On Tue, Jul 26, 2011 at 2:52 PM, Andy Hawkins wrote: > I did some more digging, and realised that apt-get update was reporting an > error with one of the lines in my sources.list file. I'd assumed that this > error wasn't too much of an issue, and it was still carrying on to process > the rest of the file. > > Turns out I was wrong! I removed the line, and am now being offered 7.6.0. > > Anything I should know about before going ahead with the upgrade? > I updated my Ubuntu server to 7.6.0 this morning from 7.5.6, and it ran pretty smoothly. It wiped and rescanned my entire library, which took far, far longer than I was used to the scans taking with 7.5.6. I tried to listen to music while the rescan was going on, and it caused constant rebuffering to the point that I had to shut it off. Memory usage got quite high, which I alleviated by rebooting the server after the full scan completed. I have since added a new 5-track EP and scanned for changes, which was pretty quick.
I have not been able to listen again to see if the buffering issues are resolved, since I'm at work, but I'll try it out tonight. A few of my plugins were not compatible and were disabled (CDPlayer and WaveInput and the old XM Radio plugin). The web interface seems much more sluggish, particularly in the Settings window. I had to wipe my browser cache for the UI to show up correctly. That's all I can report so far. Hope it helps. -Steve _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
