Greetings,
>From the lists I seem to have gleaned that some people are running a 2.6
kernel on an Xbox with Xebian. I managed to get the kernel compiled, but
it's not able to mount the root filesystem. I get
Cannot open root device "ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part2" or
unknown-block(0,0)
Plea
> What about USB tuners? I've never used them
> myself and I don't if USB 1.1 is fast enough for decent video, but it's
just a thought.
1.1 won't be fast enough, I don't think.
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Greetings,
I've been a Debian user for a long time, as I approach setting up Myth on a
new machine I'm considering using Etch. The gcc 3.3->4.0 and C++ ABI
breakage concerns me--is anyone running Myth on Etch? It seems the
prevalance of Myth users are either on recent Fedora Core releases (3 and
> I need to figure a way
> to sync my hardware clock to the system clock without rebooting :)
man hwclock
?
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Greetings,
Thanks all for your replies--antennaweb.org is definitely what I needed.
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Preston,
Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question, but I was wondering where
you are located physically and how you can tell that there are digital OTA
broadcasts in your area? I live in the Phoenix metro area (Chandler) and
can't seem to find any information on whether or not any of the l
> I know a lot of folks here use LVM but you might want to
> reconsider it. For me, one of ther biggest problems is that
> if one of the drives fails in an LVM, you stand a pretty good
> chance of losing everything in the volume.
I don't think I would ever run an LVM setup without RAID underne
Michael T. Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> And, IMHO, if it's the 350 you want, you don't really want
> the 350, but you just don't know it yet. (I have a 350 that
> I'm using as if it were a 250 or a 150.)
Wow, thanks for all the quick feedback. I'm leaning toward 2 150's then,
that's cheap
Greetings,
I've been lurking for a while and getting ready to build my first mythtv
system. It seems like the PVR-500 is a good choice for tuner/decoder cards
because of the dual tuners, enabling simultaneous recording and watching of
live tv. However, it doesn't seem that a lot of people are us
> > It was fairly easy using Gentoo, although I had a near vertical
> > learning curve to implement a diskless xBox mythfrontend where I leave
> > the HDD untouched to ensure that I can still play native games.
By any chance are you interested in documenting this? This is exactly what
I want t
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