atrocity wrote:
> Thank you for posting so many details!
>
> If I had a functioning brain, I'd have mentioned that I run three
> different Wandboard Quads and they all exhibit the same problem, which
> leads me to believe the issue is upstream somewhere and
> Wandboard-specific.
>
> It seems likely there's an Arch equivalent is to the process used to
> update LMS on Ubuntu...I simply download the new .deb and run dpkg -i.
> Though I wouldn't want to do that on Arch/Wandboard without being sure
> which version I needed to attempt to install from the nightlies page.
>
> Tying this back to another thread within this thread, I did update my
> installation when Triode posted the changed version, so I don't think
> I'm behind the times there.
>
> Thanks again for all your help!
Well there is a way to update the main Arch packages on your system via
pacman -Syu, but not for the all important Triode specific LMS, and his
other packages. As I mentioned in an earlier post you could delete all
files under the the directory
"/aur/soa-aur/logitechmediaserver-7.9-lms/slimserver". Then the
slimserver git clone should be repopulated as part of the SOA "update"
and hence build a new LMS package. I don't think this would give a
version problem.
To do this log as root via SSH and execute these commands before
attempting an "update":
Code:
--------------------
root@archvm ~]# cd /aur/soa-aur/logitechmediaserver-7.9-lms
[root@archvm logitechmediaserver-7.9-lms]# rm -rf slimserver
[root@archvm logitechmediaserver-7.9-lms]# mkdir slimserver
[root@archvm logitechmediaserver-7.9-lms]# chown aur:aur slimserver
--------------------
(That's change to the LMS build directory, remove "slimserver" directory
and everything in it. Remake an empty slimserver directory and change
its owner:group to the special user, "aur".)
Then do an "update" via the SOA webui.
Failing that, you could remove the 7.9 LMS package via the webUI (untick
the LMS box and then press update) and install it again. That really
ought to pull in the latest 7.9 LMS. Of course, you'd then have to
re-configure LMS, libraries, plugins etc.
No doubt if Triode was around he'd quickly identify the problem, but I
don't have a Wandboard and can't see an obvious cause. But I have
assumed your SOA installations were made post the change earlier this
year to due to a change in Arch package managment. You wont have that
directory /aur/soa-aur/... if not.
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