On Monday 20 August 2007 16:07:10 Mitch Gore wrote:
> > I have a simple question about your setup and the crashes: does
> > your PVR-150 have adequate cooling? Does it crash like this under
> > Windows?
> >
> > - Rick
>
> It should have good cooling. It sits in my basement where its a
> constant ~70 degrees F. The PC idles around 38C.
>
> Im not sure if it works ok in windows. The only windows box I have
> is my laptop. Yesterday I moved the card to another Myth Frontend
> and configured it to be slave backend. I was able to record 3 hrs
> with no locks. I would prefer not to do this as normally i power off
> the frontend.
>
>
> One funny thing about it is that the Frontend is the exact same
> chipset! go figure.
>
> Do you think reinstalling the OS would fix this? I really dont want
> to as i would have to rebuild EVERYTHING IR Blaster, Remote, Myth
> SVN, mySQL, Firewire, easily a 4-5hr job.
>
> Thanks,
> mitchell
You could try using the latest v4l-dvb repository
(www.linuxtv.org/hg/v4l-dvb). This contains all my latest stability
patches as well. It can be installed over the existing kernel modules
(although it's recommended to make a backup of the kernel directory
in /lib/modules/).
It should work fine with MythTV provided you do not have a PVR-350 (the
decoder API has changed).
If you still have problems, then let me know.
Regards,
Hans
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