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Logitech Media Server by Super-Poisson not compatible with 6.6.0
In addition to the NasTools version the Super-Poisson version 1.0.6 does not work after upgrading to 6.6.0.
petecath wrote "Also when i try to launch LMS NT it goes to toggle and then simply does not go to ON. It stays off"
This is exactly the same symptom that I had after upgrading to v6.6.0
The only solution that I have found is to revert back to v6.5.2, (despite Netgear's warnings I had no problem with this), and do a full factory reset. Factory reset under 6.6.0 made no difference. After doing the OS revert but before the Factory Reset, I found that whilst LMS would now start it would not log in to mysqueezebox.com or connect to additional plugin repositories - only fully working after factory reset.
HWStiger reported here earlier today that they had tried removing all traces of LMS via command line but without success apparently.
I was able to install LMS straight after the reset and fully configure it with mysqueezebox.com and the plugin repositories. The disks took 24 hours to resync, but I am now only 15 minutes away from having fully restored all my data so normality is very nearly achieved. :manhappy:
I have also tried LMS on a RaspberryPi3 previously, but could never get it to recognise any music or playlist files unless they were actually on the same microSD card as the PI's OS - no success at all with either a USB hard drive, (externally powered), or networked drive. I would be interested to know exactly what to put in the appropriate settings for Music and Playlist folder locations in this case.
Factory reset
You can always go back to a previous FW if you factory reset the NAS. But for some that isn't really very feasable, since you have to backup and restore all data. That might take much longer than it takes to (patiently!) wait for the package developers of LMS for OS 6.x to come up with a new version that will work.
Going back on a running system is not recommended for various reasons, mostly to do with the issues you will/might introduce if you do that. So don't unless you already have that backup!
(Been there, done that, but I know how to mess it up as well...)
Just give them time to look into the problem. I know it's hard (I also miss my LMS, I really do) but it won't kill us. :smileysad:
mherge over at slimdevices forum mention that perl hard-float or something is missing.
This directory should exist
/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf
but it's missing on my RN104 6.6.0.
It does exist on my RN202 6.5.2.
Have no clue how to install it.
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