JuddRogers;545637 Wrote:
Seems something broke the embedded mysql in 7.5.0.
I followed the instructions to configure squeezeboxserver to use the
existing mysql install. Seems to work.
One change to the existing instructions at:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/ExistingMySQLInstance
I thought I was going to report back that everything went well.
However
I wonder whether you can spot where I have gone wrong
and advise on what to do, please?
I got an 8Gb CF to use in place of the 2Gb and everything went
swimmingly, things seemed to install fine until I was asked to
When I setup my system, I received my IDE/CF adaptor before my flash
card. To try things out, I grabbed an old 2GB card I had for my
camera. It seemed to install, but failed miserably when it booted. I
was worried, but it worked fine when I got the new card.
What are the specs of the card
..this is even more frustrating as there appears to be no reason. The
slim devices wiki and webpages are either outdated or utterly useless -
some even with wrong codes - don't try to execute any of the suggestions
in a terminal it might screw up your system entirely.
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mgw
Thanks for the reply.
I started again, reloading everything from scratch, and it worked. I
still have a problem, however.
If I boot with the HDDs unattached everything goes fine. If I boot
with the HDDs attached, and the BIOS set to disable the SATAs,
everything goes fine -but- it is booting
Glad you are having some success. It sounds like you are almost there.
That's strange - it seems that the BIOS is ignoring the fact that you
have told it to disable the SATA ports.
Does the BIOS have an option to set a priority to each boot device. If
so, you would want to make sure that the
I'm running on an Xubuntu distro that I've upgraded in place probably 4x
now. Each time I upgrade the distro, it clobbers the squeezeboxserver
mysql apparmor settings. You can quickly check if this is the case for
you by typing:
sudo service apparmor stop
And then try to restart
Unfortunately Im still stuck. The BIOS doesnt offer a boot priority
as such, it offers boot sequence (with Enabling/Disabling per item). I
managed to format SDA but I just cannot format SDB which has the boot on
it. When I type the following commands I get the subsequent
statements:
fdisk
Yes! I made it. I made a new user in freenas called: e73 BUt after I
cancelled that user I could run the slimnas software and its installed
now.
Can I now add the music to the hard disk and choose freenas as a source
to play the files?
Thx very much for your help !
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GraafErwin
Graaf GM50 -
The hard drive is mounted. You can't format it while it is mounted.
Use the command umount /dev/sda1 to unmount it. Then try your format
command.
It probably recognizes it as a formatted disk and is auto mounting it.
Hopefully that gets you out of your situation.
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maggior
Rich
Shellness;547229 Wrote:
- 2) both SDA SDB are 1Tb yet the size is shown as 916Gb 902 Gb
respectively Ive lost nearly 100Gb per HDD
No you haven't.
Drive makers mean '1,000,000,000,000' when they say it is a terabyte.
Computers like powers of 2, not 10. So, 916Gb = 916 *1024 *1024
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