NAIDIVER Posted January 15, 2018 Share Posted January 15, 2018 I've used winserv2012R2 but want to try Linux. so.. i saw Ap linux on their web site, quite intersting but i'm not sure there will be any problems run as dual boot? Can it work? Thanks. DAC - Mytek Brooklyn, Intona High Speed Isolator.Int.Amp - ATC SIA2 150,SP - ATC SCM19, Sub - Paradigm SW2200 Source - Audio PC, Core i7 4785T 2.2Ghz, 8G PPA RAM, Samsung 850pro , WD Black HDD, JCAT USB card, PPA BLACK SATA Cable, HDPLEX H5 gen2 case, LPSu - Uptone JS-2 for DAC and USB Card - TeraDak ATX350W for PC, OS wins2012R2, Audio Optimizer, Fidelizer Pro, ASIO JPLAY, Foobar2000+Ramdisk, Hq player, SP cable - JPS superconductor2, Analog interconnect - Harmornic Tech Magic link III, USB cable - JCAT twin cable, Power cable - JPS kaptivator for Uptone JS-2 forDAC and USB card, Wireworld electra7 for PC, Wireworld electra7 silver for Amp, Magnet 2000 power line stabilzer and conditioner for DAC,PC Link to comment
zackthedog Posted January 18, 2018 Share Posted January 18, 2018 I don't think so, unless you're a real expert. That's a very tough install, BTW. And it's *extremely* analytical in sound. If you want to try Linux, get Snakeoil-OS. Boot it from a USB stick and select the "Try Linux" option instead of "Install Linux." It's better when installed, and it's also not the richest-sounding version of Linux/MPD but it will give you a sense. You might also try Daphile, which is a complete playback system based on Linux. Both can be auditioned but a dual-install is not possible. For the best MPD sound, IMO, look at "Operating systems and there sound signatures" under Music Servers. I offer updated instructions on this: https://www.24bit96.com/hifi-music-server/bitperfect-linux-with-mpd.html Link to comment
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