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| + | First download the version of [http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_features.html squeezecenter] you want to run. | ||
| + | Next cd to /usr/pluto/servers | ||
| + | Backup the existing SlimServer directory. ie mv SlimServer SlimServer.lmce | ||
| + | Move the downloaded file to /usr/pluto/servers and unarchive it. | ||
| + | Make a link to the new directory. ln -s squeezecenter-some-version SlimServer This step just makes upgrades or downgrades go a little faster. | ||
| + | Next, some permissions need to be set and a user created. I'll add these when I get home from work. | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 17 June 2008
Here are the steps needed to upgrade the SlimServer that comes with LinuxMCE to the latest version of Squeezecenter.
First download the version of squeezecenter you want to run. Next cd to /usr/pluto/servers Backup the existing SlimServer directory. ie mv SlimServer SlimServer.lmce Move the downloaded file to /usr/pluto/servers and unarchive it. Make a link to the new directory. ln -s squeezecenter-some-version SlimServer This step just makes upgrades or downgrades go a little faster. Next, some permissions need to be set and a user created. I'll add these when I get home from work.
