I can't find this mentioned anywhere, but I have just come across it.
I was upgrading LMS from 7.7.2 and was going through the config and assigned a "Media Library Name", which has always been empty in the past.
I waited for any rescan to finish, and then connected my Squeezebox (v1).
It would show the welcome screen, show its allocated IP address and then say that it could not find any server.
The remote control has died, so I could not press right, but tried to access it with the ipad app, at which stage it rebooted and then went into an infinite reboot loop until I shut down the ipad and cleared the "Media Library Name".
I'd just like to know:
Just for completeness, I tested 7.7.5, 7.8.1 nightly (logitechmediaserver-7.8.1-0.1.1449829849.noarch.rpm) and 7.9 nightly (logitechmediaserver-7.9.0-0.1.1451894331.noarch.rpm).
Each time I deleted the cache contents and copied the old 7.7.2 prefs file back before upgrading. Results were always the same.
I was upgrading LMS from 7.7.2 and was going through the config and assigned a "Media Library Name", which has always been empty in the past.
I waited for any rescan to finish, and then connected my Squeezebox (v1).
It would show the welcome screen, show its allocated IP address and then say that it could not find any server.
The remote control has died, so I could not press right, but tried to access it with the ipad app, at which stage it rebooted and then went into an infinite reboot loop until I shut down the ipad and cleared the "Media Library Name".
I'd just like to know:
- Is this the expected behaviour?
- is the purpose of Media Library Name to allow multiple servers? If so then this is not a problem for me
Just for completeness, I tested 7.7.5, 7.8.1 nightly (logitechmediaserver-7.8.1-0.1.1449829849.noarch.rpm) and 7.9 nightly (logitechmediaserver-7.9.0-0.1.1451894331.noarch.rpm).
Each time I deleted the cache contents and copied the old 7.7.2 prefs file back before upgrading. Results were always the same.