On Sun, August 5, 2007 12:39 pm, Gus Wirth wrote: > Lan Barnes wrote: >> I was perusing dmesg on my MythTV box for another reason, and found this >> dire warning three times in a row: >> >> **WARNING** I2C adapter driver [NVIDIA I2C Device] forgot to specify >> physical device; fix it! >> >> The nVidia output seems just fine. The color's a bit whacked, but I >> tuned >> the TV to meet it halfway, and it's acceptable ... and probably has >> little >> to do with the warning. Any clues? Should I ignore it? > > You didn't specify what NVIDIA device it might be. Do you think it's > from your video card? If I recall, it was a MX4000, which has no I2C > stuff. Do you have an NVIDIA chipset on your motherboard? Then you might > need to set up lm_sensors to be able to read things like CPU temp and > fan speed. If you don't care, then just ignore it. > > Gus >
I'm sorry, this is resolved. I got knowledgable advice that I could ignore the warning. Also, I "fixed" my color output issues by relenting and tuning the TV itself to have better color rendition from the signal it gets from the nVidia card ... sacrificing some color in the straight-through TV rendition. But we're using Myth more now, so so what? So my "big deals" now (too many quotes, but I don't have any real BIG deals with Myth, which is 90% there for my uses) are: - configuring remote front ends so we can all watch different things around the house (preventing use arguments). And there is some question on whether my 1.66 G CPU can handle a lot of this. - getting the DVD burner to actually burn DVDs, which apparently will take replacing the cheap-shit Asus board I went with (good time to get more punch in the CPU in that distant day when I have some actual money). - Mastering editing, transcoding, and archiving to videos, which is a matter of rading and expermenting, which I'm doing as I can. But experimenting is hard because everybody wants to be using Myth. Sooo ... Myth rocks (you heard it here), but it's yet another second career. And every so often I take a breather, because what we have already is far better than we had anticipated. -- Lan Barnes SCM Analyst Linux Guy Tcl/Tk Enthusiast Biodiesel Brewer -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
