understand (as it has been adapted afaik), but flac
shouldn't be a problem.
In my setup i remove all programs for which I have a 64bit version
available.
This never created a problem...
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solution:
(as root, or by means of sudo)
yum install glibc-2.14-5.i686.rpm
That should do the trick
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subtyrant;666594 Wrote:
Installing ia32-libs fixed this.
24/96 to 24/48 down-convert is performed by squeezebox depending on the
player.
Thanks for your help.
Or you replace the helper applications with their 64bit versions.
That's what I did.
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Already known and added to the list:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=9166
No solution yet but IMHO it's not that problematic, just an annoyance
in the logfiles...
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that of the three entries the network is
started first, then the nameserver and after that squeezeboxserver.
Shutting down is the opposite order.
If squeezeboxserver has a lower number than named or network it
probably won't start up...
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and I'm having no problems at all, haven't seen any
complaints from squeezeboxserver during upgrade or afterwards about it.
Neither did version 7.3.X ...
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there was an easy way to install
squeezecenter...
Well, we all have these moments, I guess..
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Perl_utf16_to_utf8_reversed
But I wonder if this is a correct assumption...
The only place I can find with a 'link' to UTF16 is in
/usr/share/squeezecenter/lib/Audio/WMA.pm but I very much doubt if
that's the cause of the segfault...
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As mentioned by Fletch, it probably is caused by the combination of perl
5.10 and x86_64. But what it exactly is and how to get more info
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in libperl.so[36d3c0+19f000]
Aug 5 08:50:51 server kernel: squeezecenter-s[23323]: segfault at 0 ip
36d3d4045d sp 7fff01eacaf0 error 4 in libperl.so[36d3c0+19f000]
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I've also got a cron job that locks the library 4 times day in case I
forget to.
Let me guess, that happened once to often with a devastating result ...
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more overhead and a bit
bigger kernel but it runs on almost everything
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if you were already running an instance of mysql on that
server. If so try to use that one:
howto setup slimserver: follow this link:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?ExistingMySQLInstance
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Looking at the logfile I guess the problem lies somewhere in the
connection between Perl and Mysql...
Are the plugins you're using for Perl to connect to mysql uptodate
compared with the version of mysql?
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but not used at the other end, the
whole process get stuck :P
That was to be expected :D
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If you're running samba on the server:
make the folder in which you keep your music available by samba
mount/map it on the client and let EAC write to this folder directly...
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noticeable still remains. I've never tested it...
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with setting the Timer Frequency to 1000Hz (but hey, I'm new to
Linux so all suggestions welcomed !).
I'm not sure why you would set the timer frequency to 1 kHz if you're
not using it as a desktop...
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I'm not sure but the last errormessage suggest me that
/usr/local/slimserver should be chowned to slimserver.
So the following will probably fix the problem:
chown -R slimserver /usr/local/slimserver
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You're aware of the fact that you installed the 7.0 version of
slimserver and not the 6.5.3?
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Try to find where slimserver is really installed.
is it really in /usr/local/slimserver?
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it on my own network
hence the slimserver.mydomain.com is only resolvable in my own domain.
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