On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 10:21:48AM +, Bob Dunlop wrote:
Can anyone recommend a USB DVB-T dongle that'll work with the minimum
of pain on an Asus EEE 901 with the original Xandros distro ?
It's for someone at work and I really don't want to get into compiling
kernels and the like for
Can anyone recommend a USB DVB-T dongle that'll work with the minimum
of pain on an Asus EEE 901 with the original Xandros distro ?
The Asus Eee ready My Cinema U3100 works readily with the Eee 901
under Xandro; the supplied Linux app functions, but is very primitive in
comparison to something
Hi,
Can anyone recommend a USB DVB-T dongle that'll work with the minimum
of pain on an Asus EEE 901 with the original Xandros distro ?
It's for someone at work and I really don't want to get into compiling
kernels and the like for them.
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2009/2/17 Bob Dunlop bob.dun...@xyzzy.org.uk:
Can anyone recommend a USB DVB-T dongle that'll work with the minimum
of pain on an Asus EEE 901 with the original Xandros distro ?
If you have access to the device then I'd have a look at what
firmwares they supply in /lib/firmware for dtt cards.
All,
I would like to use HDMI output to get my Linux media centre working on an
LCD TV. (I don't have the TV yet though!). What I want to do is to do away
with my expensive and small media centre PC and have a high powered PC
which can sit in the understairs cupboard, using nice big low noise
I've currently got a Freecom MediaGate MG-35 sat next to my telly,
and it does a reasonable job of playing MPEG2s that I've recorded off
DVB-T. However, I've recently tried re-encoding some things as various
forms of MPEG4.
With XviD or FFMPEG, I get unacceptable (to me) encoding
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 03:05:24PM +, Imran Chaudhry wrote:
Take a look at Popcorn Hour: http://www.popcornhour.com/
I think that will satisfy your tech requirements regarding video but
unsure of NFS support. I recall the reviews praising it's lack of
noise. Can't vouch for it's
Does anyone have any suggestions? The current front-runner is this
one[1], or one of its friends, but that has a 40mm fan in the back,
which says to me that it'll make noise.
Hugo.
Have you considered a Playstation 3? It generates a bit of noise (but
you won't hear it over
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 04:25:44PM +, Charlie de Courcy wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions? The current front-runner is this
one[1], or one of its friends, but that has a 40mm fan in the back,
which says to me that it'll make noise.
Hugo.
Have you
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 05:11:17PM +, Sean Gibbins wrote:
Hugo Mills wrote:
PS. Sony. E.
We are on our third 40GB PS3 - the first one died after 4 months
(optical drive refusing to read discs), and the replacement has just
died (miscellaneous lockups that seem to be disc-related).
My main objection to Sony is not the quality of their kit
It is mine. Older Sony kit was top-notch, but a few years ago, they
started getting ever so conscious of their costs. As a result, they became
just another kit manufacturer - the old Sony quality being entirely absent
:-(
but more
Hi All.
I'm trying to bring some of my old Sparcs into operation. I'm having
trouble gett Aurora onto an Ultra 10 - it complains of being unable to
find any devices of the type needed from this installation type.
Anyone seen this before?
Thanks!
Vic.
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Hi,
I saw a similar issue with Gentoo on my laptop because the supplied kernel
didn't have the correct drivers needed to access the DVD drive. The solution
there was to roll your own kernel with the correct driver on another machine
then rebuild the install media. I just couldn't be bothered.
Hi,
This week I received an email from book publisher APress, they are willing to
give books away in exchange for reviews. I have confirmed that they will send
them to the UK (the initial email was not clear).
You don't get a free book for two lines on your blog, but if anyone is serious
the
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