Daphile - Audiophile Music Server & Player OS

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Triplefun said:
I am not aware of any USB 2.0 issues with Daphile. If you are insure then try the latest Linux 4.8.15 version (see 16.12-b17104). It is more efficient than the previous versions and is more stable re recognition and support of USB DACs, especially when processing PCM to DSD. When in Daphile go to "settings", then change the URL to \\daphile\cgi-bin\Devel

If you have labeled your device other than "daphile" then use that

Scroll down to see the Install line. Paste the required ISO install and process accordingly.

The beta versions can be found here ..
Index of /firmware/beta
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I have problems with USB 2.0, I'm using the latest 32 bits firmware but when write http://192.168.1.35//daphile/cgi-bin/Devel the answer is "404 Not Found: daphile/cgi-bin/Devel"
 
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I don't see the Install line?
 

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#1,830
Where can I configure the dhcp client request timeout on the ethernet interface?
My local network has a pretty slow dhcp server and I need to increase the timeout value.
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I found it easier to use a fixed IP address for Daphile. If I don't use it for a few days, unlikely as that is, it may not be assigned the same IP by the DHCP server and the remote control app stumbles to find it. If you do this, assign an address up out of your normal range (eg, 192.168.0.80) so you won't have to worry about configuring the DHCP server.

Also ensure you put in an IP address for a valid DNS server; using your router won't work, as I found out. If you don't know what DNS server to use, you can use a Google serve, 4.4.4.4 or 8.8.8.8.
 
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Tromperie said:
I found it easier to use a fixed IP address for Daphile. If I don't use it for a few days, unlikely as that is, it may not be assigned the same IP by the DHCP server and the remote control app stumbles to find it. If you do this, assign an address up out of your normal range (eg, 192.168.0.80) so you won't have to worry about configuring the DHCP server.

Also ensure you put in an IP address for a valid DNS server; using your router won't work, as I found out. If you don't know what DNS server to use, you can use a Google serve, 4.4.4.4 or 8.8.8.8.
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In general I find it better to use dhcp with reserved addresses so that the assigned address always stays the same, but things like DNS and default routes are taken care of. It also puts all IP address management in one place.
 
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