On Tuesday 08 March 2005 19:36, Jeffrey Kember wrote: > I wish to build a backend with my epia m10000 to record from two > sources; firewire from my comcast motorola 6200 and HD3000 over the > air. I tried knoppmyth and found I was lacking kernel firewire support > in their latest distro.
You didn't mention what your frontend would be... I hope you aren't hoping to
also use the EPIA for HDTV playback, because it ain't gonna work. :-)
> If I go with Fedora Core 3 and the latest binaries will I be able to
> run right out of the box?
The latest Myth packages on ATrpms.net include FireWire input support, and the
repo also provides the required libraw1394 and libiec61883 packages. There's
a bit of work you have to do to get the needed modules loading
and /dev/raw1394 doesn't get created by udev (bug in the current raw1394 code
in the kernel), but its pretty easy to set up.
> Are there any firewire recording success stories to share?
Yup. Works great for me.
I plan to actually write about it this weekend...
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