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TheSaint wrote:
I just came home with a Linkstation ( firmware 2.05) and was wondering
if the instructions on http://fieldnetworks.com/slim/linkstation.html
are still valid for MIPS processors or there's an updated How-to on the
subject?
Hi. The instructions at fieldnetworks.com will
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tf8252 wrote:
Your instructions mention that ver 2.x install process is slightly
different. Reading throug your tutorial, I'm at the part where I'm
changing the ROOT password, but have not been instructed to install
OpenLink to enable Telnet access.
Other threads have mentioned that
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msandover wrote:
Have tried
installing Perl 5.8.5, the mipsel tools, doing the ln-s to get a
symbolic link to Perl 5.8.5 that Slimstation can read etc, etc.
Just to make sure, where did you get Perl 5.8? From my site? Or from the
LinkStation wiki? For MIPS boxes, you can't use the
emillika wrote:
Has anyone been successful in using a Home Theater Master Mx-500, mx-700
or similiar remote to replace the stock remote?
We use an MX-500 and like it a lot. Unlike any other universal remote we've
tried, the MX-500 has actually replaced all our original remotes (5 in the
family
930 wrote:
(I did find various discussions of what I would really
like to have running, music store and slimserver all standing alone on
the NAS, but the technical requirements seem beyond my capabilities.
Hopefully, this is something that gets simpler in time).
Hi,
In case you just need some
avalonpb wrote:
Thank you but I'm interested in people who are running slimserver ON the
Terastation.
I'm running 6.1.1 on the LinkStation with no problems. Does 6.1.1 also give
you problems?
Marc
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agentsmith wrote:
If anyone has positive experience running it, especially on a system
with hundreds or thousands of songs, I would be interested in what
trick you used to optimize it.
Hi,
I have a PPC LinkStation with about 9000 songs, all mp3, connected via wireless
Menu performance via
jackmanfred wrote:
I would like to know if there is any point in using the rescan button
as it seems to take ages to complete, like a week! Is this normal? and
you seem to get the same view if you use the browse music folder.
Hi,
This does not sound normal. I run SlimServer on a LinkStation
In article news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], sinking_fast
sinking_fast.1tcpsc-NUepA2SMhDQqspMVqqL2D+4xXEVPTSb/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
/mnt/slim
server/Slim/DataStores/DBI/DataModel.pm line 235.
DBD::SQLite::db do failed: database is full(1) at dbdimp.c line 401 at
/mnt/slim
In article news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], Rod Tucker
rod-726cGAzaMRMGihw92uD59AC/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The following modules failed to load: DBD::SQLite XML::Parser HTML::Parser
Compr
Hi,
It looks like you have a build of SlimServer 6 that does not yet have the
required ppc perl binaries. If you
On 03/17/2005 04:48 AM, BenRubinstein wrote:
The Linkstation looks like a greet solution in terms of size - but how does
it sound?
I can't give a solid answer here as mine is in a small cabinet above our
refrigerator. I remember thinking it was very quiet when doing the
initial setup with the
On 03/17/2005 06:41 AM, Thomas B. Malsbury wrote:
Looks like the offer is still valid, and its $40 less then Amazon, so
this might be the deal he was talking about.
Thanks -- looks like a good buy. I'm thinking of getting a second one.
If you guys do end up getting one, check out my
On 03/16/2005 09:53 AM, Michael Sigalos wrote:
I have read that a LinkStation can be hacked to host SlimServer. For any
that have done so, may I ask for some feedback on performance? The specs
on the Buffalo website indicate only 64MB RAM. My SlimServer currently
eats up about 55MB with 4K
In article news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], Chris Buckle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By the way Marc, one useful addition to your excellent script may be to
advise that a copy is taken of the password file before any drastic editing.
Excellent idea.
Marc
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On 03/14/2005 11:32 AM, Chris Buckle wrote:
Unfortunately my password file doesn't look like your password file and
doesn't show a password at all for root. (root:/bin/bash is all that is
shown for the first line - which is also partially overwritten by vi
information on my screen).
I
Hi,
I am writing to announce a new article I wrote detailing how to install
SlimServer on the LinkStation network storage product by Buffalo. The
article goes into a lot of detail, including background on the Linux
commands required for the installation (which should be helpful to
people who are
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