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Here are the steps needed to upgrade the SlimServer that comes with LinuxMCE to a newer version of Squeezecenter. | Here are the steps needed to upgrade the SlimServer that comes with LinuxMCE to a newer version of Squeezecenter. | ||
* Download the version of [http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_features.html squeezecenter] you want to run to the core. | |||
* cd to /usr/pluto/servers | |||
Backup the existing SlimServer directory. ie mv SlimServer SlimServer.lmce | * Backup the existing SlimServer directory. ie mv SlimServer SlimServer.lmce | ||
Move the downloaded file to /usr/pluto/servers and unarchive it. | * 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. | * Make a soft 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. | * | ||
* Next, some permissions need to be set and a user created. I'll add these when I get home from work. | |||
Revision as of 18:20, 18 June 2008
Here are the steps needed to upgrade the SlimServer that comes with LinuxMCE to a newer version of Squeezecenter.
- Download the version of squeezecenter you want to run to the core.
- 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 soft 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.