Ttoine,
Answer 5 years later (!), but yes. Only needed to install the fiirmware
(and have done so again with 14.04.2). For my sound card, where I don't
think that the firmware has changed, it would appear that it's fine to
have the alsa drivers and firmware at different versions. I presume this
I have also encountered this bug (lirc_i2c module missing in kernel
2.6.38-8-generic and 2.6.38-11-generic) in Mythbuntu.
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I have also encountered this bug (lirc_i2c module missing in kernel
2.6.38-8-generic and 2.6.38-11-generic) in Mythbuntu.
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Some more googling seems to indicate the same problem in archlinux and
gentoo.
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Title:
linux-image-2.6.38-8-server Missing lirc_i2c Kernel Module
Hi
I have just encountered the same problem after installing the DKMS
modules lirc-modules-source (v 0.8.7-0ubuntu4.1)
I have a double whammy now, because the default kernel 2.6.38-8 and
2.6.38.11 does not have lirc_i2c driver installed which I need to get my
remote to work, and the following
Unfortunately, ir-kbd-i2c did not work properly with my remote control
(there was a spate of other users at the time using 9.04) who had the
same problem. udev hooked the device before lirc could get it. I could
not stop this from happening, and now on 11.04, my device is not
recognised at all by
Public bug reported:
On a fresh install of Mythbuntu 10.04 i386:
Automount does not work. Inserting a USB drive does not bring up a
desktop icon. It also does not show up in Thunar file manager.
Mounting the device manually works (i.e. sudo mount /dev/sd*1
/media/disk) , but only root access is
OK, it seems this bug is already fixed. On installation of updates,
things have returned to normal.
But imho, not a good bug to be in a LTS release, where every fresh
install from the CD is tainted.
Will not be advising people to use this release until 10.10
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Cool
Great to see this getting some action!
Thanks, Team.
Angus
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Toine Scholtz? just checking
was
Just hit the same issue after installing a clean 10.04 Ubuntu Studio with an
EMU-1212 card. Grabbed the tarball from the alsa website and installed the old
fashioned way.
After the initial glitch of the firmware missing, I am very impressed
with the distro.
I think this bug is the same that I reported in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mythbuntu/+bug/371062
The most likely problem is that you selected VNC as an additional
service, and used non-alphanumeric characters in your password. This
crashes the installer when it configures vnc before it installs
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 363153 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/363153
I'll be happy to. I'm new to Mythbuntu (not Ubuntu - have used it since
6.06). This is my first install.being in South Africa with expensive
bandwidth we usually wait for a release and then copy the
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Hi There
I have posted a workaround here:
This is still an issue with Gutsy and Hardy.
The workaround still applies. I am concerned that a lot of new users
will be put off because of this and other driver related
issues..Like with Gutsy the boot CD - X works in 640x480 mode. In
Hardy, X is broken and you need to boot up in failsafe
Thanks Davor
I used sysv-rc-conf and disabled powernowd. This solved the problem, I
haven't had a crash since then.
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Hi
I have the same issue with Feisty (7.04) wih kernel 2.6.20 and all
updates installed.
System freezes to a white screen a few minutes after launch of Firefox
(also up-to-date). The only recovery option is a hard reset. I have not
looked at logs to see what happened in the kernel.
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