Linux, Solaris, Bsd; Set Up The Squeezebox Player - Slim Devices squeezebox Owner's Manual

Note: The SqueezeBox server software continues running even after you quit System
Preferences. To stop the server, you must click Stop Server from the SqueezeBox
server software preference panel.

Linux, Solaris, BSD

Users of Red Hat Linux or other compatible distributions can install the RPM file
available for download from the web site using the "rpm" tool. Other Unix
platforms can download the SqueezeBox server software Perl scripts available as
gzipped tar-format or zip file format. Instructions for starting the Perl server are
included with the scripts.

Set up the SqueezeBox player

1. Connect the SqueezeBox player's RCA (red and white) outputs to the
corresponding RCA inputs on your amplifier, receiver, powered speakers, or
other audio equipment you wish to use with your SqueezeBox player.
The SqueezeBox player outputs are standard, line level, RCA audio output
jacks.
2. If you will be using an Ethernet network connection with your SqueezeBox,
connect the SqueezeBox Ethernet port to your Ethernet hub or switch using
an Ethernet patch cable.
Note: You may need to use an Ethernet crossover cable to connect the SqueezeBox
player directly to the Ethernet jack in your computer.
3. Insert two AAA batteries in the Slim Devices remote control.
4. Connect the SqueezeBox player power supply. You can leave the SqueezeBox
player plugged in at all times. When not in use it enters standby mode, powers
down the display, and draws only a few milliamps.
Caution: The SqueezeBox player is supplied with a 5 volt, 1600ma switching power
supply. You must use only this power supply. Connecting a different power supply
may damage the player. Such damage is not covered under the SqueezeBox
warranty.
5. Once the SqueezeBox player has power, use the remote control to enter its
network (IP address) information.
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