On Jan 29, 2006, at 6:59 PM, Chris Petersen wrote:
>> There's an "interesting" little mexican place called "Mama's Mexican
>> Kitchen" that, if you're never been, is a Seattle landmark.. (ok, not
>> like the underground, but you know what I mean)
>
> Sounds good to me, as long as they serve someth
Jarod Wilson wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 24, 2006 at 02:13:59PM -0800, Chris Petersen wrote:
>> A couple of people on the IRC channel have expressed an interest in
>> getting together (one of them is an out-of-towner who will be in Seattle
>> this weekend), so I'm calling for a Seattle MUG. Location an
Yeah, I'd like to use a solid state box for Asterisk, but I need to have
a PCI slot for my X100P card to interface with POTS.
-Pete
Brian Wood wrote:
> On Jan 23, 2006, at 3:48 PM, Peter Loron wrote:
>
>> John Biundo wrote:
>>> Dean Collins wrote:
>>>&g
John Biundo wrote:
> Dean Collins wrote:
>> How do you handle interruptions etc?
>>
>> I thought asterisk had to be a standalone solution otherwise voice
>> quality can vary?
>>
>
> Also heard that Asterisk and X don't get along very well.
>
> I'm running both, but on seperate boxen right now.
I
Is anybody running a Myth backend and Asterisk on the same box?
-Pete
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Tom E. Craddock Jr. wrote:
> John Sutherland wrote:
>> Hi there..
>>
>> I have a linux backend, 0.18.1, and an OSX frontend..
>>
>> I've tried 3 verisons of the 0.18.1 OSX client binaries, and all 3
>> have the same behavour.. (the versions I tried at the one from
>> goof.com, and the ones from
As far as I know you don't need to have all of the machines on the same
subnet. There's a file you edit (sorry, don't have access to any distcc
machine now) that has a list of available hosts. Just put the names or
IP numbers in there. No need for DNS if you use IPs.
One machine (typically the one
http://distcc.samba.org/
-Pete
A JM wrote:
> Responding to my own thread. The answer was that gcc-3.2 and g++-3.2
> were not installed I also enabled memalign and the error disappeared
> when running ./configure.
>
> Currently the XBOX has been compiling for nearly 24 hours, this is
> insane! Ho
Assuming you don't want anything on the FC4 partition, you should be
able to go into the Administrative Tools in Windows, and use the disk
tools in the "Computer" item (can't remember the actual name...don't
have a Win box handy) to blow away that partition and reformat it
NTFS. You'll need
On Dec 1, 2005, at 10:46 PM, Bob wrote:
Jeff Simpson wrote:
I am upgrading the processor in my myth/desktop box from an
AthlonXP 1600 to a 3000 (because it's the fastest processor my
board can support and I was going to buy another 1600 for somebody
else but opted to trade mine up and giv
Check out:
http://www.silentpcreview.com/article29-page1.html
-Pete
On Nov 27, 2005, at 10:56 AM, Steve Adeff wrote:
On Sunday 27 November 2005 06:28, Bertrand wrote:
Any opinions on hard drives? Reviews seem to be all over the place
results wise.
I was looking at these two:
Western Digita
Hmmm. Sorry, no clue. Offhand, I'd guess there's some mismatch
between the frontend you're trying to run and your backed. Is that
new frontend build against current CVS?
-Pete
On Oct 15, 2005, at 1:13 AM, Michael Jones wrote:
Ok.. When I delete the .mythtv folder from the Users directory th
Question for the hive mind: can you run a front-end with no window
manager? I've got an Xbox frontend, and it takes bloody forever to start
up Xebian (1.1.1 in my case) and then launch Myth. Doing things in Myth
is sloow, especially when it needs to spawn mplayer to watch a
video, etc. I'm assu
There may be some settings stuck in ways that make the frontend exit.
Please open the Console application, and look in console.log for
messages about the MythTV frontend. That will give us someplace to
start.
-Pete
On Oct 12, 2005, at 9:32 PM, Michael Jones wrote:
Ok...
So I removed the
Take a look at the console log and tell us what you're seeing.
-Pete
Michael Jones wrote:
> I have been running the mythfrontend from Matthew Mead's page
> (http://www.goof.com/~mmead/) with great results for some time. It's worked
> great. It can only stream live TV and watch recorded TV.. Bu
How is the screen update speed (menus, OSD, etc) with a relatively
slow CPU like that?
-Pete
On Oct 7, 2005, at 8:53 PM, Todd Ignasiak wrote:
The Roku is designed as a media player. It has an integrated HD
MPEG decoder, which lets it handle the video even with its 300MHz
MIPS CPU. It d
I _do_ keep careful records (dated xerox of all the stuff I send in),
and have yet to be screwed unless it was my fault (didn't send it in by
the end date, etc). I've had one denied, but faxing a copy of my
submission was sufficient to get it cleared up.
Obviously, that all takes some time, and ye
I've got an xbox that I installed Xebian 1.1.1 on and am using
Dennis' kick-ass MythTV-Xbox 0.4.5beta script. However, while
installing/upgrading packages, I'm running into a bunch of issues
with repositories not being found and unsolvable dependency loops:
--
E:
Ok, switching to GCC 3.3 got me past the earlier error. I'll poke at
the new ones and see where they lead.
Originally when I went to Snyderpad, I got a "dynamic dns" hosting
error page. Looks like they're back up now. I grabbed the client, but
it refuses to run. Here's what I see in the con
I'm in the hunt for a replacement for my (don't laugh) TNT card that
currently is in my backend system. I'm looking for an upgrade and was
wondering if anybody on the list had a card they want to get rid of?
I'm never (well probably never) going to use this machine as a
frontend, so I don't
Hi. Interesting tip! Do you know if this is in FC3 or just in FC4?
Thanks.
-Pete
On Aug 25, 2005, at 10:08 PM, Phill Edwards wrote:
Actually, for Fedora Core (and likely other distros with recent VNC
versions) you don't even need x11vnc to attach to the current
screen/session. Just add:
L
stall mysql on my mac if i download the prebuild
> binary? i have it isntalled but the bin isn't in a public place?
> maybe because it can't get to the database it drops?
>
> i've never run a .app folder from terminal to see error messages, is
> that even possible
You'll need to have the backend set up with a consistent IP address
(either static or permanently assigned via DHCP). Then all you should
need to do is go through the setup screens on the Mac client, properly
specifying the backend address as needed. I'm running a 18.1 backend and
the "CVS" client
Try typing this:
bahama breeze near 98108
...into Google Maps.
It's in SouthCenter Mall. Easy shot down 405 from the greater Eastside area.
I'd love to attend, but I'm already past the event horizon for other
activities tonight. :-(
-Pete
todd bailey wrote:
> map link broken (at least for me
On Jun 22, 2005, at 8:00 PM, Robert Tsai wrote:
I'm starting down the JP1 road.
For starters (to give myself something to be happy about while I
figure out this JP1 stuff) I just did the normal "learning"
functionality with the remote and a wireless keyboard and quickly used
up all the memory.
On Mar 23, 2005, at 8:20 AM, Andrew Close wrote:
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 10:34:24 -0800, Peter Loron
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've got my backend up (and running the frontend on my Mac...yeah!),
now it's time to tackle the XBox frontend. Question of the moment:
what's the chea
I've got my backend up (and running the frontend on my Mac...yeah!),
now it's time to tackle the XBox frontend. Question of the moment:
what's the cheapest way to get an IR receiver for it? It seems very
silly to pay $30 for the MSFT DVD kit and then throw away the remote
(I'm going to use my R
On Mar 18, 2005, at 5:55 PM, Phill Edwards wrote:
Often wondered about why people are so concerned about WOL
for a myth box. Where is Electricity so expensive that leaving it
on 24/7 is a problem?
Who said anything about money? Did you ever hear of something called
"Global Warming"?
Regards,
Phill
Acutally there's a 0.4.5 beta on there from the end of October. I
believe that works with 0.17.
-Pete
Listman wrote:
Is the mythtv-xbox still being worked on? The latest file on
http://bit.blkbk.com/ is mythtv-xbox.0.4.4.tar.gz with a date of
12-Sep-2004 09:01. That file does not work for me conn
Jim Gifford wrote:
I have setup nvram-wakeup with the current fedora, if people are
interested I can post my working configuration information here, or I
can see if Jarod would take my notes and add it to his tips and tricks
section of the mythtv fedora how-to.
Jim, I would love to have those no
Partly it is an expense. In some places (like California), electricity
is very expensive. Having a 100+ watt machine on all the time adds up.
You also are pumping heat into the room, which you may be paying again
to extract with your air conditioning.
Aside from any cost constraints, there's th
I'm not done fiddling with it (see recent post about mounting MythVideo
volume from a shut-down backend), and I still need to tackle getting my
Xbox frontend setup, but my 0.17 system is basically working.
Just want to say a huge thank you to all the Myth developers and to
Jarod for your kickas
Calvin Harrigan wrote:
I've been wrestling a similar problem with a new frontend as well.
Everything works fine after I mounted the backends media directory into
the same place on the frontend as it is on the backend. Here's the
issue, the backend is usually off, it uses nvram to wake-up recor
Ding! That would be a much better change.
-Pete
On Mar 13, 2005, at 9:11 AM, Michael Haan wrote:
Why is it built so that changing these values requires a recompile?
Shouldn't these be UI configurable?
On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 08:58:37 -0500, Maverick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
They also seem to have ch
Ok, this is drifting a bit OT, but I'm going to strike while the iron
is hot. I've got my backend machine set up and pretty much working, but
it is going in the closet so I don't have to listen to it. I need to
get VNC working. In the past when I was running FC1, I just did apt-get
for TightVNC
On Mar 7, 2005, at 8:29 PM, Scot L. Harris wrote:
Still sorting out minor issues with a new mythtv system.
Running 0.17 from ATRPMS on FC3 system.
I noted in some past messages on the list that the mythweather feature
should have animated radar maps.
For Orlando, FL I verified that weather.com wher
Pascal Hos wrote:
You could also try to install mysql using fink
(http://fink.sourceforge.net/index.php). Then follow the instructions
on the mythtv documentation section for mysql
(http://www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-6.html)
Pascal
Or you can run an installer package from MySQL:
http://dev.mys
I don't have anything to say (+/-) about Highpoint, but 3ware makes
great hardware and they have excellent Linux support.
-Pete
On Dec 21, 2004, at 12:04 AM, Max Waterman wrote:
While I am waiting for opinions, I am coming to the conclusion that
Highpoint is a name to look for.
Is this right?
M
More evil topposting.
The problem is that there is *NO* economical backup solution for
end-users with hundreds of GB of data. The only thing that comes close
is to have another RAID in another machine that you mirror to.
Individual drives aren't big enough for large collections (I don't even
ha
I don't know if anybody else has mentioned this (missed the earlier part
of the thread), but if you decide to go with a hardware RAID solution,
be sure to check out the 3ware stuff. I've had excellent experiences
with their products under Linux and Windows.
http://3ware.com/
-Pete
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