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Har en B3 som är väldigt lite använd, tänkte köra den som webserver men det blev aldrig så.

Skriver inte något om den för ni vet vad det är.
är "fabriksåterställd".

Ge mig bud, just nu tror jag ett rimligt bud ligger runt 1000sek.

Kan nås på nekstrand@gmail.com eller 0723574086.

/Niklas

Sometimes signs & figures are transferred in different ways which makes them get interpreted wrongly, try setting password to something very simple with all normal letters.

Forked-daapd from the latest tar-ball works quite excellent, it was a bit of a hazel with all dependencies.
Now iTunes finds it and loads the music, plays it, it finds AirTunes units and syncs with the apple-remote softwares.

Installing forked-daapd was easy and it was no problem getting it to run, though you should double check that the avahi-daemon is working as well (had problem with avahi disabling itself).

The sad part is that the problem is the same with forked-daapd, iTunes detects hit but will "load" for ever.

OK, so i got it running.

I found a clue on this blog http://server.vijge.net/archive/twonky- ... humbnails/ which recommends the Kirkwood build.
I tried the Kirkwood build and it worked as a charm (this far )

I get exactly the same result,

Here is a thread on another forum where the same problem is discussed, but also here without a final result.
http://www.friendlyarm.net/forum/topic/3182

I think I'm doing it right, but here it is.

Loging in by my user changing to su.

Downloading for example the newest version "http://www.twonkyforum.com/downloads/6.0.37/twonkymedia-armel-glibc-2.2.5-6.0.37.zip" to a folder on the B3 "/usr/local/twonkymedia/.

Unziping by unzip in the same folder ...

Sorry to say so, but yes, have tried several times but all with the same result, also different versions 4,5 & 6.
I'm quite interested of getting this to work as i already have licenses for twonky.

had the same problem, removed the DB and it was back to fully working.

Thanx.

Im trying to install Twonky on my B3, downloaded the package stated above but when starting twonky i get "Starting /usr/local/bin/twonkymedia/twonkymedia ... /usr/local/bin/twonkymedia/twonkymedia.sh: 154: /usr/local/bin/twonkymedia/twonkymedia: not found" when searching the web for a solution it ...

To get it to work with my WPA2 (PSK TKIP, hidden SSID) setup i had to do like this (found by google so i really don't know the fact behind it, but it worked).

auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp
wpa-ssid your-ssid
wpa-psk your-password
wpa-key-mgmt WPA-PSK
wpa-pairwise TKIP CCMP
wpa-group TKIP ...