Logitech Media Server by Super-Poisson not compatible with 6.6.0

Yes I waited..and installed a second time. Now LMS is running :) But still impossible to install plugins because LMS cannot restart after selecting the plugin. Also a restart of the machine does not work. So LMS runs, but it's impossible to install plugins and make Qobuz work again. 

After clicking on "OK" nothing happens. Normally after clicking LMS reboots.

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ABNL wrote:

Yes I waited..and installed a second time. Now LMS is running :) But still impossible to install plugins because LMS cannot restart after selecting the plugin. Also a restart of the machine does not work. So LMS runs, but it's impossible to install plugins and make Qobuz work again. 

 

 

After clicking on "OK" nothing happens. Normally after clicking LMS reboots.

 

 

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You should be able to stop\start LMS on the ReadyNAS App page if the LMS plugin is installed.

If LMS plugin fails to install try to install using a another browser. Think I had that problem once or twice.

Did you manage to contact the plug-in developer as I suggested earlier? Did he have any suggestions?

I know this may sound difficult but since I couldn't reproduce your problem on comparable hardware I'd still like to suggest you should try and re-install completely. I.e make a full backup and do a 'factory default'. How-To's can be found on this forum.

I'm pretty sure there is something wrong with your system, not with LMS, Poussin' LMS plug-In or the Qobuz-plug-in, otherwise it wouldn't (well: with a very high probability) run on my system without a hitch.

I'm aware you don't like to do that. Neither would I. But I've done it mysef in a (somewhat) similar case and it solved my situation perfectly. It's a lot of work but very gratifying... once it all works again.

(There is an old Dutch saying that goes something like this:"Man suffers the most because of what he fears to suffer the most".)

Sincerely,

Rik.

I've tried Opera, FireFox and Explorer.. and I've closed and opened LMS on the admin page, nothing helped.

I guess there's one option indeed:  a full backup and do a 'factory default'. I am really annoyed by this because indeed, I do not know how, and I thought a two bay NAS is already a backup. I guess I have to buy a third HD for a external backup. To be honest: I wish I had never bought Netgear.

But, thanks for your help :)

A RAID-configuration (even with redundancy klike RAID-0 of -5) is never a replacement of a backup, although that is a common misconception. You should realise that any file-system may become corrupt. So investing in a (external!) HD for backup-purposes is very much advised!

1. The way to do a factiory default: Start by downlaoding the manual for your system (http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/READYNAS-100/READYNAS_OS_6_SM_EN.pdf) and read how to make your backup (of your data files!) on an external drive (or do the same (als much slower) on a Linux/Windows-/Mac-etc. system; I'd suggest you use a file-system you know about on an external; HD, like NTFS).in Chapter 13 (p. 208 etc.)
2. Then follow the procedure(s) for the factory default in Chapter 12, pagec 203 specifically)
3. Then restore your data-files with the instrcutions from Chapter 13 (p. 215)

I suggest you carefully read the entire chapters 12 and 13 before you start!!!

It isn't all that difficult, but ask questions when you get stuck. That's what these forums are for.

Rik