Cheers, Gary - thanks for your help.
I guess it dawned on me later that, although (through my television/PS3
player), I would click on "Logitech Media Server" to access the video
folders on the NAS, that it didn't necessarily mean that LMS was serving
up the videos, just providing me access to
miludeca wrote:
> Hello all.
> Apologies - these are probably dumb questions, but it's been a long time
> since I set up my system and I've forgotten most of what I knew back
> then.
>
> 1. I am/was running Logitech Media Server on a Netgear ReadyNAS Duo v2.
> I use it to serve up flac music
Hello all.
Apologies - these are probably dumb questions, but it's been a long time
since I set up my system and I've forgotten most of what I knew back
then.
1. I am/was running Logitech Media Server on a Netgear ReadyNAS Duo v2.
I use it to serve up flac music files and also ripped my entire
I just like to update that I have been able to get LMS on Pi and all is
working well.
Thanks to all of you!
'[image: https://i.postimg.cc/k6cqD69b/LMS.jpg]'
(https://postimg.cc/k6cqD69b)
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d6jg wrote:
> @jeff
> I run a local (internal only) dns server. Can you integrate that with
> pi-hole?
Absolutely that's what I use it for, I did use dnsmasq but found it was
slow with queries.
PiHole on decent hardware is much quicker than dnsmasq IMHO
I use it as DHCP and DNS, you can use
Jeff07971 wrote:
> I've never tried Pi-Hole on a Pi but I run it on a Centos 7 VM and it
> runs great.
> I assigned 2Gb and 2 vCPUs to the VM and have 35 clients
> I suspect it needs more power than a Pi can give though cpu usage seems
> low
>
> 29405
>
> I can't really see why you'd want it
paul- wrote:
> I attempted to do piHole on pCP, there is just too much to integrate.
> Before I wasted my time with it, I setup a rpi4 with a standard
> Raspbian/phole installation.
>
> Pihole will act as your DNS for your local network. Basically, you
> point all of your devices to use
paul- wrote:
> I attempted to do piHole on pCP, there is just too much to integrate.
> Before I wasted my time with it, I setup a rpi4 with a standard
> Raspbian/phole installation.
>
> Pihole will act as your DNS for your local network. Basically, you
> point all of your devices to use
I attempted to do piHole on pCP, there is just too much to integrate.
Before I wasted my time with it, I setup a rpi4 with a standard
Raspbian/phole installation.
Pihole will act as your DNS for your local network. Basically, you
point all of your devices to use pihole as your networks
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi d6jg,
> Sorry, can't help there, my IT brain overloaded during Y2K, it's been
> all down hill since then. :D
> ...
> regards
> Greg
I hope you're ok and still continuing here and not the only one with the
problem:rolleyes:
d6jg wrote:
> Id never heard of pi-hole before this thread but had a google this
> morning.
>
> @Greg
> Do you know if you can run pi-hole in conjunction with a full local dns
> server i.e mydomain.local on a bind server?
hi d6jg,
Sorry, can't help there, my IT brain overloaded during Y2K,
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi notechyet,
>
> For obvious reasons, I know next to nothing about the other
> distributions.
>
> I have always assumed, if it is not piCorePlayer, then it is probably
> based on Raspbian.
Have you seen my links in 'post 16'
hi notechyet,
For obvious reasons, I know next to nothing about the other
distributions.
I have always assumed, if it is not piCorePlayer, then it is probably
based on Raspbian.
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kidstypike wrote:
> I really don't think you need a fan with that case, it's allegedly a
> little better at passive cooling than the flirc case that I use, and I'm
> well pleased with the cooling provided by that case, no need for a fan.
>
> Temp graph from piCoreplayer below, ambient temp
notechyet wrote:
> Thanks!
> I read somewhere about the noisy fan so I thought to get the above
> mentioned fan instead? I will ask the shop about the db rating of their
> fan.
I really don't think you need a fan with that case, it's allegedly a
little better at passive cooling than the flirc
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi notechyet,
> pi-Hole will not run on piCorePlayer because we use a extremely small
> Linux distribution - piCore.
> I would suggest if you want to add other applications use a Raspbian
> based distribution.
> I use a separate old RPi1 for Pi-Hole.
> regards
> Greg
kidstypike wrote:
> Why do you need a pimori fan shim, there's a fan already built into the
> Argon case?
> Likewise the switch cable, there's a built-in on/off switch?
Thanks!
I read somewhere about the noisy fan so I thought to get the above
mentioned fan instead? I will ask the shop about
notechyet wrote:
> Thanks a million!
> I'm just amazed about your very good suggestions/comments. It'll be
> heaps for me to think about.
> For easiness of purchase(Oz) and future proofing I am seriously thinking
> about the 'Argon'
>
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi notechyet,
>
> pi-Hole will not run on piCorePlayer because we use a extremely small
> Linux distribution - piCore.
>
> I would suggest if you want to add other applications use a Raspbian
> based distribution.
>
> I use a separate old RPi1 for Pi-Hole.
>
> regards
>
notechyet wrote:
> Hi All
> I have just managed to setup my old SB classic again with the LMS on a
> laptop. All is working well incl. Spotify.
> During my LMS setup searches I have read here and there a bit regarding
> setting up a LMS on Raspberry. For a long time I have been thinking to
>
Thanks a million!
I'm just amazed about your very good suggestions/comments. It'll be
heaps for me to think about.
For easiness of purchase(Oz) and future proofing I am seriously thinking
about the 'Argon'
(https://core-electronics.com.au/argon-one-raspberry-pi-4-case.html)
case setup with
leadears wrote:
> That's useful to know, I think I already picked up on the boot issue
> from your earlier (helpful) posts on getting musicip running on the Pi4.
> I'm kinda happy to leave mine running as it currently does all I want
> but of course there's potential fun ahead with updates. Can
leadears wrote:
> That's useful to know, I think I already picked up on the boot issue
> from your earlier (helpful) posts on getting musicip running on the Pi4.
> I'm kinda happy to leave mine running as it currently does all I want
> but of course there's potential fun ahead with updates. Can
slartibartfast wrote:
> I used to use Max2Play but after getting a Pi4 and installing the Debian
> buster image I ran into problems updating the system to the latest
> temperature reducing kernel. Updating the system from the command line
> left it unable to boot.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a
leadears wrote:
> For a pi4 I would recommend an aluminium FLIRC case as it's passively
> cooled and keeps temperatures to manageable levels. I tested mine with
> 100% CPU and GPU load, I think it topped out at ca. 60c, it runs at a
> steady 40c (ish) while hosting LMS and serving basic NAS
For a pi4 I would recommend an aluminium FLIRC case as it's passively
cooled and keeps temperatures to manageable levels. I tested mine with
100% CPU and GPU load, I think it topped out at ca. 60c, it runs at a
steady 40c (ish) while hosting LMS and serving basic NAS duty (4 drive
tower attached
notechyet wrote:
> thanks @'Grumpy Bob'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?41857-Grumpy-Bob) and
> @'DomieMic65'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?69312-DomieMic65)
> our to be bought RBP? setup with the LMS will be on our Ethernet as
> well. To future proof the setup I am
thanks @'Grumpy Bob'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?41857-Grumpy-Bob) and
@'DomieMic65'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?69312-DomieMic65)
our to be bought RBP? setup with the LMS will be on our Ethernet as
well. To future proof the setup I am thinking to buy 'this'
With a passive heat-sink type aluminium case rpi4 runs just fine with
piCore/LMS (no Squeezelite).
Even when upsamling with C-3PO to 24/192 it's about 50°C in room
temperature 20-22°C.
I have not tested with LMS & Squeezelite.
Main system: Synology
notechyet wrote:
> Hi All
> I have just managed to setup my old SB classic again with the LMS on a
> laptop. All is working well incl. Spotify.
> During my LMS setup searches I have read here and there a bit regarding
> setting up a LMS on Raspberry. For a long time I have been thinking to
>
Hi All
I have just managed to setup my old SB classic again with the LMS on a
laptop. All is working well incl. Spotify.
During my LMS setup searches I have read here and there a bit regarding
setting up a LMS on Raspberry. For a long time I have been thinking to
get a Raspberry Pi for Pi-Hole.
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