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Digi AccelePort drivers updated to 1.3-15; now for Lenny
June 30th, 2009
This is yet another “beta” release from Digi from a few months ago.
I had to patch the driver to build with a 2.6.26 kernel, as neither versions of the code would build against that version. Lenny ships with 2.6.26, so that would have meant no dgap drivers on Lenny. I’ve tested the patched driver and haven’t noticed anything obvious while doing so.
The drivers are now built for Lenny; if you need them on Etch, a simple rebuild from source will do. Previous versions are still available in the pool, under the old/ directory.
APT source line, now changed:
deb http://debian.technologeek.org/ lenny non-free
Feedback at the usual address.
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Releasing a rewrite of mt-daapd/Firefly Media Server
June 12th, 2009
About a year ago, I bought a SoundBridge, having grown tired of running a media player on one machine or another to listen to music. The SoundBridge really fits my needs perfectly.
The server-side counterpart, mt-daapd (Firefly Media Server), on the other hand… not so much. Feature-wise, it works and does what it’s supposed to do, so the issues aren’t there.
The first issue was with the crappy, below-average packaging of mt-daapd in Debian. I’ve fixed that since I think, at least now it’s in a state where I’m not looking away from the screen while typing apt-get install mt-daapd.
The second issue came after looking at the code, while writing patches for Debian. Eek. It’s horrible in about every aspect you can think of. No coding standard, outdated comments, cruft everywhere, either #ifdef’d out or not, useless code left lying around inside functions, obvious memory leaks, and way more levels of"
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