SAMBA has been enabled all the time on the NAS. But I do not know where to configure CIFS under which tab in Daphile.
see storage under settings. An explanation of the content can be found here ... Storage - Daphile Wiki
I noticed that with the latest two beta versions the Acourate filters I load into the BruteFIR settings sound way different (worse) than the same filters in the latest stable version. Does anyone else experience the same issue?
The filters I generated with Acourate sound very different (worse) on the latest beta versions than on the latest stable version with identical settings. Has anyone else noticed this?
The filters I generated with Acourate sound very different (worse) on the latest beta versions than on the latest stable version with identical settings. Has anyone else noticed this?
Hi,
I heard lots of good things about Daphile and decided to give it a try...
Followed the instructions from their website... Created the usb stick, I am using mac...
As soon as i setup static ip, router, DNS etc and click Next, i see "Looking for network.." ...and it gets stuck forever. Skipping network setup does not help, even though it looks as optional at the beginning of installation.
Any ideas guys what i keep doing wrong?
Thank you.
I heard lots of good things about Daphile and decided to give it a try...
Followed the instructions from their website... Created the usb stick, I am using mac...
As soon as i setup static ip, router, DNS etc and click Next, i see "Looking for network.." ...and it gets stuck forever. Skipping network setup does not help, even though it looks as optional at the beginning of installation.
Any ideas guys what i keep doing wrong?
Thank you.
wi-fi.
Tried 64-bit x86 – recommended: daphile-17.09-x86_64.iso, and 64-bit x86 with realtime kernel: daphile-17.09-x86_64-rt.iso
both same result.
Thanks.
@konstant10
When setting the IP address, are you sure there was nothing else assigned that address?
Did you use an app, such as Fing for Android, to check address availability?
Are you aware of the the appropriate subnet mask?
Which DNS did you use?
If Daphile attempt at connection timed out, it may have assigned the private address of 169.254.xxx.xxx. Use Fing to whether that is a wifi hotspot, and then connect to it using the Daphile default password of "secret1234" to then set a static address, having done the above checks first.
I don't know your knowledge of networking, so excuse me if some questions appear simple;
When setting the IP address, are you sure there was nothing else assigned that address?
Did you use an app, such as Fing for Android, to check address availability?
Are you aware of the the appropriate subnet mask?
Which DNS did you use?
If Daphile attempt at connection timed out, it may have assigned the private address of 169.254.xxx.xxx. Use Fing to whether that is a wifi hotspot, and then connect to it using the Daphile default password of "secret1234" to then set a static address, having done the above checks first.
I had an issue with a Via-based add on WiFi card that came bundled with my Zotac mobo. If memory serves it kind of worked but never fully. I had to disconnect it and now use a TP-Link TL-WN722N USB WiFi dongle, works great.
Is there a place to request features in future updates? I've seen that the developer isn't too active on this thread anymore.
Also, I see a lot of squeeze related posts for accessing an external network. I don't know much about that. Has anyone tried to access music stored on an Ubuntu server? I can't seem to get it to work. I've tried sshfs, cifs, and the other 2 options. Also have used various combos of name@server
ort/ with and without passwords, names, ports.
Also, I see a lot of squeeze related posts for accessing an external network. I don't know much about that. Has anyone tried to access music stored on an Ubuntu server? I can't seem to get it to work. I've tried sshfs, cifs, and the other 2 options. Also have used various combos of name@server
ort/ with and without passwords, names, ports.
I finally got my Daphile installed. No success with wifi. Wired only. The problem appeared to be with the USB stick. As soon as I tried another one, it was successfully installed.
Another issue though... After initial installation, i wanted to connect to my local network and Networking page did not allow to see the list of available networks saying "No compatible found"... Spent two hours until just by chance set up my local time on General page. As soon as it was done, Daphile opened the list of available networks. Weird... Is it normal?
THanks.
Another issue though... After initial installation, i wanted to connect to my local network and Networking page did not allow to see the list of available networks saying "No compatible found"... Spent two hours until just by chance set up my local time on General page. As soon as it was done, Daphile opened the list of available networks. Weird... Is it normal?
THanks.
Unfortunately I don't use Facebook. If you agree, maybe you could post it? I think it needs a user name/ password when first pulling up the web browser for security. Other devices on my network require this if you want to enter their firmware (the developer calls daphile firmware, not software).
In the pursuit of a successful dsd512 upsample using an i7 7700 (65w), 8gb ram and gigabyte h170n mobo in an Antec ISK 310 case with built in 150w psu I have had trouble with the PSU overheating which is not unexpected. Max system load is typically 70% (using 8 cores). Cooling is via a Zalman CNPS8900 with CPU temperatures not exceeding 60c. CPU frequency is set to dynamic and hyper threading on for optimum CPU performance.
Music is sourced using 1GB ethernet from a Windows 10 PC.
However, the PSU was overheating so I explored the power settings runtime power management and ticked the wireless, graphics 630, lpc controller and HD audio. This reduced the runtime temp by 5c with the PSU no longer getting so hot. I have not explored the BIOS settings other then disabling the internal HD audio.
Are there any other settings which would reduce the load on the CPU and therefore the power usage? For example, the Kernel settings in the audio driver section.
Music is sourced using 1GB ethernet from a Windows 10 PC.
However, the PSU was overheating so I explored the power settings runtime power management and ticked the wireless, graphics 630, lpc controller and HD audio. This reduced the runtime temp by 5c with the PSU no longer getting so hot. I have not explored the BIOS settings other then disabling the internal HD audio.
Are there any other settings which would reduce the load on the CPU and therefore the power usage? For example, the Kernel settings in the audio driver section.
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So how are most folks accessing their music library? I'm getting hopelessly confused and my brain hurts.
I use a windows cifs connect with no issues "<user>@<ip address>/<directory>"
What are your storage settings? Have you looked at the Daphile storage wiki Storage - Daphile Wiki
What are your storage settings? Have you looked at the Daphile storage wiki Storage - Daphile Wiki
I've read the wiki page and everything i can get my hands on. I'm not using windows. I'm using ubuntu (linux), which in theory should be easy to do since daphile is Linux too. As for storage settings, I think I've exhausted all permutations of user, ip address, password, folders, etc.. I just get the
sign at the far right.Some examples from yesterday. Today I tried another 10 or so.
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I've read the wiki page and everything i can get my hands on. I'm not using windows. I'm using ubuntu (linux), which in theory should be easy to do since daphile is Linux too. As for storage settings, I think I've exhausted all permutations of user, ip address, password, folders, etc.. I just get the
Some examples from yesterday. Today I tried another 10 or so.
Have you raised your issue with Daphile. See the contact link at the bottom of the daphile home page. He normally responds within 24 hours.