Ben Sandee;266441 Wrote:
When you point one finger, four more point back at you. Think about
it.
I'm not sure what you mean. There is a known issue with Ubuntu 7.10
whereby it is lacking the fundamental capability to enable DMA on many
common PATA drive/motherboard combinations.
I'm using Ubuntu 7.10 with Squeezecenter 7.0 - 17225 on a
Fujitsu-Siemens laptop 1.7GHz Centrino 500Mb memory.
It runs two SB3's (Firmware 86) perfectly at the same time while
playing FLAC files. I'm running the default skin with Firefox with no
extra plug-ins.
The SB3's are connected wired
Interestingly the new server installation streams perfectly to another
PC (still wireless) running Softsqueeze. Something peculiar to the SB3
which it doesn't like?
There have been some firmware versions which didn't like updates. I've needed
to do factory reset on some of my SB2/3s in the
I've just upgraded from Slimserver 6.3 to 7.0 unstable. The server
hardware hasn't changed (apart from a bigger hard drive), the network
(wireless) hasn't changed, the location of the SB3 hasn't changed, but
now music is unlistenable - there's constant dropout.
My music library is all Flac, and
gborland;266128 Wrote:
I've just upgraded from Slimserver 6.3 to 7.0 unstable. The server
hardware hasn't changed (apart from a bigger hard drive), the network
(wireless) hasn't changed, the location of the SB3 hasn't changed, but
now music is unlistenable - there's constant dropout.
My
Going back to SS 6.54 fixed it so it is a SC 7.0 thing.
You didn't by chance read my previous answer?
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Michael Herger;266136 Wrote:
There have been some firmware versions which didn't like updates. I've
needed to do factory reset on some of my SB2/3s in the 6.x series.
Might be worth a try: unplug SB, press and hold ADD while powering up.
You'll then have to reconfigure the player.
I am actually starting to suspect that it's Ubuntu 7.10's fault. This
appears to be the most brain-dead, stupid, embarrassing operating
system in recent history; it is apparently incapable of enabling DMA on
a bog-standard PATA hard drive on a run-of-the-mill motherboard.
So, my main drive is
Michael Herger;266238 Wrote:
Going back to SS 6.54 fixed it so it is a SC 7.0 thing.
You didn't by chance read my previous answer?
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Didn't work for me
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On Feb 6, 2008 3:58 PM, gborland
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I am actually starting to suspect that it's Ubuntu 7.10's fault. This
appears to be the most brain-dead, stupid, embarrassing operating
system in recent history; it is apparently incapable of enabling DMA on
a bog-standard PATA hard
Are you guys using the new Default skin in a browser on the same machine
running SqueezeCenter 7? It's been known to peg the CPU to 100% in some
browsers, particularly Firefox with certain plugins. If that's the
case, either try using a different skin or figure out which plugin is
conflicting
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