steff wrote:
> if your problem can be solved by introducing a delay in the LMS startup
> process at boot... then it would be much more better.
Hi,
What are the steps to add a startup delay for LMS?
Using pcp and nightly build of LMS.
Thanks!
So...
Ensured user squeezeboxserver had rights to the new cache dir...
Stopped service, deleted old cachedir (but this time i left in the
various directories - DownloadedPlugins, InstalledPlugins...) after
copying everything to new cachedir, restarted service..
Then when opening the server
Looking through server.prefs for squeezeboxserver it looks as though the
sqlite db still needs to be in the original cache directory???
Any idea how i move this to new location???
THildebrandt's Profile:
THildebrandt wrote:
> Suggestions??
Check the LMS server / scanner log (WebUI > Sessings > Information)
What file system is the cache on? Looks like a remote one - never a good
idea (slow, potentially unstable due to network fluctuations - if it's
SMB, even more problematic).
Finally, check
Looks like it didnt work after all...
Thinking i could remove the old cachedir now that a new has been
definded (copied the old to the new location, of course) i now get this
result when initiating scan of my music library:
Code:
service logitechmediaserver status
Many thanks Chaps.
I think I'll wait and see how things pan out. My Pi4 isn't running too
hot but I can't resist tinkering which probably isn't wise as I haven't
really got a clue what I doing!! It's also dawned on me that as I'm not
using the USB interface I doubt the update will benefit me at
I tried the firmware flash (and so, I think, did chill)
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28=243500=ea13694e338be4c55e009c3359159e1a=75
kidstypike reference this
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28=243500=375#p1518239
There have been a lot of updates since
It might not have made its way into the standard release from RPi team
because of some people reporting that it was causing issues for their
USB3 devices.
ISTR some saying that transfer speeds slowed down a lot.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
paul- wrote:
> That is a firmware flash that must be manually applied. Just open a ssh
> session and follow the directions given by the rpi folks. The odd
> thing is that they have not released this patch in any official way.
> There is a link to the thread somewhere in this thread. Im
