Hi Robin:
robinbowes wrote:
> I just tested this on a Ubuntu 16.04 box, specifically:
>
Thanks!
As you can see further up in the thread, I somehow screwed up
downloading the .pl files.
I've fixed that and will run through your example (pulling it from
GitHub via terminal) if my manually down
bpa wrote:
> Ubuntu 14.04 Perl 5.18
>
> to run
> perl scripts/udap_shell.pl
So you have them in a "scripts" folder (i.e. /scripts ?)
Is this a perl convention? [ as I recall, one can run perl scripts from
just about anywhere, so this shouldn't be a requirement . . . ]
I do see that placing
I just tested this on a Ubuntu 16.04 box, specifically:
Code:
vagrant init ubuntu/xenial64
vagrant up
I then ran:
Code:
$ git clone https://github.com/robinbowes/net-udap.git
$ cd net-udap
$ cpan Log::StdLog Term::S
fbachofner wrote:
> I am issuing >
Code:
> > perl udap_shell.pl
> > at the prompt.
*D'Oh!!* :o
I just noticed the various .pl files I downloaded were somehow -not-
Perl files. They were HTML files with a .pl extension. I made some
sort of newbie
fbachofner wrote:
> Thanks for letting me know! This is good news.
>
> What version o Ubuntu (Mint 18 is based on Ubuntu 16.04)?
>
> How do you invoke Net-UDAP?
Ubuntu 14.04 Perl 5.18
to run
perl scripts/udap_shell.pl
---
bpa wrote:
> I have a copy of Net::UDAP 1.0_01 on a Ubuntu system and it works OK.
Thanks for letting me know! This is good news.
What version o Ubuntu (Mint 18 is based on Ubuntu 16.04)?
How do you invoke Net-UDAP? I am issuing
Code:
perl udap_shell.pl
---
That looks like you've not downloaded the software correctly.
This should work (tested on CentOS 7):
Code:
git clone https://github.com/robinbowes/net-udap.git
cd net-udap
cpan Log::StdLog Term::Shell Class::Accessor IO::Interface::Simple
./scripts/udap_shell.pl
fbachofner wrote:
>
> Yeah, I had noticed that post recently and that had given me some hope.
> Unfortunately Net-UDAP doesn't seem to work on the LinuxMint 18 system I
> have available for the task.
>
I have a copy of Net::UDAP 1.0_01 on a Ubuntu system and it works OK.
--
Thanks bpa!
bpa wrote:
> This post is from a user who claimed they got Net UDAP to work with SB3
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98840-Possible-to-revive-bricked-Squeezebox-classic&p=774717&viewfull=1#post774717
Yeah, I had noticed that post recently and that had given me some ho
fbachofner wrote:
> Can't get Net-UDAP to work at all (so far).
Update:
perl -v outputs:
Code:
This is perl 5, version 22, subversion 1 (v5.22.1) built for
x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi (with 58 registered patches, see perl -V for more
detail)
This post is from a user who claimed they got Net UDAP to work with SB3
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98840-Possible-to-revive-bricked-Squeezebox-classic&p=774717&viewfull=1#post774717
bpa's Profile: http://f
Can't get Net-UDAP to work at all (so far).
It is no longer hosted as Robin describes at
https://projects.robinbowes.com/Net-UDAP/trac/wiki/GettingStarted but is
now rather hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/robinbowes/net-udap
Perhaps some required files did not move over? I will need a li
Hi Mynb:
Mnyb wrote:
> Ok then , wonder if you can get another broken SB3 on eBay?
> There are a lot of them with busted vfd display .
Thanks. We think alike! ;) I am already "watching" a number of those
sales since Net-UDAP will probably not work.
Of course given that it is now possible to
Hi tcutting:
tcutting wrote:
> I don't see in the thread that you attempted a xilinx reset. I haven't
> opened an SB3, so don't know what's on the daughter board you describe
> vs. the "main" board, and I know it appeared the IR was completely
> un-responsive
> But (from the wiki on system
I don't see in the thread that you attempted a xilinx reset. I haven't
opened an SB3, so don't know what's on the daughter board you describe
vs. the "main" board, and I know it appeared the IR was completely
un-responsive
But (from the wiki on system resets for ip3k-based players (e.g., SB3)
Ok then , wonder if you can get another broken SB3 on eBay?
There are a lot of them with busted vfd display .
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2 xMeridia
There seems to be some confusion as evidenced by W-Fi-related replies to
my thread.
The SB3 has a WiFi card, yes.
However, that WiFi card is plugged into a daughter-card which can
*-also-* be removed from the main board.
I would guess that most people never remove that daughter-card because:
fbachofner wrote:
> Hi bpa:
>
>
>
>
> I am acutely aware of that issue. I also know that it can simply be
> removed to test around that issue!
>
> Apparently, TL;DR -- if you had read the thread -carefully- you can see
> my WiFi card is clearly *-not-* the problem.
>
> Plain and simple: m
Hi bpa:
bpa wrote:
> A failed WLAN card can make SB3, Boom and Receiver fail to boot or other
> problems.
I am acutely aware of that issue. I also know that it can simply be
removed to test around that issue!
Apparently, TL;DR -- if you had read the thread -carefully- you can see
my WiFi ca
You can even run without the wifi card , if that's acceptable. In case
you run it wired anyway .
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2 xMeridianDSP3100 +Rel
A failed WLAN card can make SB3, Boom and Receiver fail to boot or other
problems.
You can get compatible replacement very cheaply see
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?95513-Compatible-WLAN-cards-for-SB3-Boom-Reciever-amp-Transporter
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Further details:
This morning I took apart a second (perfectly functioning) SB3. This
was done so I could swap out the modular parts and definitively narrow
down the problem and identify exactly what is broken in the "stuck"
unit.
This entailed installing the known good components (daughter-car
Hi Mnyb:
Mnyb wrote:
> Can it be reached by the net udap script you used for a squeezebox
> reciver ?
Don't know yet. I will try tonight after I have the kids asleep . . .
and only after trying more options with a wired connection. As you may
know, Robin, the author of Net-UDAP 'clearly says
Can it be reached by the net udap script you used for a squeezebox
reciver ?
Do you have squeezebox Touch ? That remote will also work if the
original remote is broken ? Or is it confirmed that the IR reciever on
the SB3 does not work ?
Subsequent to my post on Saturday I tried a couple other things:
- isolated the malfunctioning SB3 from the network
2
- turned off WiFi router
- unplugged SB3 ethernet cable from that router
- attached to another "isolated" Linux PC
3
- tried to connect w
I have a Squeezebox 3 / Classic stuck at language selection (i.e.
immediately after boot: "Press up/down to change, go right to move on
| English").
The SB does not respond to the remote in *-any-* way. Factory reset
doesn't work, nor any of the "special" keys described in the
'Slimdevices wi
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