Roy Wood wrote:
The HTPC I'm setting up is going to run primarily from a
compact-flash/IDE drive. The OS (Ubuntu) will be installed to the
CF/IDE drive, and all the movie, TV, music files will be on external
drives.
Given that the CF/IDE drive is limited in its available storage, I'd
like
On Fri, 2009-02-20 at 11:39 -0600, Evan Hisey wrote:
I have solved this the following way:
1) Install the usbmount program
2) In /etc/udev/usbmount.rules (might vary on your distro), insert:
-- snip --
# Rules for USBmount
KERNEL==sd*, BUS==usb, ACTION==add,RUN
Benedikt Bär wrote:
So, he plugs it in and it shows up under 'external storage', and if he
removes it, it disappears. Of course, I made sure the drive was mounted
read-only, to insure nothing has to be synced. After all, freevo is for
*viewing* the media, they don't even know linux is there
Hi all,
I've recently purchased the Dark Knight DVD. Upon inserting it into my
Freevo system, Freevo crashed.
Trying to play it in mplayer, the movie never starts. After googling a
bit, I found out these DVDs are protected by some stupid safety. An easy
workaround for mplayer is adding -sb
Hi All,
I am using pinnacle 50i tv tuner card which is working
fine under linux (FC6 and FC8).Now I want to swtich on some USB
cards.Do you know any USB tv tuner card which is working fine under
linux...??? And we are using RF input for our card (Analog).So we want
to use that
