@purpleindigo wrote:
OK. Looks like I’ve been going round in circles a bit, but thanks for letting me know.
So the question is,
I have a Roku Soundbridge and a Maxtor MSS.
What music server can I use that will let me play iTunes playlists?
I couldn’t install Twonkyvision because the installation script kept jamming which probably stops that from being an option.
This and twonky are the only two I know.
If you are feeling like running around in circles *faster*, here’s something you can try. As I said, I’ve added an mss package into my build chain, but I haven’t tested it or anything.
You can download it here:
http://www.mt-daapd.org/mt-daapd_svn-1404-1_mipsel.ipk
That’s a mipsel binary compiled for mss. I’ve not tested it *at all*. I’d guess at a minimum, you’ll need to point your sources to a nslu2 mipsel tree (maybe the one at openmss will be enough, maybe you’ll have to point at the nslu2 wl-500 tree). Either way, there will be a fair number of dependancies. Even once you are past that, you will likely need to copy the contents of the “/opt/lib” directory from the broadcom build tools into you /opt/lib directory.
I got the build tools here:
http://www.belkin.com/support/gpl/hnd-tools-3.2.3.m.tgz. (use the libs from the mipsel-linux set, not the mipsel-ulibc set).
Like I said, this will probably require some hoop-jumping, but if you get it going, it will be a big help for others using the mss. I’d understand if you are sick of messing with it and just want to kick the thing over and buy a transistor radio, though. 🙂
— Ron