I'm fairly sure I've got an M3N78-EM that is working just fine under
ubuntu 9.04 (mythbuntu).
This is probably a good question to push off to the ubuntu forums.
Try this thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1140776highlight=Dewey_Oxberger
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Proposed works for me. No sign of mysql trouble in any of the logs.
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Proposed works for me. No sign of mysql trouble in any of the logs.
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Probably no point in me doing this but I spent the evening trying to get
the mysqld process hanging with the patch installed and never could.
I'm using network manager and the WaitForHDHomeRun script and I'm not
seeing any trouble.
I forgot to mention - before the patch I occasionally saw mysqld
Probably no point in me doing this but I spent the evening trying to get
the mysqld process hanging with the patch installed and never could.
I'm using network manager and the WaitForHDHomeRun script and I'm not
seeing any trouble.
I forgot to mention - before the patch I occasionally saw mysqld
Strange. I set everything back to default except I didn't use my
SxxWaitForHDHomeRun script. I manually configured the network and had
Network Manager shut off. I verified I was getting the problem, then
applied the patch. I haven't had a single mysqld process hanging since
the patch.
I
Strange. I set everything back to default except I didn't use my
SxxWaitForHDHomeRun script. I manually configured the network and had
Network Manager shut off. I verified I was getting the problem, then
applied the patch. I haven't had a single mysqld process hanging since
the patch.
I
Martin,
Is it a good enough test to install over Mario's PPA or would you prefer
I revert mysql, reproduce the error, then apply the proposed over the
top of it?
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Added jaunty-proposed and did a partial update of mysql. No problems
found with mythbuntu. I you want a test on a clean install let me know.
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Martin,
Is it a good enough test to install over Mario's PPA or would you prefer
I revert mysql, reproduce the error, then apply the proposed over the
top of it?
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Added jaunty-proposed and did a partial update of mysql. No problems
found with mythbuntu. I you want a test on a clean install let me know.
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I'm testing the patch. Works Great! Mario really is Super.
I'm a Mythbuntu 9.04 RC install that was fully updated as of yesterday
(before the PPA test fix). I restored everything to the error state
and verified the error still exists. The error state does have the
problem. (mythbackend log
I'm testing the patch. Works Great! Mario really is Super.
I'm a Mythbuntu 9.04 RC install that was fully updated as of yesterday
(before the PPA test fix). I restored everything to the error state
and verified the error still exists. The error state does have the
problem. (mythbackend log
Belgarth:
With ALSA everything is possible :)
The hdmi device that is defined by default in the newer alsa revs
doesn't seem to fix the number of channels or the sample rate. Here is
an asound.config that I posted several months ago on the ubuntu forums.
This config defines a virtual device
On a fresh install of mythbuntu 9.04 I get this problem. The fix
described above does not work for me. (It doesn't change the behavior
at all as far as I can tell).
My situation is more complex since I use a HDHomeRun tuner (so I need
the network working as well). Here is what I've tried:
1)
With the alsa 1.019 and the nvidia 180 or greater this works. In 9.04
it works out of the box.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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Not a bug. In the tuner setup EIT scan was enabled. That caused the
lights to come on. The tuner was pulling a small amount of data in
checking for EIT information on the channels. Not a bug -- A user
error.
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I've got this problem on Ubuntu 9.04 RC (Mythbuntu). Dang strange
database behavior. It seems mysql sometimes boots okay but sometimes it
boots and I can't connect to it.
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I was just working on this last night and it looks promising but I'm
still not working. Belgarth, can you post your asound.conf?
Thanks -
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It works for me. I didn't do anything special. No asound.conf. I just
did a reboot and now when I speaker-test -Dhdmi -c2 it works.
The only problem I seem to have is the volume control in mythtv isn't
working for me...
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I can't get any volume control to work. Alsamixer doesn't seem to
affect the volume. If anyone has any ideas I could sure use them ;)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mythtv
Using mythtv from Mythbuntu 8.10. All packages updated as of today.
Also applied the mythbuntu weekly builds.
From a cold boot the system comes up, works its way into mythfrontend,
and after several seconds both tuner lights on the HDHomeRun
On an ABit AN-M2HD that uses an NVidia 7050PV chipset with a fresh
install of Mythbuntu 8.10 and Nvidia 177.80 I can see that things have
changed but I don't think it works:
aplay -L
default:CARD=NVidia
HDA NVidia, ALC888 Analog
Default Audio Device
front:CARD=NVidia,DEV=0
HDA
That bugtrack bug is similar to 0003654: https://bugtrack.alsa-
project.org/alsa-bug/view.php?id=3654
Bug 0003654 is being worked on.
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