Mike wrote:
I've just upgraded my frontends to use the marillat versions. (I
exclusivley use testing/etch not unstable/sid BTW)
For others reading this thread: they are complete packages and work
well. Given that most debian users will have marillat for mplayer and
xine; and given that it just
drbob wrote:
Thanks for all the responses. I think I'll try compiling from source. I
don't want to disturb the sarge setup more than necessary.
Well I've just compiled myth on my backend from the 0.18.1 tarball.
After a bit of basic setup (lvm creation on my 200gb drive for video,
custom
David wrote:
drbob wrote:
Thanks for all the responses. I think I'll try compiling from source. I
don't want to disturb the sarge setup more than necessary.
Does the marrilat repository only contain packages not included in the
official repository or a re there some backports of mere
On Mon, Jan 16, 2006 at 11:52:50PM -0500, Steve Adeff wrote:
Christian Marillat's depositry has MythTV now thanks to the work of some devs,
http://debian.video.free.fr/
From a debian machine
# apt-cache policy mythtv
mythtv:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 0.18.1-7
Version table:
I recently gave up on it and just got the svn. Once you have the dev packages
it needs installed its a snap to compile. But it seems that
deb ftp://ftp.nerim.net/debian-marillat/ sid main
is valid, at least it lists packages for me in synaptic, apparently newer than
the csh.dijkstra.edu packages
Thanks for all the responses. I think I'll try compiling from source. I
don't want to disturb the sarge setup more than necessary.
Does the marrilat repository only contain packages not included in the
official repository or a re there some backports of mere recent versions
as well? I like to
drbob wrote:
Thanks for all the responses. I think I'll try compiling from source. I
don't want to disturb the sarge setup more than necessary.
Does the marrilat repository only contain packages not included in the
official repository or a re there some backports of mere recent versions
as
I run it on debian sarge with my own compile of everything that isn't in
the normal repos. (like ffmpeg and all of that) One thing that I ended
up doing was building my own 2.6.14 kernel package for the HD-3000
drivers rather than trying to build them into the old kernel. (which is
also
I'd really like to try out mythtv. However my only option would be to
run the backend on my debian server (the frontend would be on a dual
boot windows/linux machine).
The problem is my server runs debian stable. I could countenance an
upgrade to etch but not to sid (I can't trust sid with my
drbob wrote:
It's beginning to look depressingly like I would need to switch
distributions to use mythtv :-( Any suggestions on what to do welcome.
Compile from source. Everything goes to /usr/local so it's fine. All
dependencies can be found in the normal debian stable repository (you
probably
On Monday 16 January 2006 21:21, drbob wrote:
I'd really like to try out mythtv. However my only option would be to
run the backend on my debian server (the frontend would be on a dual
boot windows/linux machine).
The problem is my server runs debian stable. I could countenance an
upgrade to
drbob wrote:
I'd really like to try out mythtv. However my only option would be to
run the backend on my debian server (the frontend would be on a dual
boot windows/linux machine).
The problem is my server runs debian stable. I could countenance an
upgrade to etch but not to sid (I can't
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