You could use the firewire port if your cable box supports it, so all
you'd need is a firewire cable...
Vic
cardboil wrote:
I'm trying to set up my Dell Inspiron 9300 laptop for mythtv with
cable. Does anyone have any recommendations for this kind of setup
and which kind of external TV
I use this card on my laptop (inspiron 700m) and it works flawlessy...
you need to use the kernel module ipw2200.
Vic
Kevin Kuphal wrote:
Darren Black wrote:
I just bought myself a Dell Inspiron 6000 laptop (wasn't keen on
buying Dell, but the price was good and it's a surprisingly nice
I tried that... I originally put the swap on my file server and didn't
use the harddrive once it booted into linux. The NFS swap was
horrifically slow. I do not recommend it, however if your harddrive has
a 10gig instead of an 8gig, you could use the extra 2 gigs for swap
(which the xbox doesn't
Shallax, gentoox developer, has a couple really good utilities to
control the hardware, including a utility to quiet the fan down from 20%
all the way to 100%... you could play with it and see if thats whats
causing the noise. The fan is hands down the loudest component of the xbox.
Vic
Ben Dash
xbox dev # ls -1 hda*
hda
hda1
hda10
hda11
hda12
hda13
hda14
hda15
hda16
hda17
hda18
hda19
hda2
hda20
hda3
hda4
hda5
hda50
hda51
hda52
hda53
hda54
hda55
hda6
hda7
hda8
hda9
thats what I got and i have a 10gig... if someone has an 8gig to compare...
Vic
Ben Dash wrote:
Victor,
I was thinking
are you sure the xbox is even detencting the usb dongle? whats the
output of lsusb
Vic
Ben Dash wrote:
I see below that you're using xir. Does that mean
that you are using a 2.4 kernel and GentooX? I was
under the impression that with a 2.6 kernel I should
use xboxusb as my lirc driver. I
i had this problem for months because I didn't have my usb module's
loaded... whats the output of lsusb?
Vic
Ben Dash wrote:
My NFS root xBox is fine, however, I'm using a local
swap on the xBox fatx HDD in case that effects
anyone's choice.
This setup works great for me, if only I could get
11:45 , Victor sent:
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I have gentoo running on my xbox not gentoox. I've had no problems
(except for the new alpha version of alsa). Is there a reason it must
be xebain?
Vic
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I
I have gentoo running on my xbox not gentoox. I've had no problems
(except for the new alpha version of alsa). Is there a reason it must
be xebain?
Vic
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I may not be intelligent enough, however. Currently I'm trying to
determine which X11 dev library is needed to
http://www.mythtv-xbox.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=23, I assumed it
was a little more troublesome to go the gentoo option.
Thanks
Mike
*On Thu Oct 13 11:45 , Victor sent:
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I have gentoo running on my xbox not gentoox. I've had no problems
(except for the new
AFAIK mythvideo shares one table across all its clients. So your FE has
videos at /myth/share-videos and your BE/FE has them in /myth/video.
Put the NFS mount in the same place and it should work. As far as
syncing... that sounds like another issue.
Vic
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying
I just finished gentoo 2005.1 booting with a working lirc install.
Turns out the usb drivers were modules and not compiled into the kernel
as I thought I had made them. Anyway, the xbox boots straight into
linux using Xromwell. I apparently have a 10 gig HD so I'm going to
take the other 2 gigs
I successfully netbooted Gentoo 2005.0 without modifying any hardware.
While i had some lirc problems it ran mythtv fairly well... I'm loading
2005.1 now to see if I can get lirc working. Will keep you posted.
Vic
James Pattinson wrote:
Hi All
I am currently using minimyth on an EPIA-M as
nodes?
How about /dev/lirc/0? Does an older kernel work?
On 12/09/05, Jonathan Oexner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Chris,
Sorry to bug you, but we didn't know where else to turn on this, and
it's your name that comes up in modinfo. ;) Any suggestions?
Thanks,
-Jon
On 9/11/05, Victor [EMAIL
I've played with this EXACT issue for hours... to no avail. I've tried
making manually making a /dev/lirc0, compiling lirc from source, playing
with the devfs rules and nothing. I'm out of steam and frankly have just
about given up on it.
Vic
Jonathan Oexner wrote:
Hi, I'm attempting to set up
the correct remote file to /etc/
I think I had to do this by hand...
On 9/11/05, Victor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've played with this EXACT issue for hours... to no avail. I've tried
making manually making a /dev/lirc0, compiling lirc from source, playing
with the devfs rules and nothing. I'm out
yes i'm using 2.6.12.5-xbox... the exact version that Jonathan is using
Vic
Andrew Ziobro wrote:
No it gets created automaticly.
By the way, you are running the 2.6 kernel correct?
The usb driver in LIRC 0.7 only works on 2.6
On 9/11/05, Victor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The device /dev
what version of gcc are you using to compile? the march changes for the
C3 depends on the version of gcc. Newer gcc's even support C3-2 for the
Nehemiah core.
Vic
Allan Stirling wrote:
Thomas Kuster wrote:
hello
Am Freitag, 26. August 2005 00.15 schrieb Allan Stirling:
Your Via C3 is
I just joined the list so I'm not sure if this has already been
mentioned or not, but for my frontends I control them via synergy(
http://sourceforge.net/projects/synergy2 ). It just allows you scroll
your mouse over in either direction and it becomes part of the next
screen. Allow it doesn't
Well maybe... do you have C3 Ezra or C3 Nehemiah.
The docs are here:
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.0.1/gcc/i386-and-x86_002d64-Options.html#index-mtune-962
it depends which c3 you have, if you arent sure use the ezra (c3) as it
will compile for both ezra and nehemiah cores. However
Go to datadirect's website edit your cable lineup unchecking the
channels you don't get. Then delete these from the database (you can
clear all channel info in mythtv-setup)
On 7/13/05, rachel o'connor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
I have both cable and directv inputs into my card, but I
a negative priority worked better.
Thanks for your help.
On 5/9/05, Bruce Markey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Victor Perez wrote:
I have ESPN on channel 33 (Cable) and channel 140 (Dish Network). If I
set a recording from channel 140 It always activates another tuner
card on channel 33 instead, even
I have ESPN on channel 33 (Cable) and channel 140 (Dish Network). If I
set a recording from channel 140 It always activates another tuner
card on channel 33 instead, even if I am watching channel 140 in live
tv and hit record.
Any way to force Mythtv to record from channel 140 without removing
I readed somewhere the cx25840's i2c_enable doesn't count 250/350 so I
removed the first -1 and it worked:
options cx25840 i2c_enable=1 no_black_magic=1
On 5/6/05, Larry Symms [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jarod Wilson wrote:
On Monday 25 April 2005 05:37, Larry Symms wrote:
I'm having
I just added a 150 last week and had the same problem until I figured
out the i2c_enable switch. In the saa7127 you have to pass a -1 to
your 150 and/or 500's, but for the cx25840 you skip the 350.
When I added the 150 I got it to work with:
options saa7127 i2c_enable=1,-1
options cx25840
I have that config right now on my Knoppmyth R4V5 and bttv looks like
crap over the PVR-350 tv-out (AMD Sempron 2200). Sometimes I use
nuvexport so I can watch sports recordings a little better.
I recommend you hold the money and better go with a PVR-150. I already
bought one ($66 on Amazon) and
I have been running nuvexport from the file
nuvexport-2004-11-02.tar.bz2 I downloaded from forevermore.net. Today
I downloaded the latest 0.2 release
(nuvexport-0.2-cvs20050126.tar.bz2) and after make install I get the
following when running nuvexport:
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