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  1. #1
    Julius Friede
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    firmware v.37 (bug fix only) - closing in on release

    Forgive the ignorant question, but is there any info
    on how to use the CVS (didn't see this on the SD
    website) and just where are the CVS releases posted?

    Thanks,
    JF

    --- Sean Adams <sadams (AT) slimdevices (DOT) com> wrote:

    >
    > Nightlies get built at 5AM PST so it'll be a few
    > hours before it shows
    > up there.
    >
    > If you want up-to-the-second updates you will need
    > to use CVS (which,
    > once you install it, is MUCH faster and easier that
    > getting a nightly




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    NOT a Slim Devices Employee kdf's Avatar
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    firmware v.37 (bug fix only) - closing in on release

    http://www.slimdevices.com/dev_resources.html

    look at the very bottom. its not a release, but an archive of the source code.
    you can checkout up-to-date copy of the archive any time you want with the
    right tools (cvs comes with linux, or get wincvs for windows).

    join the checkins mailing list for comments as developers check in new code.
    -kdf

    Quoting Julius Friede <juliusfriede (AT) yahoo (DOT) com>:

    > Forgive the ignorant question, but is there any info
    > on how to use the CVS (didn't see this on the SD
    > website) and just where are the CVS releases posted?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > JF
    >
    > --- Sean Adams <sadams (AT) slimdevices (DOT) com> wrote:
    >
    > >
    > > Nightlies get built at 5AM PST so it'll be a few
    > > hours before it shows
    > > up there.
    > >
    > > If you want up-to-the-second updates you will need
    > > to use CVS (which,
    > > once you install it, is MUCH faster and easier that
    > > getting a nightly

    >
    >
    >
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  3. #3
    Founder, Slim Devices seanadams's Avatar
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    firmware v.37 (bug fix only) - closing in on release

    There is a tiny bit of information at the bottom of this page:

    http://www.slimdevices.com/dev_resources.html

    A more thorough howto is needed but briefly here are the steps:

    Windows: Download and install cygwin (big install), then open "Cygwin
    bash prompt"
    MacOS: Go to Applications->Utilities->Terminal
    Linux: Open a terminal in the usual way

    Then type the following commands:

    export CVS_RSH=ssh
    cvs -dserver:anonymous (AT) cvs (DOT) slimdevices.com:/cvsroot login
    cvs -dserver:anonymous (AT) cvs (DOT) slimdevices.com:/cvsroot co slim


    It'll print a list of files that it's downloading, and then you will
    have a full copy of slimserver. You would start it by typing
    slim/server/slimserver.pl

    to update your Slim Server install at any time, just cd into into the
    "slim" directory and type:

    cvs update

    This will download only the changes between what you have and the
    current version, so it is VERY fast compared to downloading the full
    release. It also reduces my bandwidth bill, leaving additional beer
    funds.

    ALSO FOR WINDOWS: there are some gui-based CVS programs for windows
    which do not require you to install the cygwin tools. I have not used
    them but they are definitely worth considering because cygwin is a huge
    thing to install if all you need is CVS.



    On Sep 7, 2004, at 9:49 PM, Julius Friede wrote:

    > Forgive the ignorant question, but is there any info
    > on how to use the CVS (didn't see this on the SD
    > website) and just where are the CVS releases posted?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > JF
    >
    > --- Sean Adams <sadams (AT) slimdevices (DOT) com> wrote:
    >
    >>
    >> Nightlies get built at 5AM PST so it'll be a few
    >> hours before it shows
    >> up there.
    >>
    >> If you want up-to-the-second updates you will need
    >> to use CVS (which,
    >> once you install it, is MUCH faster and easier that
    >> getting a nightly

    >
    >
    >
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  4. #4
    Pbox
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    firmware v.37 (bug fix only) - closing in on release

    Sean Adams wrote:

    > There is a tiny bit of information at the bottom of this page:
    >
    > http://www.slimdevices.com/dev_resources.html
    >
    > A more thorough howto is needed but briefly here are the steps:
    >
    > Windows: Download and install cygwin (big install), then open "Cygwin
    > bash prompt"
    > MacOS: Go to Applications->Utilities->Terminal
    > Linux: Open a terminal in the usual way
    >
    > Then type the following commands:
    >
    > export CVS_RSH=ssh
    > cvs -dserver:anonymous (AT) cvs (DOT) slimdevices.com:/cvsroot login
    > cvs -dserver:anonymous (AT) cvs (DOT) slimdevices.com:/cvsroot co slim
    >
    >
    > It'll print a list of files that it's downloading, and then you will
    > have a full copy of slimserver. You would start it by typing
    > slim/server/slimserver.pl
    >
    > to update your Slim Server install at any time, just cd into into the
    > "slim" directory and type:
    >
    > cvs update
    >
    > This will download only the changes between what you have and the
    > current version, so it is VERY fast compared to downloading the full
    > release. It also reduces my bandwidth bill, leaving additional beer
    > funds.
    >
    > ALSO FOR WINDOWS: there are some gui-based CVS programs for windows
    > which do not require you to install the cygwin tools. I have not used
    > them but they are definitely worth considering because cygwin is a huge
    > thing to install if all you need is CVS.


    Thanks Sean,

    I just tried with WinCVS (one of the 2 windows cvs gui frontends - the
    other one is tortoiseCVS). Works like a champ...

    Pbox

  5. #5
    Pbox
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    firmware v.37 (bug fix only) - closing in on release

    One note of enhancement:

    It is better to use the -z option to cvs. use it like this cvs -z3 up

    This causes the files to be compressed for transport over tcp. This in
    most remote access cases causes a 5-10 times speed increase... Both
    WinCVS and TortoiseCVS have corresponding GUI options as well..

    Pbox

    >>ALSO FOR WINDOWS: there are some gui-based CVS programs for windows
    >>which do not require you to install the cygwin tools. I have not used
    >>them but they are definitely worth considering because cygwin is a huge
    >>thing to install if all you need is CVS.

    >
    >
    > Thanks Sean,
    >
    > I just tried with WinCVS (one of the 2 windows cvs gui frontends - the
    > other one is tortoiseCVS). Works like a champ...
    >
    > Pbox

  6. #6
    Nalle Johansson
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    Playlist fixer...

    If I delete a song from my disk - the playlists still have
    a reference to that song.
    Is there a good way of autodelete songs from playlist that
    cant be found on the Harddrive?

    Bästa hälsningar/Best Regards
    Nalle Johansson

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