kidstypike wrote:
> I thought you could update the firmware using an SD card?
>
> Found this, not read it through though.
>
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?90554-How-to-update-Touch-firmware-using-SSH-from-command-line=659473=1#post659473
"fab4_7.8.0_r16739.bin" - Yes that
I thought you could update the firmware using an SD card?
Found this, not read it through though.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?90554-How-to-update-Touch-firmware-using-SSH-from-command-line=659473=1#post659473
*Server - LMS 8.0.0 *Pi4B 4GB/Flirc case/pCP 6.0.0 18K library,
I don't have a Touch to test this ... but perhaps the (format of the)
USB stick is incompatible.
The Wiki says it supports lots of formats - but perhaps not for firmware
update. Or it might not like the stick at all (the Wiki does show some
had problems).
Fizbin wrote:
> When you hooked the Touch to Ethernet, are you sure it was connected to
> the internet? Like I mentioned on the other linked thread (post #2) The
> Touch _with_later_firmware_ will not proceed past the Choose Language
> screen if it can not get an internet connection. With older
When you hooked the Touch to Ethernet, are you sure it was connected to
the internet? Like I mentioned on the other linked thread (post #2) The
Touch _with_later_firmware_ will not proceed past the Choose Language
screen if it can not get an internet connection. With older firmware you
can
"Suddenly won't log in to wifi"
"Stuck on the language screen"
Faulty PSU could cause problems like that, with insufficient current
delivery to permit a bootup from factory reset.
You could get a suitable power supply on Ebay.
5vdc - at least 3amp - 2.5mm centre + connector.
Chris :)
Stratmangler wrote:
> Have you tried another power supply?
No I haven't. Is that worth investing in? There seems to be no problem
with the power, it starts up perfectly well.
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Have you tried another power supply?
Chris :)
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Quite right - he also said that he had tried factory reset which I
> presume would also have reset the networking to DHCP for everything.
>
> I know that there are repairers in Germany and Canada who are great at
> fixing Boom and I think SB2/SB3 but not sure if they do
Paul Webster wrote:
> Temporarily move it closer to your router and plug in an Ethernet
> cable.
>
> Also - could try a factory reset
> "Press and hold the reset button located on the back of your Squeezebox
> above the power plug. Hold the button for about 10 seconds, until a
> Factory
Quite right - he also said that he had tried factory reset which I
presume would also have reset the networking to DHCP for everything.
He could still have mis-configured the DHCP server :-)
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Quite right - he also said that he had tried factory reset which I
presume would also have reset the networking to DHCP for everything.
I know that there are repairers in Germany and Canada who are great at
fixing Boom and I think SB2/SB3 but not sure if they do Touch.
Paul Webster
Temporarily move it closer to your router and plug in an Ethernet
cable.
OP said he tried that? But I wonder whether his DHCP setup is wrong, or
whether he tried to manually configure the device's network (either
through fixed DHCP address or directly) and got that wrong.
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Temporarily move it closer to your router and plug in an Ethernet
cable.
Also - could try a factory reset
"Press and hold the reset button located on the back of your Squeezebox
above the power plug. Hold the button for about 10 seconds, until a
Factory Settings Restored message appears
on the
Fizbin wrote:
> Did you revert to an earlier firmware?
How do I do that if I can't connect to wifi?
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Don't through it away ... there are people here who would love to get
> their hands on it for spares or repair.
where can I go to get it repaired?
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Don't through it away ... there are people here who would love to get
their hands on it for spares or repair.
Paul Webster
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supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
slartibartfast wrote:
> This might help.
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109562-Touch-Stuck-on-Choose-Language
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Well I tried all those suggestions but no dice, the Touch resolutely
refuses to proceed from the language screen. Tried
slartibartfast wrote:
> This might help.
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109562-Touch-Stuck-on-Choose-Language
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Thanks for that - (misery loves company). I'll run through the suggested
solutions., Cheers.
mikeos wrote:
> My Squeezebox Touch suddenly won't log in to wifi. I pressed reset to
> revert to factory settings but now, when the screen comes up it's stuck
> on the Language screen and I can't proceed. I've done this several
> times now with no result.
>
> Is there any solution please?
>
My Squeezebox Touch suddenly won't log in to wifi. I pressed reset to
revert to factory settings but now, when the screen comes up it's stuck
on the Language screen and I can't proceed. I've done this several
times now with no result.
Is there any solution please?
Mike
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