Marc,
The version I first used was 6 (Perl Source Code
(tar.gz) on the downloads site). I tried the nightly version in stead and
it worked OK. Does your write-up need a warning on this possible
problem?
Also, the downloadedfiles continue to show up
on the linkstation as tar.tar rather
Marc,
I am really grateful that someone has put all this
information down in one place. It gave me confidence, at last, to go ahead
and try installing the slimserver on my linkstation.
Everything seemed to be going just fine, but I ran
into a problemright at the last step(under "testing
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
Chris
Having just successfuly installed SlimServer 6 (March 14th nightly) on
my LS-120, I recognised your problem regarding /etc/passwd.
I has major problems with the display of vi in my telnet sessions,
including the overwriting of the first line of each file, which makes
it impossible to see
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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Subject: [slim] New How-To: Installing SlimServer on LinkStation
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
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
Thanks Marc, your article looks great.
I am wondering about the memory requirements on a LinkStation. I have
currently ~ 900 albums and my windows server is using between 80-100 MB for
the slim process.
How much memory does the Linkstation have? Any comments on the memory usage
you are
FANTASTIC! (all caps isn't loud enough)
Thanks Marc. As a Linux Newbie (not a Coward) I've just installed
Gentoo on my laptop and was wondering what I needed to do to get
SlimServer running *properly*. Now I feel confident enough to blow
away windows on my server PC (dual 1Ghz Pentium III, SCS
On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 11:33:25 -0700, Matthias Schnizer wrote:
Thanks Marc, your article looks great.
I am wondering about the memory requirements on a LinkStation. I have
currently ~ 900 albums and my windows server is using between 80-100 MB for
the slim process.
How much memory does the
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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