LMS for OS6

super-poussin wrote:
The one in the Dropbox and upper and perhaps lower version . It will work if Logitech did not rename their startup script

I'll do my best not to change it ;-). Thanks again!

This is super great! Thanks super-poussin!

Hello Super-Poussin. Firstly, thank you for your add on. I managed to install it first time on my Netgear 312. Unfortunately it stopped working just when it was about to finish the library scan. I couldnt get it going at all so I decided to unistall and reinstall it. I followed the same procedure but it comes up with a message saying the second file (lms deb file) failed to install. Then when I go to the app page I can see the LMS app and when I click to turn it on it comes up with a a screen saying 'toggling service - this might take a few minutes', I get the timer going around and it just hangs. Would really appreciate any help you can offer.
ps let me know which currency you have so I can make a donation.

will put new version in community dropbox

Thanks super-poussin. Unfortunately still the same problem. 1.0.3 fails to install. Although when I go to apps and see the LMS icon it says installed. I try to turn it on and it just hangs. Could there be a problem with readygear app site because when I go to 'available' in apps it just gives me the timer and doesnt show any apps. When it was working I could see all the available apps.

Can you post the server.log, from /var/log/squeezeboxserver#?

I don't even use the Apps/Available from frontview as it is severely broken and buggy. I would turn off Genie+market place and just use apt-get and dpkg if you are comfortable SSHing into the box.

'I would turn off Genie+market place and just use apt-get and dpkg if you are comfortable SSHing into the box'.................this way beyond my ability! (unfortunately)

UPDATE: Have done a factory reset and can now load and run LMS.

try this :

dpkg -r lms
dpkg --purge lms
dpkg -r logitechmediaserver
dpkg --purge logitechmediaserver
apt-get update
apt-get install lms

super-poussin wrote:
try this : dpkg -r lms dpkg --purge lms dpkg -r logitechmediaserver dpkg --purge logitechmediaserver apt-get update apt-get install lms

Update: Did a factory reset before I got the above and LMS app now works. Thanks. Euros?

Nice to hear that it works now :)

as you want