On Sat, Mar 19, 2005 at 03:57:57PM -0500, J. Donavan Stanley wrote: > Well in my case I had zero issues, I built the driver, installed it as > was ready to go (aside from my setting Myth to /dev/video0 instead of > /dev/dtv0 at first). Then again, from day one I've done my homework and > not tried to force Linux/Myth to adapt to my hardware and instead bought > hardware I knew would less of a hassle. Every piece of hardware in my > Myth machines was chosen after having researched things on the mailing > lists.
I would be keen to see your hardware list because I thought I did pretty much the same thing -- picked a common and popular distro (Fedora Core), the most popular video card (Nvidia fx 5200), a popular motherboard chipset (NForce2) and other choices among the most tested (only the pcHDTV-3000 was relatively new at the time) and there were still a large number of issues. I was able to solve the issues, but that doesn't mean there weren't many. So if you have the hardware set for a zero issue install, I think many would appreciate a writeup. The main thing I could see doing differently might be to go with debian rather than Fedora.
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