install universal media server on ubuntu server 12.04

Soon to experiment with Win2k8R2 and Hyper-V raid 5 array btrfs.īooting XBMC live from a USB drive and ESXi 5 from another USB drive depending what I want to use it for. 1 partion /boot ext2, 1 partition swap and last partition / btrfs. Would prefer use esx5 rather than Hyper-v, but limited to the 2tb limit of ESX hardrives sizes that unfit my needsĢx500GB notebook drives each in 3 partitions with each partition in raid 1 with its pair. Modified BIOS running - all drives in AHCI mode Solaris running as a 'fat' hypervisor of sorts - Win2k8R2 / WinXP / Ubuntu virtual machines running on top. Works brilliantly.Īir conditioner filter in door and 5.25 bay (taped in place, bracket removed)ġx 120GB 2.5' Toshiba MK1265GS Boot Drive (ex PS3) Running Netatalk 3.0 in a SmartOS zone as a backing store for iTunes movies & music, and also photo library for Adobe Lightroom.

Now planning a new one with 16Gb ECC Ram to get some VM's (SQL Server, Dynamics Nav white box lab). N54L, Running as a headless Storage Server, Film/TV Show Streaming.

I'm new to linux and I think that is the correct way to do it.After adding your brief description to the table, create your own user page (see Tozmo's metalink to User page) and put more detail The terminal command to access it is ' sudo nano /etc/init.d/umsĪfter making changes ctrl+o and then ctrl+w save and exit You have to modify the script in /etc/init.d/ums

It's deprecated to run one time the UMS.sh script ? I edit UMS.conf with 'sudo nano', I don't understand what's the matter (without logs, not easy to solve by myself.) Why my UMS.conf is not read by ums at startup ? ums boot with the server, but 'out of the stock', nothing change. Where is the log file ? I have nothing into /usr/ums. I have make the install, that all OK, but i need some help because UMS is not PMS ! I used to run old PMS but I need to 'upgrade' to UMS because transcoding MKV files is better for PS3.

Install universal media server on ubuntu server 12.04