jfalk;280087 Wrote:
> That seems to have done the trick... Thanks.
Glad to be of help
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SuperQ;280166 Wrote:
> Can't you just use mp3tunes with other media player software? It seems
> kinda silly to go through all the work of setting up SqueezeCenter if
> you're not going to use a Squeezebox or SoftSqueeze.
No, there is no good way of using mp3tunes in linux. No support.
Also, I n
SuperQ wrote:
>> And realistically, most of the above 3GB memory is mapped to hardware,
>
> Except for the pure evil that is PAE. Thankfully the number of
> machines that need/use PAE are few and far between. :)
Right, I blotted that stuff out of my brain. Its better left dead.
> I've had to m
Pat Farrell;280172 Wrote:
>
> 64 is needed for more than 4gb of memory, since 32 bits is 4gb
> unsigned.
> And realistically, most of the above 3GB memory is mapped to hardware,
>
> video cards, buffers for assorted stuff, so its not really useful
Except for the pure evil that is PAE. Thankfu
JJZolx wrote:
> To effectively utilize SMP? I've never heard that before.
I think you missed a connection. I didn't say that, or at least didn't
mean to say that.
64 bit is not needed at all for SMP. www.pfarrell.com for instance, is a
dual Xeon server. 32 bit debian.
64 is needed for more th
Pat Farrell;280144 Wrote:
> SuperQ wrote:
> > On linux, it's automatic.
>
> Almost, You really need to load/install a 64 bit OS. On Debian, for
> instance, load AMD64 rather than Intel32
>
Sorry, I was referring to automatic placement of tasks on
multi-core/cpu systems. Not 32 vs 64bits.
>
Can't you just use mp3tunes with other media player software? It seems
kinda silly to go through all the work of setting up SqueezeCenter if
you're not going to use a Squeezebox or SoftSqueeze.
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Pat Farrell;280144 Wrote:
> SuperQ wrote:
> > On linux, it's automatic.
>
> Almost, You really need to load/install a 64 bit OS.
To effectively utilize SMP? I've never heard that before.
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egd wrote:
> Pat Farrell;280144 Wrote:
>> Now for reference, a quad cpu with 12GB of ram and hardware RAID is a
>> fast box.
> That'd be a server board though as most desktop/ workstation boards
> support max 8GB, right?
Yes, its a 2U server, weighs a ton, dual hot swappable power supplies,
etc
Pat Farrell;280144 Wrote:
> Now for reference, a quad cpu with 12GB of ram and hardware RAID is a
> fast box.That'd be a server board though as most desktop/ workstation boards
support max 8GB, right?
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SuperQ wrote:
> On linux, it's automatic.
Almost, You really need to load/install a 64 bit OS. On Debian, for
instance, load AMD64 rather than Intel32
(Intel 64 is Itanium, which nearly no one runs in their house)
> 64bit is nearly useless unless you have > 3G of ram.
For sure. You might even
egd;280109 Wrote:
> I have an instance of SC7 running on a Quad Core, basically for library
> management, plugin testing etc. Is it possible to assign it to a
> particular core and MySQL to another?
>
> I've been meaning to switch to 64bit but haven't gotten round to it as
> I will have to move
I have an instance of SC7 running on a Quad Core, basically for library
management, plugin testing etc. Is it possible to assign it to a
particular core and MySQL to another?
I've been meaning to switch to 64bit but haven't gotten round to it as
I will have to move some data first and I'd also w
slimserver 7.0/SqueezeCenter was recently released. It allow users of
music locker to play their music on a SqueezeBox hardware. This is very
neat.
However, I don't have a SqueezeBox and I always use SlimServer to
manager local music and use a simple mp3 player (such as mpd or moc)to
stream music
That seems to have done the trick... Thanks.
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If it's just for SqueezeCenter 2 cores is plenty.
I have mine running on a Core 2 Duo 1.86 GHz along with plenty
of other server applications (and XBMC for home theatre) and
there's plenty to spare.
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Pat Farrell;280064 Wrote:
> JJZolx wrote:
> > One question I had, though, is whether there would be any advantage
> to
> > running on Ubuntu with four CPU cores (1 quad or 2 dual-core CPUs)
> or
> > even eight cores?
>
> What are you planning to use it for?
Primarily SqueezeCenter, although I r
JJZolx wrote:
> One question I had, though, is whether there would be any advantage to
> running on Ubuntu with four CPU cores (1 quad or 2 dual-core CPUs) or
> even eight cores?
What are you planning to use it for?
The short answer is multi-core is great when you have multiple
processes, or app
I'm going to build new server with a multi-core Intel CPU. Right now
I'm looking at the new(ish) E8400 Core 2 Duo chip, which uses a 45nm
process.
I'm guessing that dual cores can be well utilized by a *nix system
running SqueezeCenter, if only to run MySQL requests on one while OS
operates on t
jfalk;279940 Wrote:
> I did not. Is there a simple way to do this? Note: i tried rpm -e
> slimserver and it said it wasn't found
Slimserver is in /usr/local/slimserver, you could delete this or just
leave it just in case. Most important is /etc/init.d/slimserver which
starts the service on boo
bpa wrote:
>
> To help others
>
> What version of mplayer were you using and where did you get it from ?
1.0-rc1svn20070225-0.3etch1 from debian-multimedia.org
> Is your system an x86 based system or some other sort of processor ?
kernel 2.6.22-4-686 => x86
> With mplayer 1.0rc2 there is a pr
I did not. Is there a simple way to do this?
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Did you remove 6.5.4 before installing 7.0? Squeezecenter puts things
in different locations.
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To help others
What version of mplayer were you using and where did you get it from ?
Is your system an x86 based system or some other sort of processor ?
With mplayer 1.0rc2 there is a problem with handling aac formats unless
special config options are used during build.
So if you got a rea
Hi all,
I'm using the latest testing version of squeezecenter on a
stable(+backports) Debian server with a WiFi Squeezebox of which I am very
happy.
I have tried to use mplayer to read the .m4a files of my brother's iTunes
collection but I had no real success because then squeezecenter tended to
Personally, I think 7.0 offers a much more integrated and better looking
interface. It also interfaces with SqueezeNetwork much more nicely.
I've been running 7.0 since the stable was released with no major
problems. One thing to be aware of is that if you use a lot of plugins
you'll have to up
Decided to update from a perfectly functioning 6.5.4. Don't knowwhat
I'm doing, but I think I can follow directions on my clarkconnect
machine from
http://www.ulverston.myzen.co.uk/mini-itx/pages/squeezecenter.htm
Everything seems to have installed (at least I get no errors) but the
service doesn
You might want to take a look at 'this thread'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=44335) in the 3rd Party
Hardware forum, and the 'Rescan music library does nothing in
squeezecenter' thread in this forum -- I've spent a bit of time this
past week hacking around on the linkstation to g
FWIW I'm running on a Buffalo Linkstation with Freelink, rather than a
regular PC. Anyway, after much digging around with some help from a
mate -- who admins mysql for a living -- we narrowed my problem down to
mysql. Despite installing (and recommending, in other threads) version
5.0.45 we found
Frank replied by email, Album Catalog Creator is a Visual Basic Script
so it wont work in linux. AAC Revision RC6 is to be released soon so
that a windows box can remotely access the database on a linux machine.
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Hello all, I am wondering if anyone has installed the Album Catalog
Creator script that frank has written on Ubuntu?.(Do a search on 'print
music collection' I am trying to get it working. Could someone give me
an idiots guide to install this (Which files to download and where and
how to install)
I'm happy with SlimServer 6.5.4, but is SlimCenter 7 a stable version
that I should upgrade to? I'm running Win2003 Server.
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