a power supply capable of working with
240V? Anyone know if there's any intention of making them available in
UK / Europe any time soon?
Brgds
Phil
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I successfully use a VIA PicoITX motherboard that's the size of a
passport. It has a 1 GHz VIA CPU and use 10W idle and heatpipe
cooling without fans. 1 GByte RAM. Internal harddrive is 160G
laptop-type.
SC runs great on it but the web-interface is sluggish. I now use
Google's Chrome browser
nicoleif wrote:
Has anyone tried the Asus eee Box as music server for the squeezebox?
Well, it runs XP, has 1gb of RAM, Wifi-N, gigabit ethernet, uses only 20
watts and it's quiet. It should be the perfect answer to those who are
too cheap or green to run a real big ass server on their
Nobody has experience with this?
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I did try running the Squeezecenter 7.1 on Asus Eeepc 901 with all the
music in the NAS.
You will only want to use it if it is connected the network by wire.
I can tell you I have uninstalled the Squeezecenter, I guess it tells
you how I feel.
Bryan
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Bryan Jan wrote:
I did try running the Squeezecenter 7.1 on Asus Eeepc 901 with all the
music in the NAS.
I wouldn't put my music on a NAS in that scenario. Use an external USB
disk instead.
You will only want to use it if it is connected the network by wire.
Of course.
I can tell
Maybe I should have explained my setup. I plan to use the Asus eee Box
with the Squeececenter installed and with my music collection on a USB
ext hdd connected by wire to the Asus eee Box! Thus I hope I won't run
into the problems with having to access the music wireless on a NAS!?
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I too am interested in this, being fed up of requiring my energy-hungry
P4 3.06 machine to be on all the time (when I use SB).
But then I think, if I'm going to spend a few hundred quid on a
stripped down laptop, why don't I just spend a few hundred more and get
a decent laptop instead.
Or you could just buy a NAS with slim server installed, yes you can use
a laptop and external drive but that still uses more power than a NAS.
And you still have the drawbacks of a host PC.
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swayzak;356221 Wrote:
I too am interested in this, being fed up of requiring my energy-hungry
P4 3.06 machine to be on all the time (when I use SB).
P4s are notoriously power-hungry - Netburst architecture.
But then I think, if I'm going to spend a few hundred quid on a stripped
down
badbob wrote:
Or you could just buy a NAS with slim server installed, yes you can use
a laptop and external drive but that still uses more power than a NAS.
And you still have the drawbacks of a host PC.
I've been reading this list for quite a while and the word drawback is -
to my mind -
Still no conclusion on whether the eee Box is powerfull enough (using an
usb hdd) to run SC?
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I believe the short answer to the question of whether the Asus EEE Box
is sufficient to run SqueezeCenter is yes, but there are several
caveats that I'll get into below (somewhat long).
I own an Asus EEE Box, not the netbook, and it's generally for my
wife's use. It's darn cute and quite small
Has anyone tried the Asus eee Box as music server for the squeezebox?
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