On Fri, Sep 29, 2006 at 11:21:52AM +0200, Anders Hedegård wrote: > On 9/29/06, Axel Thimm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >On Fri, Sep 29, 2006 at 10:30:07AM +0200, Anders Hedegård wrote: > >> >I guess that the tda9887 line was ignored previously, too, you just > >> >didn't notice when the system was running properly. The question still > >> >remains why you lost sound, and I would take that to the ivtv lists, > >> >mythtv seems very innocent if it wasn't even started. :) > >> > >> > >> Yes I agree - also why it bothers me, that it won't work, when the only > >> thing changed between reboot is the mythtv installation. > > > >As we reasoned the mythtv installation can be outruled as a cause. I > >think the only cause that broke your setup is the reboot > >itself. E.g. you probably did some config steps that didn't survie the > >reboot. > > > >Why did you reboot at all BTW? I think that might be the answer to > >your issues. > > > Aren't settings normally saved?
It depends on the setting. If you put them in a config file they are saved. But if you simply issue them with ivtvctl or something similar they dissolve on reboots. ;) > Wel it was late and i was going to bed, so it wasn't as much a > reboot than a shutdown. > > But if MythTV doesn't do anything to the ivtv settings, then i just don't > understand at all why it before mythtv installation could modprobe with no > problems, even if tda9887 was in modprobe.conf, and afterwards it complains > about that same command - just don't understand it. Just forget about mythtv, and if you don't trust me, uninstall it and you'll find no difference. Just remove libmyth and the rest of mythtv will vanish as well. > >But thanks so fahr, I will try talking to the ivtv guys :) -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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