I've never owned a touch and have tended to stick with MPD or standalone
players like deadbeef. But I installed LMS
logitechmediaserver_7.7.2_all.deb and squeezelite-x86-64 yesterday to
test and help someone out. I'm using aptsosid which is based on sid,
and found the squeezelite-x86-64
Triode wrote:
It will keep running waiting for a server instance to return. You can
see what it is doing with -d slimproto=debug on the command line.
Wow, that was quick. Thanks for that. Now I've just got to figure how to
use that in a bash script.
DJanGo wrote:
Hi,
Code:
ps aux |grep squeezeboxserver /etc/squeezelite-player/squeezelite -n
nameoftheplayer 127.0.0.1
Just change your path 2 squeezelite the name (after -n) and maybe the
ip of the LMS.
Squeezelite will
Thanks, but I don't understand perl. I struggle with bash scripts as it
it. But as you say Squeezelite does server discovery for you. So my
simple idea seems to work:
e.g.
Code:
if ( program_running $PROGNAME ) ; then
if zenity --question --text=Stop Squeezelite?;
d6jg wrote:
Are there any other DACs that are recommended?
This might be of interest:http://www.raspyfi.com/supported-dacs/
The consensus seems to be that playback of resolutions higher than 16/44
on a PI can cause problems. Ask here:
I don't have any squeezebox hardware, but thanks to Triode's excellent
squeezelite and BBC iplayer plugins I've been using LMS on my
multimedia PC which is connected to a DAC either via its optical SPDIF
or USB input.
Everything has worked fine without any special configuration and I only
Triode,
Many thanks for your reply. First the question abut nmap. Here are the
opening lines from my localplayer.log:
Code:
Starting Squeezelite:
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin/squeezelite-x86-64
-o iec958:CARD=SB,DEV=0 -d
I can at least answer my own question about nmap appearing to always be
on, and errors in my log. It was my use of the localplayer options. By
specifying a server IP without using the -s switch, all params that
follow it are ignored.
So, for example, this is correct:
Code:
Triode wrote:
If squeezelite does not detect the max rate of your dac, add -r 48000
to the command line.
If I've understood you correctly, then to play a 24/192 flac file on my
16/48 capable ALSA device, this should work:
Code:
squeezelite-x86-64 -s 192.168.0.50 -n
A casual slip a the weekend left me needing to restore my Linux install
from a 2 week old backup. It's aptosid 64bit, based on debian unstable.
My second error was to do a apt-get dist-upgrade without paying
attention to the list of updates. Perl 5.18 was pulled in and it's no
surprise LMS
Hi Michael,
Thanks for looking at this. Good news, but as I'm not a developer I
don't know how to proceed at the moment. Do you think if I attempted to
build a debian package from the 7.8.0 - TRUNK It mght work?
The only guide a have to thiis method is this:
Michael,
You're talking to a Linux dummy here. I can't even get slimserver.pl to
run from the CLI. I'm not even sure what the minimum options should
be.
I have the expected output from
Code:
./slimserver.pl --user squeezeboxserver --help
But
The one line change you suggest is something I ready did earlier today.
So the initscript becomes:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
#
# $Id$
#
# logitechmediaserver initscript for slimserver.pl
# This file should be placed in /etc/init.d.
#
#
Roland0,
I'd miised the edits to scanner.pl and slimserver.pl. The output of
/opt/logitechmediaserver-7.7.2-33893-noCPAN/slimserver.pl --user
squeezeboxserver -d_startup shows the correct version of perl is being
used, but final lines show errors:
Code:
I fully accept my test has, as you put it, violated the FHS. But wonder
it that alone is what is causing the above error. The command I used to
start slimserver.pl is just a slightly modded version of what would be
inside an initscript, and was executed as root.
So, some of the dirs under
I made time to do this properly at the weekend. I had made an elementary
perms error at one point. Away the result was:
Code:
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.7.2 - r33893 @ Wed Mar 14 06:40:27 MDT 2012
Hostname: sweep
Server IP Address: 192.168.0.20
Server
I worked through this process at the weekend before Roland0 made this
post. Just a couple of points:
0. You may need to install libexpat1-dev and nasm before you start.
1. Non-programmers (that's me) might be wondering why use make
install-strip instead just make install when building perl.
Is it worth mentioning on the wiki entry that your method allows a LMS
7.7.X broken by the move from perl 5.14 to 5.16 or 5.18 to be revived
without loss of cached data, db, logs etc. ?
In debian at least, you have the squeezeboxserver user and can't you
simply re-use all the relevant
I was trying to set up squeezelite-win.exe on a Windows 7 only laptop
and use it as a service as per this guide:
http://schneidr.de/2013/09/squeezelite-unter-windows/
But I'm geting the dreaded can't start because MSCVR100.dll is missing
message even though Microsoft Visual C++ 2010
hagensieker wrote:
And the final piece of the puzzle is that it almost sounds good at
-a 0:4:24_3:1
Just very faint pops but still not acceptable. Increasing period size
or buffer just angers it and makes it loud. So I feel like there may be
some magic setting to get it right but I
As you can no longer download it direct from
http://www.communitysqueeze.org/, how do I get my hands on the latest
CSOS image for a Wandboard dual?
Krisbee's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=59080
I've recently tried get my head round using qemu to boot various images
for the RPi and BBB, and the wandboard/CSOS project was the next step.
Of course it's not the real thing, but the emulated hardware should be
sufficient to boot the CSOS image and so get an idea of how the project
JackOfAll wrote:
By all means, if you want to document something, I'll put it up on the
web site. I'd not be too keen to promote it, only acknowledge that it
can be done. (Which I know it can. I used to build kernels using an
image running under qemu.) As you realised, you'll need to be
I'd like to turn an old laptop into a squeezbox appliance, just switch
it on and it boots to a jivelite interface. I'd like to have keyboard
or mouse control and hopefully IR remote control via FLIRC or perhaps
one of those MCE handsets with USB dongles mentioned elsewhere.
Am I right in
CSOSR7 First Tests:
Downloaded CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-F19-R7-20140329-1.img and tested in QEMU.
It's not a Wandboard, so there is no wireless internet and no way to
simulate attaching a local disk, but you can still test quite a bit. The
lua webui was used with autologin jivelite on the QEMU
A small p.s. On the QEMU emulation I had to change the options in
/etc/sysconfig/ntpdate to get the ntpdate.service to run. Options
were :
Code:
cat /etc/sysconfig/ntpdate
# Options for ntpdate
OPTIONS=-p 2
# Number of retries before giving up
RETRIES=2
Curious about some of the directories under /etc in the latest CSOSR7
image. I was under the impression, perhaps mistaken, that by default the
Wandboard does not run an X server, but boots into a framebuffer in
which jivelite displays graphics using SDL. So I was wondering why
there are entries
Triode wrote:
This should now be fixed in git.
Updated. I'm seeing this on the storage page of the WebUI:
Chromium Version 33.0.1750.152 Debian jessie/sid (256984)
15794
iceweasel 24.4.0esr-1
15795
Both browser windows at max Apart from the text layout in file
systems is there a case for
P.S A small point re: the lua webui. It would be nice to have a
different icon on the ethernet and wireless interface pages. E.g:
15797
+---+
|Filename: icon-wifi.png|
|Download:
CSOSR7 - Attaching a Local Disk tests:
Testbed - VirtualBox VM - Fedora 20 + CSOS x86_64 + fedora/jivelite
users with auto login on tty1 etc. Updated to latest testing
Code:
[fedora@squeeze-v /]$ rpm -qa | grep squee
community-squeeze-repo-1-7.noarch
CSOSR7 - Attaching local disk and making files available over network
via samba.
Currently, there seems to be no mechanism to achieve this via the webui.
Simply mounting a local disk under /storage obviously would not suffice.
If the project does not intend to implement such a function, why have
JackOfAll wrote:
Why not? That's exactly how it does work. If you use the Vortexbox
layout under storage, files, is the writeable share. Have a look at
/etc/samba/smb.conf.
In the CSOSR7 image /storage is used by the inbuilt samba server and has
this directory tree:
Code:
Triode wrote:
I like the first of these - do you know the source/license of it?
I found that one here:
http://jyrik.deviantart.com/art/WiFi-dock-icon-4546018 license is
unknown.
Krisbee's Profile:
CSOSR7- Using in-built SAMBA server - LUA webUI verus Orig webUI
To clarify, my posts #1804 and #1825 apply to the LUA webui and not the
original tomcat/java version.
The original WebUI - Version 1-134 - does provide for exposing an
attached local drive via the inbuilt SAMBA server. First
JackOfAll wrote:
Yes, thank you, we know the lua gui doesn't have the functionality to
add the VortexBox directory structure under the storage mount. Up to
Triode if he wants to add it.
You asked folk to test the image, which I've been trying to do, but a
list of not yet implemented would
JackOfAll wrote:
I'm sure there are a whole heap of lists and documentation I could be
writing if we wanted to cover every eventuality. ;) Somehow it never
gets to be a higher priority than implementing whatever functionality is
being worked on. (It would be nice if perhaps there were a
JackOfAll wrote:
NB info? I'm probably being particularly thick today, but what is NB
info?
NB as in Nota Bene - important. (What's important as a far as any
thread annoucements is, of course, entirely your remit.)
CSOSR8:
It's a long stretch, but If someone want's to lend/donate a
Triode wrote:
Thinking about this case - I'm not sure what the right UI behaviour is.
Do we screen out the possibility of this or leave it to the user to end
up with undefinded results.
What we could do is only list available local file locations if they are
not already in the mount list
JackOfAll wrote:
The issue here, is that there isn't a 7.8.0 branch. public/7.8 has a
tagged 7.8.0 build and now continues. Any fixes to 7.8.0 are going to go
into public/7.8, which means at the point we need to fix 7.8.0 we will
be shipping a 7.8.x 7.8.0 (ie. 7.8.1, 7.8.2) in stable to
Triode wrote:
The goal of the lua interface is to make it as simple as possible for
the technical linux user (something which I have already had comments on
that we have made it too complex) Hence I am not trying to match
the java gui exactly, I want to make it make sense to as many
JackOfAll wrote:
Guys,
Complete punt in the dark, but I wonder if one of you might be able to
help me out? What I'm after is a BeagleBone Black. I've been trying to
buy one for a couple of weeks, but it is pretty much out of stock
everywhere, (RS, Farnell, Mouser, Digikey, etc. etc.),
Sorry, I posted before seeing you last but one post re: holding off on
Wandboard purchase etc. This is very interesting news.
It might not be particularly relevant, but the latest QEMU v2 is
supposed to have a cubieboard machine emulation - whatever that might
be.
JackOfAll wrote:
OK, LMS again.
With effect from today, I am removing the LMS packages from CSOS. Fedora
ARM users (including CSOS users) will be more than welcome to install an
extra standalone repo to get the built and packaged by Clive Fedora
LMS packages. People who don't like
robinbowes wrote:
Thanks Triode - I'm assuming you meant M2 not MD?
Here's the output with M2:
./squeezelite-x86-64 -n hero -s lms.robinbowes.com -o hw:CARD=M2,DEV=0
-a ::16:0 -d output=debug
[20:54:02.466949] output_init_alsa:637 init output
[20:54:02.467087] output_init_alsa:660
Krisbee wrote:
I'd like to turn an old laptop into a squeezbox appliance, just switch
it on and it boots to a jivelite interface. I'd like to have keyboard
or mouse control and hopefully IR remote control via FLIRC or perhaps
one of those MCE handsets with USB dongles mentioned elsewhere
davidismynaim wrote:
I am a keen squeezebox user. In the main room, I have a transporter
hidden away in a cupboard and a nice large HD tv on the wall. I would
like to set up a music display/control, where my wife and I can control
music selection via the std remote (well a mapped version of
R,
Let's check you can get sound using ALSA directly. You will need an
audio file in WAV format for this test. Then just execute this command
in a terminal:
aplay -v -D iec958:CARD=M2,DEV=0 test.wav
If this gives you sound, try this for squeezelite:
/squeezelite-x86-64 -n hero -s
robinbowes wrote:
I removed the pulseaudio plugin as you suggested. Still no sound from
squeezelite. :(
.
The Intel device is on the mobo but I'm not using it as I have the MBox
2 plugged in.
I've a few things again but no sound. With default sound device:
JackOfAll wrote:
Hmmm. If S24_3BE is the only game in town is squeezelite going to work
with that? Is it going to open via plug to convert? (Not looking at
code, just thinking out loud.)
(vlc is probably using pulseaudio and converting LE to BE.)
Robin,
What JackOfAll says may be true.
jemhayward wrote:
Its happened again. I've reflashed onto a new SD card, but this didn't
appear to fix it this time.
I'm running off a battery supply that the SBT was happy with, but could
the wandboard be unhappy with a very slightly low voltage? I will try
again tomorrow with a mains
Finally BB production appears to be on the increase, and so will the
price:
http://linuxgizmos.com/beaglebone-black-rev-c-doubles-flash-moves-to-debian/
http://beagleboard.org/blog/2014-04-13-dude-wheres-my-beaglebone-black
Pascal Hibon wrote:
I don't have the csos-cleanUpdate-unstable command on my WB. Is there a
way to upload these?
Doesn't post #1946 cover that?
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JackOfAll wrote:
It's not so much that it leads to anywhere, more that it gives options.
...
Thanks for taking the time to expand upon what in your view are the plus
points of the Cubietruck. Out of interest, what's the SQ like on the
SPDIF (TOSLINK) of the CT?
JackOfAll wrote:
I did a three way shoot-out last week. Using Transporter directly, and
utilising DAC section of it for input from TOSLINK on WB Quad and CT.
Fine! (That's all I'm saying. Not going to get into any audiofool
baloney, it had a much blacker background, better imaging Sorry,
JackOfAll wrote:
Another thing that needs explaining, before anyone assumes that making
working images for other ARM devices, is just a case of name that
device.
Hopefully, even the uninitiated will realise you can't just stick
software meant for a RPi on a BBB and vice versa, etc. etc.
JackOfAll,
I know you're up to your eyes in it - munching stuffed olives and
watching virgin weavers - but I just wanted to say thanks for the latest
cubietruck CSOS image. I've done some preliminary testing in QEMU, and
it runs like a charm:
Code:
[fedora@cubietruck
JackOfAll wrote:
LOL. That's the first time I have smiled today. I didn't much care for
the stuffed olives. Not even 100% sure what they were stuffed with. I
like nice big, plump, black olives. No embellishment required. As for
the virgin weavers Don't think they ever existed. A figment
JackOfAll wrote:
That's been bothering me. 6.3, 6.3. 6.3?? Ah, penny drops. He means
1/4 inch jack. Maybe I'm still living in the past but we still use
imperial for that one! ;)
Did your uHMDI cabel turn up? I feel like I lost a shilling and found
sixpence. I found my adapter at home
JackOfAll wrote:
Nope. Another bunch of f'wits added to my avoid like they've got the
pox list! I lost my temper this afternoon
B annoying. Been there and done that a few times. The f'wits have
inherited the Earth. Sorry to have reminded you.
jemhayward wrote:
How do I check that I have, and if I haven't - how do I get it:
I've actually come up with a different system:
I'm now running a batch file:
plink.exe -ssh -l fedora -pw fedora wandboard sudo shutdown
this does pop up an error, but it does actually work!
I may
JackOfAll,
Well, that's a bit of a bombshell ... A hearty thanks for your stirling
work on the CSOS project. May the audio be with.
I sincerly hope the project will continue.
Krisbee's Profile:
JackOfAll wrote:
[image: http://www.communitysqueeze.org/files/beagle_384k_upsample.png]
Give that man a medal? You've got to be kidding, right? A screenshot
showing squeezelite chewing up 80% CPU and he wants a medal? He's
completely lost it! Or maybe he's been at the whiskey again.
JackOfAll wrote:
Of course, it's no accident that the links on the CS site return 404's!
Do you really, really want to discuss this? Because after I do discuss
it in public, I need to stop distributing the images from my personal
site as well! Your choice, I'm quite happy to discuss. But
JackOfAll wrote:
I appreciate the thought, really I do, but it is not necessary. (I made
a joke some time ago, about passing around a hat for donations, but
that's all it was, a joke.) If you ever bump into me in real life, and
you'd like to buy me a beer... I do accept beer! ;)
Just
erland wrote:
I suspect the people in the project would appreciate a lot more if you
contributed your time by using the CSOS images to enjoy the music, by
reporting bugs, by helping with documentation, by helping other
community members with problems with CSOS, by expressing how good you
rulof72 wrote:
Hi All,
A few weeks ago one of my Squeezebox Classics died and I purchased a
Cubietruck with the hope that I could install Community Squeeze OS on it
and be done with it. Well it looks like, at least for the time being,
that isn't going to happen. The result is that I'm a
The image you have installed is rather old. Get the latest Lubuntu nand
image from here:
http://dl.cubieboard.org/software/a20-cubietruck/lubuntu/ct-lubuntu-nand-v1.03/EN/
I believe your WIFI hardware should then be detected and you can proceed
to getting your audio working.
rulof72 wrote:
I installed the newer version and am still getting the ...device not
found error when I use the command sudo ifconfig wlan0
Any ideas?
The newer version is reported to have WFI working, and other
improvements. But it doesn't look as if the WIFI kernel module (driver)
is
rulof72 wrote:
I really appreciate the help but everything I try is not working. Wifi
isn't recognized at all. I tried a couple of different images in
addition to lubuntu all with the same result. Something isn't working
and I don't have the experience/knowledge to even know where to start.
Rulof72,
A cubietruck image from JackOfAll is certainly worth waiting for, not
only are you likely to get a user friendly way to configure the system
for LMS squeezelite use, but you will benefit from the considerable
expertise of JackOfAll in fine tuning the software to maximize the
potential
rulof72 wrote:
I read through it, loaded the original Android image back on the
Cubietruck, added a couple of apps (a SqueezePlayer and Android
automation app) from Google Play and am currently wirelessly streaming
LMS through the Cubietruck and controlling everything with Orange
Squeeze :D
JackOfAll wrote:
.. And for the record, if people had just been a little more patient,
rather than trying to pressure me to get what you want, you would have
had the announcement next week about the availability of the F20 images,
(albeit under another name), the Bone Player, (a BeagleBone
My bitter disappointment at yesterday's statement from JackOfAll, who is
capable of giving us so much, has not diminshed overnight. I've given
up all hope and plans of buying into an ARM based player. I probably
know enough Linux to get something running on one of these devices, but
what's the
It's becoming clearer that Clive was keeping this project afloat against
all the odds, and at some personal cost, so it's a miracle it lasted
this long. With a less determined individual at the helm, it probably
would have folded long ago and we all owe him a debt of gratitude.
What a sad
Clive,
It seems to me you have every right to be angry about recent
developments, and as far as I'm concerned you're the Saint ... but as
they say it's enough to try the patience of a Saint and how you've
managed to hold your tongue in public I really don't know.
F'wit is the right word.
snoozer wrote:
Clive, let´s try it once more ...
Believe me Clive is not trying to be rude or obstructive. He is trying
point out that the creation and distribution of Wandboard, or any other,
images has turned into a legal nightmare, and has even gone out of his
way to describe in some
JackOfAll wrote:
Krisbee wrote:
But I have a direct question. The -*the protection of a limited
liability company*- was mentioned. Would the creation of such an entity
have avoided legal problems? Would you then have been able to create
distribute images for various ARM devices
JackOfAll wrote:
There are reasons why upstreams like Fedora and Ubuntu place as much
stock in trademark as license protection. If you change one line of
code, you cannot call it Fedora, that is protected by trademark, it is a
respin, remix or some such, and unofficial, so downstreams who
JackOfAll wrote:
*Not dispicable, no, not at all!* As far as code is concerned, anyone
releasing anything under a typical free or GPL license knows at the
point they are doing it, that it is possible and entirely reasonable for
commercial entities to profit from their work. Everything I have
JackOfAll wrote:
I think by the time of the F21 release it will be possible. Right now,
there are a whole heap of issues, and while most can be dealt with
I'm playing devils advocate Stock F20 ARM image... To do anything
useful with that, even get past the initial setup screen on
bakker_be wrote:
I deal with end-users on a daily basis in my IT Support job. You'd be
amazed how little is feasible in that regard :p
I deal with questions from my wife about her latop on a daily basis ...
I can't finnsh that sentence without risking death if she ever read it.
:p
JackOfAll wrote:
And *you* are entitled to see it any way *you* want to. That is *your*
right!
My opinion, if anyone needs to be complaining about anyone else
profiting out of *my* work, I think that is *my* right. And while I
might be complaining about many other things, including my
JackOfAll wrote:
We don't need to be bad mouthing people who have not done anything
wrong, and especially commercial entities that can afford lawyers. I
don't know whether you guys realise this, but I am in a hole. I was in a
hole, and it has been dug deeper with the unplugging of the repo.
Castalla,
Perhaps Clive is too polite to say it, but it's time to shut up. And for
the record, I don't think capitalism is despicable. That was an overly
emotional response to the project's problems.
Krisbee's Profile:
Triode,
I'll give this a go in QEMU A.S.A.P as I don't have any ARM based
devices. However, I'm not sure what the current Arch arm systemd
version is, and the last time a tried to build an emulation using the
ARCH rfs and load/update additional ARCH packages in dynamic QEMU it
ground to a halt
Triode,
Up and running in dynamic QEMU now:
'[image: http://s27.postimg.org/i89dox173/soa1.jpg]'
(http://postimg.org/image/i89dox173/)
'[image: http://s18.postimg.org/hxg09ko39/soa2.jpg]'
(http://postimg.org/image/hxg09ko39/)
'[image: http://s29.postimg.org/wydyyqh1f/soa3.jpg]'
Triode,
I know the focus is primarily on the Wandboard, and possibly other ARM
based devices, but as your soa-aur can install on i686 x86_64 is it
worth editing your first post to highlight the fact that it can fill the
gap after the loss of the CSOS i686 x86_64 Fedora repos?
I had
Triode,
Talking of the RPi, I don't know if you've seen this, and whether it
provokes any thoughts re: jivelite :
http://www.instructables.com/id/Wall-Mounted-SqueezePlayer-with-Raspberry-Pi/?ALLSTEPS
Krisbee's Profile:
Triode,
I get an error - ??
Code:
./create-sdcard-soa-wand.sh quad /dev/sdc
./create-sdcard-soa-wand.sh: line 6: syntax error near unexpected token
`newline'
./create-sdcard-soa-wand.sh: line 6: `!DOCTYPE html'
Triode wrote:
Ops - I pasted in the wrong github urls - try the instructions again
(just updated). You were getting an html page including the script, not
the script itself.
Triode,
1. Created the Arch Linux sdcard image from your script. All OK. (I
didn't test any error conditions.)
2.
Clive,
Truly sorry things have ended as they have and with you in the mire.
I'm not sure I can do the FrankenWandBoard justice, it should probably
go to the highest bidder anyway. But if you want to off load another
Wandboard, I'd be happy to give you full retail price for it, especially
if
Triode,
Soundcheck can speak for himself, but from his own blog entry I would
say this was his starting point:
http://www.cubieforums.com/index.php/topic,1592.0.html
But the Cubietruck must be close to official support by Arch Arm Linux,
as shown on the last few entries in this thread:
Triode wrote:
I hope this is now fixed.
Some instructions for updating after ssh to root@address of device
Code:
cd soa-aur
git pull
./soa-update soa-web
in future you should be able to do just this:
Code:
Triode wrote:
You need to checkout the changed file again or commit it.. (You must
have edited it?)
I forgot I had previously edited soa-install.sh as I didn't want to
install jivelite-autologin, I guess this must have generated the error.
I obviously need to learn something about git.
rmac321 wrote:
JackofAll:
Don't know what the legal/financial/tax implications might be, but
should you decide to start some type of legal defense fund, post a link
here so we can express our gratitude to you for all your time and
effort.
++1
Pascal,
Us mere mortals will have to learn a bit of git. The crude, but simple
solution is to your problem is to delete the soa-aur directory and
re-create it with the git clone command, then do the update. If you
made any changes to your local copy of soa-aur you wish to preserve, the
you'll
Pascal,
I really think Triode would expect non-developers (that's me) to simply
clone the soa-aur repository on github with a git clone command, and
then update their local copy with a git pull as and when notified of
changes/updates via this thread until advised of an alternative
mechanism. If
albertone74 ,
If the git pull succeeded, then to update use:
Code:
./soa-update.sh soa-web
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Triode,
As expected, you've re-written the relevant part of the WebUI to work
with netctl, rather than NetworkManager, in order to get network
configuration working for soa on the Wandboard. This means the
ethernet/wireless config pages are not usable for anyone with an ARCH
system were
What was the mod?
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