> I know that I can choose a specific SVN-version to checkout, but how
> do I tell which version I currently have checked out?
svnversion .
> If I maintain a single SVN source and pass it around my network to
> different systems (64-bit, athlon-xp, and P3's), how do I 'make clean'
> every
Hello there! I have a few general questions about SVN that just don't
seem so easy to find around the web:
I know that I can choose a specific SVN-version to checkout, but how
do I tell which version I currently have checked out?
If I maintain a single SVN source and pass it around my network to
> In fact, I am positive there is a pkgconfig on my system. But I
> shouldn't have -- and don't want -- to remove it to get this to work.
Fair enough. When you said no Fink installed packages,
I assumed no pkgconfig binary or databases.
...
>> $ENV{'PKG_CONFIG_PATH'} = "$PREFIX/lib/pkgco
I'd like to try to run the thread(s) that transfers the data from the
video device to the file in realtime mode to try and get rid of the
ivtv0 warning: ENC Stream 0 OVERFLOW messages.
Is Ringbuffer.cpp the right place to do it? It seems to spawn a couple
of threads to read and write stuff. Or is
Is there an easy way to configure Myth such that it builds with -Os
instead of -O3? I have been editing the configure script before
running it, but was wondering if there is a better way.
My frontend machine has a Intel Northwood 3.2GHz HT P4 and 512MB of
RAM. With this configuration, I have fou
Nigel Pearson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ...
>> And on this machine, I've been ultra-careful to avoid installing
>> things with fink
>
> Very wise. I also avoid Apple's X11 for the same reason.
>
>> because the last place I tried to build, the fink
>> installations of QT et. al. were gett
Kirby Bakken wrote:
> Bruce Markey wrote:
...
>> Rollback to your previous working kernel until they fix this.
...
> This IS my 'previous working kernel' Its the only kernel that I
Maybe you need to look up the word 'previous' in a dictionary or
something. The kernel you are running is curre
...
> And on this machine, I've been ultra-careful to avoid installing
> things with fink
Very wise. I also avoid Apple's X11 for the same reason.
> because the last place I tried to build, the fink
> installations of QT et. al. were getting picked up in various paths
> instead of those d
I've discovered that MythMusic is case sensitive and that makes listings
unnecessary long. Example:
Ralph Myers and the Jack Herren Band
Ralph Myers and The Jack Herren Band
Ralph Myers And The Jack Herren Band
The above is of course the same artist. But case sensitive, this gives
three separ
Tom Lichti wrote:
> Buechler, Mark R wrote:
>
>> program.title and program.subtitle. The default is latin1. I changed it to
>> utf8 in an attempt to fix my Unicode EIT problem. The long select times
>> forced me to change back.
>>
>> - Mark.
>>
>>
> Ah, so they should be latin1 to begin
Buechler, Mark R wrote:
> program.title and program.subtitle. The default is latin1. I changed it to
> utf8 in an attempt to fix my Unicode EIT problem. The long select times
> forced me to change back.
>
> - Mark.
>
Ah, so they should be latin1 to begin with, I assume?
Tom
program.title and program.subtitle. The default is latin1. I changed it to
utf8 in an attempt to fix my Unicode EIT problem. The long select times
forced me to change back.
- Mark.
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To: D
I hadn't updated my SVN version in a few weeks, and had turned off XvMC because of a few glitches. So, I updated it yesterday and turned XvMC back on. My initial tests were excellent, very good XvMC playback, no stuttering, perfect playback on 1080i and 720p material. (In the past, I had b
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> hondaman wrote:
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On Monday 16 January 2006 10:35, Christian Höhle wrote:
> Cool, but thermal_zone is empty for me, too :-( What about using values
You don't know if it's cool :-P.
> from lm_sensors? Should be easy to read either and is able to provide
> much more info on most systems (different thermal zones, fan
On Tue, Jan 17, 2006 at 01:33:42AM +1000, Andy Foster wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 13, 2006 at 09:09:55AM +, Dave Just wrote:
> > > Mea culpa, didn't know I had to enable it in the profiles as
> > > well.
> >
> > Yes, this is what I had missed too, or at least, I had
> > misunderstood that setting as
On 1/16/06, Christian Höhle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Robert Zwerus schrieb:
> > ... I created a
> > small addition, to show the ACPI CPU temperature
> > ("/proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature") under 'Machine information'.
> >
> Cool, but thermal_zone is empty for me, too :-( What about usi
Jerry Rubinow wrote:
> On 1/14/06, Jerry Rubinow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I finally made some progress. I was looking at settings on other
> pages, and noticed Ringbuffer, which I probably should have tried
> earlier but I didn't think of it. So I doubled the ringbuffer size
> from the d
On Fri, Jan 13, 2006 at 09:09:55AM +, Dave Just wrote: > > Mea culpa, didn't know I had to enable it in the profiles as well. > > Yes, this is what I had missed too, or at least, I had misunderstood
> that setting as meaning "immediately transcode" like the > "immediately flag" setting.
Buechler, Mark R wrote:
> Thanks. I managed to reduce the time down to just under 8 seconds by
> converting a couple columns back to latin1. However, if anything attempts to
> access the db during that time (like starting livetv) it will be delayed
> several seconds. It would be nice to to throw a
On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 15:46 +0100, Henrik Sjoberg wrote:
> What coding standard should be used when editing and writing additions to
> (as in this case) imported code which already have a different coding
> standard? Should I adopt the standard already in the file or use the one
> from mythtv? The
What coding standard should be used when editing and writing additions to
(as in this case) imported code which already have a different coding
standard? Should I adopt the standard already in the file or use the one
from mythtv? The coding standard howto wasn't really clear on this.
Regards,
Henr
On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 14:56 +0100, Henrik Sjoberg wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have done some work to add the use of the high level CI to mythtv. It
> may not be a work of art but it works nice for me. I would like to share
> my work with those that are interrested in getting their HLCI cards to
> work
Hi all,
I have done some work to add the use of the high level CI to mythtv. It
may not be a work of art but it works nice for me. I would like to share
my work with those that are interrested in getting their HLCI cards to
work (Twinhan users?).
My question is now what the correct way to do that
Is there a reason why mythfilldatabase _always_ updates the details for films
in the UK? i.e. Is it a feature or a bug?
See the following excerpt:
removing existing program: midlands.bbc1.bbc.co.uk Blazing Saddles
2006-01-23T23:35:00 - 2006-01-24T01:10:00
inserting new program: midlands.bbc1
Title: Message
www.bbc.co.uk/rd/pubs/brochures/opendays1999/afds.pdf
Should explain
all.
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Wid
Robert Zwerus schrieb:
> ... I created a
> small addition, to show the ACPI CPU temperature
> ("/proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature") under 'Machine information'.
>
Cool, but thermal_zone is empty for me, too :-( What about using values
from lm_sensors? Should be easy to read either and
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