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Here are the steps needed to upgrade the SlimServer that comes with LinuxMCE (7.04) to a newer version of Squeezecenter.
Here are the steps needed to upgrade the SlimServer that comes with LinuxMCE (0704) to a newer version of Squeezecenter.


=Upgrade SlimServer=
=Upgrade SlimServer=
* Download the version of [http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_features.html squeezecenter] you want to run to the core.
* Download the version of [http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_features.html SqueezeCenter] you want to run to the core.
* cd to /usr/pluto/servers
* cd to /usr/pluto/servers
* Backup the existing SlimServer directory.
* Backup the existing SlimServer directory.
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=Configure Squeezecenter=
=Configure SqueezeCenter=
Squeezecenter needs a little configuration before it will work with LMCE
Squeezecenter needs a little configuration before it will work with LMCE
 
* In a web browser, goto http://dcerouter:9000  This should bring up the SqueezeCenter Setup Assistant.
* In a web browser, goto http://dcerouter:9000  This should bring up the squeezecenter interface.
* Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
* Click on settings in the lower right hand corner.
* If you have a squeezenetwork account, enter the login on the SqueezeNetwork Account setup screen.
* Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
* On the Music Source screen use local music should be checked.
* Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
* On the Local Music Folder screen, browse to
<pre>
/home/public/data/audio
</pre>
* Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
* On the Playlist Folder page, I use
<pre>
/home/public/data/playlists
</pre>
This is only for SqueezeCenter playlists, not LinuxMCE playlists
* Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
* If everything looks good, click Finish
* Next click on Settings in the lower right hand corner.
* Select Plugins from the menu at the top
* Select Plugins from the menu at the top
* Select Command Line Interface (CLI)
* Select Command Line Interface (CLI)
* Set the port to 7890
* Set the port to 7890
* Click on Apply in the lower right hand corner
* Click Apply in the lower right corner
* At this point wait for SqueezeCenter to scan the music library
* Restart the dcerouter from either the admin web site or the console
* Restart the dcerouter from either the admin web site or the console




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Latest revision as of 22:47, 25 July 2008

Here are the steps needed to upgrade the SlimServer that comes with LinuxMCE (0704) to a newer version of Squeezecenter.

Upgrade SlimServer

  • Download the version of SqueezeCenter you want to run to the core.
  • cd to /usr/pluto/servers
  • Backup the existing SlimServer directory.
mv SlimServer SlimServer.lmce
  • Move the downloaded file to /usr/pluto/servers and unarchive it.
  • Make a soft link to the new directory. This step just makes upgrades or downgrades go a little faster.
ln -s squeezecenter-some-version SlimServer  
  • Add a user slimserver and a group slimserver This is the default that Squeezecenter runs as
  • Change the ownership of squeezecenter's directory to that of slimserver.
chown -R slimserver:slimserver squeezecenter-some-version

At this point you should be able to restart the dcerouter. This should start the new version of squeezecenter


Configure SqueezeCenter

Squeezecenter needs a little configuration before it will work with LMCE

  • In a web browser, goto http://dcerouter:9000 This should bring up the SqueezeCenter Setup Assistant.
  • Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
  • If you have a squeezenetwork account, enter the login on the SqueezeNetwork Account setup screen.
  • Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
  • On the Music Source screen use local music should be checked.
  • Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
  • On the Local Music Folder screen, browse to
/home/public/data/audio
  • Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
  • On the Playlist Folder page, I use
/home/public/data/playlists

This is only for SqueezeCenter playlists, not LinuxMCE playlists

  • Click on next in the lower right hand corner.
  • If everything looks good, click Finish
  • Next click on Settings in the lower right hand corner.
  • Select Plugins from the menu at the top
  • Select Command Line Interface (CLI)
  • Set the port to 7890
  • Click Apply in the lower right corner
  • At this point wait for SqueezeCenter to scan the music library
  • Restart the dcerouter from either the admin web site or the console