There will allways be programming information available whether or
not it remains FREE is another story alltogether.
That being said, I would doubt that information such as this will be
diappearing anytime soon
- Mark
Cory Papenfuss wrote:
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005, Carrison, Stuart wrote:
So
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005, Carrison, Stuart wrote:
Some folks made it in their spare time - and considering this, it ain't
*that* hard to get going - they made it pretty easy as long as you've
got hardware that's supported by Linux n' IVTV. I considered myself a
Linux noob a month ago, after cobling t
Gombos
Posted At: 13 March 2005 01:07
Posted To: MythTV Users
Conversation: [mythtv-users] Is mythTV ready for prime time?
Subject: [mythtv-users] Is mythTV ready for prime time?
After fighting with database issues on Suse 9.1, I switched to
KnoppMyth, which supposedly auto-installs all the prer
I didn't start the thread. I was answering the initial problem.
I have no intention to use KnoppMyth.
> > No my question is.
> > Does KnoppMyth support dvb out of the box install?
> > I have a fusion dvb card it's pretty generic and it
> > works when I
> > install linuxtv-dvb.
>
> The alpha ver
--- Kevin Saenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No my question is.
> Does KnoppMyth support dvb out of the box install?
> I have a fusion dvb card it's pretty generic and it
> works when I
> install linuxtv-dvb.
The alpha version, R5A12 probably does. The earlier
released version R4V5 probably does
No my question is.
Does KnoppMyth support dvb out of the box install?
I have a fusion dvb card it's pretty generic and it works when I
install linuxtv-dvb.
Also I had a strange episode which I can not reproduce and that was
pip using that card.
>
> > I threw in the towel with Suse9.0 and 9.1 (I w
You could try the SUSE rpm's from here:
http://folk.uio.no/oeysteio/apt/suse/
Greg
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Saenz
> Sent: 14 March 2005 21:47
> To: Discussion about mythtv
> Subject: Re: [mythtv
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 16:03:18 -0600, E. Mike Durbin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem isn't with Suse directly. It's with QT.
> QT on Suse is not compiled with database support
> or threads.
The real problem with Suse's Qt was with some of Myth's plugins. This
has been fixed in .17. I'm a
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 08:47:03 +1100, Kevin Saenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I threw in the towel with Suse9.0 and 9.1 (I was testing Suse as place
> of employment is a Novell house). There are a few people who have had
> success with using mythtv on suse.
>
> I was thinking of using knoppMyth th
The problem isn't with Suse directly. It's with QT.
QT on Suse is not compiled with database support
or threads.
Simply download QT 3.3.4, configure, compile, install.
Then link /usr/lib/qt3 to /usr/local/qt (from the QT install)
and you're good to go.
This is what it took to get MythTV running on
> >After fighting with database issues on Suse 9.1, I switched to
> >KnoppMyth, which supposedly auto-installs all the prereqs and sets up
> >the database. Yet it "cannot connect to the master backend
> >database."
> >
> >I'm throwing in the towel. Looking at the archives of this list, it
> >appe
Justin Gombos wrote:
After fighting with database issues on Suse 9.1, I switched to
KnoppMyth, which supposedly auto-installs all the prereqs and sets up
the database. Yet it "cannot connect to the master backend
database."
I'm throwing in the towel. Looking at the archives of this list, it
ap
> Yes it is. (well, apart from some geeky bits in the setup that aren't
> easy for distros to hide)
>
> The whole appliance/1-button install distro (ie Knoppmyth) is not ---
> quite -- yet.
I find KnoppMyth to be an excellent distro. It isn't "one step" if
you're using PVR-350 out, that requires
Justin Gombos wrote:
After fighting with database issues on Suse 9.1, I switched to
KnoppMyth, which supposedly auto-installs all the prereqs and sets up
the database. Yet it "cannot connect to the master backend
database."
I'm throwing in the towel. Looking at the archives of this list, it
ap
I feel I have to respond to this. I had a DirecTivo. It was 100
times easier to setup than Myth ever was. That is not to say that
Myth isn't 1000 times better than TiVo. Myth has so many more
functions. I completely agree with Rob here. Tivo is cool...but it
is like a gateway drug. It will d
On Sat, Mar 12, 2005 at 06:07:19PM -0700, Justin Gombos wrote:
[snip]
> I'm throwing in the towel. Looking at the archives of this list, it
> appears that this tool is still packed with gotchas, one complication
> after another. Does anyone else share the same thoughts, or am I just
> having unus
I would look at the Knoppmyth wiki that states what mysql command you
need to run to grant connections from your frontend. By default the
mysql grant/create statements only create a connection for localhost
and not from anything over your network.
http://knoppmythwiki.homelinux.org/index.php?page=
I completely agree. MythTV is a fantastic app, but can be a pain in
the rear to get up and working. I have to say that without Jared
Wilson's guide (www.wilsonet.com), I would not be the happy MythTV
user I am today. His site convinced me to start using Myth in the
first place. I had never real
Justin Gombos wrote:
After fighting with database issues on Suse 9.1, I switched to
KnoppMyth, which supposedly auto-installs all the prereqs and sets up
the database. Yet it "cannot connect to the master backend
database."
I'm throwing in the towel. Looking at the archives of this list, it
ap
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:07:19 -0700, Justin Gombos
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After fighting with database issues on Suse 9.1, I switched to
> KnoppMyth, which supposedly auto-installs all the prereqs and sets up
> the database. Yet it "cannot connect to the master backend
> database."
>
> I'm t
After fighting with database issues on Suse 9.1, I switched to
KnoppMyth, which supposedly auto-installs all the prereqs and sets up
the database. Yet it "cannot connect to the master backend
database."
I'm throwing in the towel. Looking at the archives of this list, it
appears that this tool
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