On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 3:53 PM, mlsstl < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > RE: logs. > > Guess this will have to wait until I have time to reinstall > Squeezecenter and play around again. Looks like the rpm -e process sent > the related logs to Never-Never Land. > > Interesting. This is a very plain-vanilla system that has never been > used for anything except Slimserver. I thought Squeezecenter was a bit > further along. (Not a complaint as I understand that beta software is > exactly that, but just more a comment of mild surprise. I'd incorrectly > assumed that most of these issues would have been addressed with respect > to what is pretty much a default install of Linux.) >
The software is in use by hundreds, maybe thousands of people - even though it is still in beta. You may be running into a problem with the RPM build or some other system-specific issue. It could be a bug in the upgrade script (if one exists in the RPM). It could be some sort of permission problem that you long ago fixed for the old SlimServer product but did not fix for the newly renamed SqueezeCenter. The Linux builds do not do as much hand-holding on install/upgrade as the Windows and MacOSX ones so it is up to you to get ahold of the logs, etc. Also, I would suggest that the RPM builds are the least-used of the Linux builds simply because 7.0 is the first release with an official yum repos, that I'm aware of. I'm sure any reports of problems would receive a warm reception from those maintaining the RPM builds. Ben
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