Kevin Kuphal wrote:
Cecil Watson wrote:
I have a working CVS backend and I'm building a new frontend. I
want to use the CD boot frontend KnoppMyth and not have a HD in my
frontend. I can't do it AFAIK because the KnoppMyth CD doesn't
support my CVS backend because the protocols have changed.
Cecil Watson wrote:
Why may such a statement? It seems as if you stating that KnoppMyth
is deficient in some way when compared to MythTV installed on another
distro. The point of KnoppMyth is to get a PVR up and running in the
easiest/quickest/best (IMHO) manner possible. KnoppMyth will do a
Cecil Watson wrote:
I have a working CVS backend and I'm building a new frontend. I want
to use the CD boot frontend KnoppMyth and not have a HD in my
frontend. I can't do it AFAIK because the KnoppMyth CD doesn't
support my CVS backend because the protocols have changed.
This has to do with
Thanks again, Cecil.
You're welcome. Of course KnoppMyth wouldn't be KnoppMyth w/o Knoppix
(many thanks to Klaus) and MythTV (many thanks to Isaac). Many thanks
to all that have helped develop this great projects and Open Source in
general. When the source is open, the possibilities are endl
I have a working CVS backend and I'm building a new frontend. I want
to use the CD boot frontend KnoppMyth and not have a HD in my
frontend. I can't do it AFAIK because the KnoppMyth CD doesn't
support my CVS backend because the protocols have changed.
This has to do with the way MythTV func
"> Why may such a statement?"
I certainly meant no offense by it. However, the user's email was
primarily concerned with using one of several Fedora distros,
mandrake, or debian (ya, i know knopp is built from it). I was
suggesting that if he desires to use one of these, he might try
knoppmyth b
Cecil Watson wrote:
if you just want to get your feet wet in myth before doing a
major install.
Why may such a statement? It seems as if you stating that KnoppMyth
is deficient in some way when compared to MythTV installed on another
distro. The point of KnoppMyth is to get a PVR up and run
Cecil Watson wrote:
if you just want to get your feet wet in myth before doing a
major install.
Why may such a statement? It seems as if you stating that KnoppMyth
is deficient in some way when compared to MythTV installed on another
distro. The point of KnoppMyth is to get a PVR up and run
if you just want to get your feet wet in myth before doing a
major install.
Why may such a statement? It seems as if you stating that KnoppMyth is
deficient in some way when compared to MythTV installed on another
distro. The point of KnoppMyth is to get a PVR up and running in the
easiest
I would use FC3 (you can download a single dvd image to do the install
off of instead of 3 CDs) since that's what Jarod's current doc is
written for. You could also do a KnoppMyth install. It's a knoppix
disk that has mythtv pretty much pre-configured...very easy to work
with if you just want to g
On Fri, 2005-01-21 at 11:44, Rob G wrote:
> Ok I am gonna start building my MythTV system. I have a blank system
> to work with what Linux Flavour should I put on for the best results.
I like chocolate.
For best results, eat the chocolate while reading the list archives.
This has gone past bei
--- Rob G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok I am gonna start building my MythTV system. I
> have a blank system
> to work with what Linux Flavour should I put on for
> the best results.
> I have no problems with any flavour just would like
> to know what is
> the best for MythTV
>
> Debian (unst
Ok I am gonna start building my MythTV system. I have a blank system
to work with what Linux Flavour should I put on for the best results.
I have no problems with any flavour just would like to know what is
the best for MythTV
Debian (unstable)Sarge - 15CD
Fedora Core 3 - 3 CD for all Fedora;s I
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