Thanks Jeff - I will give it a try !!
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 15:29:06 -0500, Jeff Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's slightly complicated, but definitely still doable, more so than
just installing from tarballs.
The short version is that you'll want to create a portage overlay
where you
Thanks David -
I will be running the backend on a Dual Athlon (2400's). Hopefully this
will be fast enough for my backend.
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 06:54:46 +
David Morrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard J. Sears wrote:
Richard -
Thanks to you (and others) for the great feedback. I
On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 11:01:25AM -0800, Richard J. Sears wrote:
Having been working with Asterisk on Gentoo for some time now I know that
using the Gentoo method with software that changes quickly and whose
plugins and addons require manual configs, patches and makes sometimes
it may be
Dan Littlejohn wrote:
There are good guides for Gentoo installs here:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/index.php?title=HOWTO_Setup_MythTV
http://home.comcast.net/~alf_park/mythtv.html
Includes use flags and window manager opinions.
for the 15 min install there is Jarod's Guide for Red Hat, lol.
Dan,
How do I instruct emerge to use the CVS instead of the ebuild on the system..?
I have never done that!
Thanks
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 12:20:32 -0800, Jim Kusznir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan Littlejohn wrote:
There are good guides for Gentoo installs here:
It's slightly complicated, but definitely still doable, more so than
just installing from tarballs.
The short version is that you'll want to create a portage overlay
where you copy ebuilds that you download yourself. You set up portage
to look in this local overlay first, and then all you have to
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 12:23:44 -0800, Richard Sears [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan,
How do I instruct emerge to use the CVS instead of the ebuild on the system..?
I have never done that!
Thanks
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 12:20:32 -0800, Jim Kusznir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan Littlejohn
Hey Everyone,
I have seen the info on installing MythTV on Gentoo and we primarily run
Gentoo in our production environment so I am comfortable with it, but
Having been working with Asterisk on Gentoo for some time now I know that
using the Gentoo method with software that changes quickly
Richard J. Sears wrote:
I guess I was wondering what you Gentoo folks thought about this. Did
you use emerge to do the job, did you have trouble later patching and
compiling addons or other programs to make MythTV the best it could..?
I used the CVS just before 0.17 came out and the ebuilds when
myth and gentoo work together beautifully :-)
The only problems I've run into are when I tried to install myth cvs
without emerging it - it copied the include files into
/usr/local/mythtv and it was messing up future installs once those
includes changed. Once I cleaned those out it was fine
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:11:32 -0500, Jeff Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
myth and gentoo work together beautifully :-)
The only problems I've run into are when I tried to install myth cvs
without emerging it - it copied the include files into
/usr/local/mythtv and it was messing up future
Richard -
Thanks to you (and others) for the great feedback. I had a few more
problems with Asterisk and the addon's :-)
Couple of quick questions. First, would you share your make.conf USE
flags with me so I get them right the first time and second, Did you use
KDE or Gnome..?
Thanks Again !!
Craig Partin wrote:
Now how long til Jarod pops in with I can have a red hat box up in 15
minutes? :)
Well, I can have a Windows box down in 5 mins - does that count ;)
David
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There are good guides for Gentoo installs here:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/index.php?title=HOWTO_Setup_MythTV
http://home.comcast.net/~alf_park/mythtv.html
Includes use flags and window manager opinions.
for the 15 min install there is Jarod's Guide for Red Hat, lol.
I use gnome, but not on the myth session. I just use a very minimal
setup for myth:
http://jeff.jeffornot.com/start_myth.sh
for my use flags:
USE=gnome2 gtk2 gtk apache2 php perl acpi apm avi esd gnome \
gtkhtml jpeg libwww mpeg mysql opengl perl png samba ssl \
tiff truetype usb X gl pda
Well, ever since I was a total noob I've been with Gentoo. I'm not
counting the abortive attempts at getting FC Redhat to work properly a
few years ago... yuk! (Yes I actually messed up my system twice by
changing the screen res couldn't find out how to fix it - not having
more than one PC
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 11:01:25 -0800, Richard J. Sears
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Everyone,
I have seen the info on installing MythTV on Gentoo and we primarily run
Gentoo in our production environment so I am comfortable with it, but
I am a Gentoo user and the only problem I had was
Thanks Jeff - this will get me on my way :-)
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:42:42 -0500
Jeff Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use gnome, but not on the myth session. I just use a very minimal
setup for myth:
http://jeff.jeffornot.com/start_myth.sh
for my use flags:
USE=gnome2 gtk2 gtk
I've just emerged everything. Worked great on my 0.15 install...trouble
was...the box was too weak.
I've built another box...emerged everything for 0.16.
All is working fine except no sound on TV capture or live...I'm
troubleshooting that.
The ebuilds for ivtv are built on gentoo for the PVR
I solved this no sound thing by setting my audio matrix like this:
/usr/bin/ivtvctl -d /dev/video1 -v input=2,output=1
if you change channels do you get sound suddenly? That was the problem I had.
Jeff
Quoting Kelly Grigg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've just emerged everything. Worked great on my
Richard J. Sears wrote:
Richard -
Thanks to you (and others) for the great feedback. I had a few more
problems with Asterisk and the addon's :-)
Couple of quick questions. First, would you share your make.conf USE
flags with me so I get them right the first time and second, Did you use
KDE or
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