On Wednesday 16 February 2005 02:38 am, Ivor Hewitt wrote:
> >
> > I don't think you should be using viafb, if not mistaken that's for
> > FrameBuffer as in usage for console.
>
> Unichrome is not viafb.
Right... I've learned a little more about EPIA development since I saw the
viafb and realize it's not relevant now.
I'm on Slack 10.0, so I had Xorg 6.7. Per suggestions here, I grabbed Xorg
6.8.2, compiled, installed.... KDE comes up fine, mythfrontend comes up fine
(and I even get video preview on the recorded programs screen), but whenever
I try to watch something full-screen (or even running the frontend in a
window), I get a black screen (or black video window) and the console locks
up hard.
If I compiled myth (0.17) with only xv support, that's using the driver that
comes with xorg 6.8.2, right? How can I blame the "via" driver in Xorg when
KDE works just fine? Is myth doing anything more than writing to an X
screen? Is there another package/library that I'm overlooking in this
equation?
I've captured detailed frontend logs (with -v all enabled) and I still see the
following messages continuing to infinity:
2005-02-14 20:25:44.013 Timed out waiting for free video buffers.
2005-02-14 20:25:44.013 Broadcasting free space avail
And what are these trying to tell me?
nVidiaVideoSync: Could not open device /dev/nvidia0, No such device
DRMVideoSync: Could not open device /dev/dri/card0, No such file or
directory
-E.
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