adamdea wrote:
Thanks -this is very interesting. Apologies if I am asking dumb
questions (I am very new to linux) but is the idea that one can execute
by
a)simply executing the commands in your first post line by line. -Where
do the patches need to be?
b) then executing the script in
dsdreamer wrote:
The following script must be run in the same directory as was used for
the CPAN build script above. It depends on having a ./slimserver-vendor
directory with a successfully built
arm-linux-gnueabihf-thread-multi-64int shared object file set.
Code:
aubuti wrote:
From the Squeezelite thread it looks as if your approach to getting the
newer LIBC went fine. Or am I reading that wrong? I'll still consider
myself lucky that you blazed the trail first ;-)
Yes it did work, thanks. Mind you I am trying to repeat the exercise
using Debian on a
adamdea wrote:
Yes it did work, thanks. Mind you I am trying to repeat the exercise
using Debian on a cubox-i and finding it very hard going. But that's
getting LMS running I haven't got to squeezelite yet
Have you had a go
Now you mention cubox-i, which is i.MX6 based, it doesn't seem
The following script must be run in the same directory as was used for
the CPAN build script above. It depends on having a ./slimserver-vendor
directory with a successfully built
arm-linux-gnueabihf-thread-multi-64int shared object file set.
Code:
#!/bin/bash
adamdea wrote:
Yes it did work, thanks. Mind you I am trying to repeat the exercise
using Debian on a cubox-i and finding it very hard going. But that's
getting LMS running I haven't got to squeezelite yet
Have you had a go
Not yet. Been busy with other things and trying to get MusicIP and
adamdea wrote:
You may have more luck than I did with LIBC (I'm running 64 bit btw),
but I think it was ok with permissions.
From the Squeezelite thread it looks as if your approach to getting the
newer LIBC went fine. Or am I reading that wrong? I'll still consider
myself lucky that you
On Wheezy you won't have much issues.
If you want to run on the server on an ARM device, you most probably
have to compile at least the Logitech versions of faad and flac.
These are heavily patched by Logitech and Triode. sox you can also
compile or you take the binary that comes via Wheezy.
Thanks. I did the Squeeze -- Wheezy upgrade over the weekend, which I
neglected to mention also involved changing out the hard drive (I wanted
to install a larger drive and re-purpose the one I had been using).
LMS installation was very smooth. I still need to re-install MusicIP and
attend to
aubuti wrote:
Thanks. I did the Squeeze -- Wheezy upgrade over the weekend, which I
neglected to mention also involved changing out the hard drive (I wanted
to install a larger drive and re-purpose the one I had been using).
LMS installation was very smooth. I still need to re-install
Ah, yes, thanks. squeezelite is another one still on the to-do list. I
was running squeezelite under Debian Squeeze (via the Local Player
plugin) and want to set it up under Wheezy. I'll check out that newer
LIBC. With Squeeze I needed to tweak permissions to access audio devices
to get
aubuti wrote:
Ah, yes, thanks. squeezelite is another one still on the to-do list. I
was running squeezelite under Debian Squeeze (via the Local Player
plugin) and want to set it up under Wheezy. I'll check out that newer
LIBC. With Squeeze I needed to tweak permissions to access audio
Thanks. As dsdreamer says, it seems that Wheezy (debian 7.x) comes with
perl 5.14.2. One of the things I really like about debian for an LMS
platform is that it's never on the bleeding edge (unless you play around
with unstable).
Hi all. I'm planning to upgrade my LMS box from Debian Squeeze (6.x) to
Wheezy (7.x). Any gotcha's I need to look out for when it comes to
running LMS? I no longer follow the bleeding edge of LMS nightly
releases (though the work on 7.9 does look exciting). Thanks!
What version of perl is this OS using ? Seing reports that anything
beyond 5.18 is not yet supported by LMS ( like perl 5.20 ).
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200
I know you asked about x86, but I don't see why it should be much
different from my results on arm7hf
Code:
debian@arm:~$ cat /etc/os-release | awk 'NR==1 {print $0}'
PRETTY_NAME=Debian GNU/Linux 7 (wheezy)
debian@arm:~$ uname -a
Linux arm 3.13.6-armv7-x11 #1
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