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superm1well we can always target 7.10 instead12:29
superm1and just have several betas between12:29
superm1i think this auto detection stuff would be really awesome to have in if possible12:29
DaveMorrisI've not looked (doing it Thurs) however we will need a database of cobos for it to work12:29
superm1cobos?12:29
DaveMorriscombos12:30
superm1oh right :)12:30
superm1well this will be directly related to some udev work keescook is doing12:30
superm1about card order and generic naming schemes12:30
DaveMorrisand I was wondering if it would be betetr to preahps have a button on the completed install asking if they want to submit there setup, which we can use within the database12:30
superm1this database may not be "necessary" for that exact reason ^(above)12:31
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Davieystill could have a feedback button that basically submits lspci or lshal - just to see what we are working with12:32
Davieybut not sure of it's merits tho12:32
keescookwell, I'm not sure if I can actually detect specifically which type of myth device a /dev/video* devnode is, but I'm hoping to at least give unique names to the cards as they're detected12:32
superm1well /dev/video* nodes are always analog tuners12:32
superm1/dev/dvb nodes are always digital12:32
superm1and the only ones that need special support are the pvr's, correct?12:33
Davieymy backend has a /dev/video112:33
Davieynot sure why...12:33
superm1can the nova do analogue too?12:33
Davieyno12:33
DaveMorrismine are /dev/dvb12:34
Daviey/dev/video112:34
Daviey0 and 212:34
Davieyodd12:34
Davieyalthough my nova's show up as /dev/dvb/*12:34
superm1Well so for the purposes of these udev rules though,i guess rules for both analog and digtial  necessary.  For analog to have their own names would be the /dev/video* devices so as to not mix a pvr-xxb with a bttv card.  for digital so that your order of cards doesnt get mixed if you say do QAM and OTA or have DVB-S and DVB-T12:36
DavieySo are we trying automate 'mythtv-setup'12:38
superm1well investigate automation of it at least12:38
Davieyhmm... didn't really think about it12:38
superm1mythdora and knoppmyth have some level of automation - which DaveMorris and bendailey are looking into12:38
DavieyI didn't realise that12:38
superm1keescook, perhaps you were thinking about udev rule naming schemes.  can you query the PCI ids and the PCI database that lspci uses?12:38
DavieyHaven't tried knoppmyth in well over a year12:39
superm1and perhaps just a generic /dev/v4l/vendor-model-# ?12:39
superm1or perhaps get that same info from /sysfs12:39
keescooksuperm1: oooh, I can!  I need to write a small utility to do produce the right output.  that's a _great_ idea!12:39
DavieyHow can you find the relationship between lspic output and /dev/location12:40
keescookI was going to use the v4l "name" that a v4l driver sets, but maybe pci would be better12:40
keescookthe details are already in the udev environment for a given node.12:40
superm1well perhaps then you can take it this step further, and put symlinks in say /dev/v4l to all the devices as they are created12:40
superm1and make sure myth *only* uses /dev/v4l and /dev/dvb/something12:40
superm1for populating its lists in mythtv-setup12:41
keescooke.g. sudo udevinfo -a -p $(udevinfo -q path -n /dev/video0)12:41
keescook    ATTRS{subsystem_device}=="0x3000"12:41
keescook    ATTRS{subsystem_vendor}=="0x7063"12:41
superm1that works???12:41
superm1wow12:41
superm1yea just mapping that over to the PCI database would work wonderfully then12:41
keescookyeah, this is what I was looking at:12:41
keescook    ATTR{name}=="cx88_0_ video _pcHDTV HD3000 HD"12:41
keescookvs12:41
keescook    ATTR{name}=="ivtv0 encoder MPEG"12:41
keescookthe 2nd ivtv would be  "ivtv1 encoder MPEG"  and the 2nd cx88 would be  cx88_1_ ....12:42
superm1and then have a fallback to that hex word if no info is avail in PCI database?12:42
Davieykeescook: worth noting that when i run that on my dvb/nova box - it shows them up12:42
Davieyso for some reason /dev/video0 IS also /dev/dvb12:42
Davieydon't think it's a symlink tho12:42
keescookDaviey: can you pastebin the output of the udevinfo for the device?12:43
Davieysure12:43
Davieyhttp://pastebin.ubuntu-uk.org/25312:44
keescookvery cool, so that's the cx88 too.  sweet.12:44
Daviey:)12:45
keescookthough it seems the "name" is cut short like my pcHDTV card too12:45
DavieyI would have thought that:  sudo udevinfo -a -p $(udevinfo -q path -n /dev/dvb/adapter0)  would work - but it doesn't12:45
keescook[   50.241584]  CORE cx88[0] : subsystem: 7063:3000, board: pcHDTV HD3000 HDTV [card=22,autodetected] 12:45
keescookvs "pcHDTV HD3000 HD"12:45
keescookDaviey: I think subdirs are specifically reserved for symlinks, and for -n you need the "real" node or something?  I'm still learning my way around udev12:46
keescookDaviey: what does your dmesg say   dmesg | grep Nova    ?12:46
Davieyheh - i made my first udev rule last week.  That's the only experience i have with it12:46
Davieyreturns nothing12:47
superm1dmesg | grep cx8812:47
superm1perhaps?12:47
keescookoh.    dmesg | grep board:  ?   yeah, or cx88?12:47
Davieyyep12:47
Davieypastebin?12:47
keescooksure12:47
Davieyhmm 2000 lines12:48
Davieyhttp://pastebin.ubuntu-uk.org/25412:49
DaveMorrisI think I have the same cards as Daviey12:49
keescookoooh.12:49
Davieydisclaimer - it is an edgy box12:49
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keescookDaviey: I think it scrolled off, try   sudo grep Nova /var/log/kern.log | tail -112:49
DaveMorrisactually its edgy, 2.6.1712:50
superm1tail -1?12:50
superm1what does -1 do?12:50
DaveMorris1 line12:50
keescooklast line.  I should really get in the habit of  tail -n 112:50
Davieykeescook: that was > to file then copied.  Crappy pastebin cut it off12:50
keescookDaviey: no, i mean I think the cx88 init string I'm looking for has scrolled out of the kernel dmesg buffer.12:51
keescookanyway, I gotta run.  cya guys later12:51
superm1cya keescook12:51
Daviey$ sudo grep cx88 /var/log/kern.log | tail -n 112:51
DavieyMay 29 23:30:25 server kernel: [18402464.800000]  cx88[0] /2: cx8802_restart_queue: queue is empty12:51
Davieysee ya keescook12:51
keescookDaviey: grep for Nova instead of cx88?12:51
Davieyblank12:51
keescookwhat's your uptime?12:52
Daviey14 days :(12:52
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keescookokay, last try:   (sudo zcat /var/log/kern*gz; sudo cat /var/log/kern.log.0) | grep Nova | tail -1     ?12:53
keescook(based on your cx88 output, I bet your logs are _huge_)12:53
superm1DaveMorris, I was thinking more about this, depending on how this auto configure script is implemented, it can maybe even be put into the regular packages.  I can see a lot of it possibly moved to debconf and then probing these new directories that are created by symlinks for udev stuff.  Then if someone adds a new card, dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-backend catching it12:53
Davieyyep12:53
Davieykeescook: do you want it?12:53
keescookDaviey: nah, I just want to see the Nova line if you get it.12:54
keescookI'm just curious if v4l is cutting off your board's name like it's doing for me12:54
DavieyMay 15 19:48:16 server kernel: [17179592.448000]  input: cx88 IR (Hauppauge Nova-T DVB-T as /class/input/input212:54
DavieyThat's the ir module tho12:55
keescookhm, (sudo zcat /var/log/kern*gz; sudo cat /var/log/kern.log.0) | grep CORE | grep Nova | tail -1   ?12:55
superm1perhaps that same above command without the tail and pipe12:55
keescooksuperm1: yeah, that too12:55
DavieyMay 15 19:48:16 server kernel: [17179592.236000]  CORE cx88[1] : subsystem: 0070:9002, board: Hauppauge Nova-T DVB-T [card=18,autodetected] 12:56
DaveMorrishttp://www.pastebin.ca/52045712:56
keescookcool12:56
keescookyeah, yours gets cut off too.  I'd love to get the _whole_ name into the udev symlink.  okay, I'm gone.  thanks for hunting that up.12:57
Davieynp - ttfn12:57
gardenhermithey there12:57
gardenhermitsuperm1: you therE?12:57
DaveMorrishi12:57
superm1Hi gardenhermit12:57
gardenhermitsuperm1: i managed to check out that mythbuntu branch but there was no mythweather patch. i'12:58
gardenhermits/i'//12:58
superm1the mythweather patch is on the mythtv branch.  I've got the packages built for it for feisty though on my repo space12:59
superm1at www.mythbuntu.org/~supermario/personal12:59
gardenhermitah12:59
gardenhermiti'll extract $stuff from your .diff.gz then12:59
gardenhermitgot to go bed now.. sorry for missing the CC meeting, i thought it was next week :(12:59
superm1wait gardenhermit are you gardengnome?12:59
superm1i'm confused...01:00
superm1:)01:00
gardenhermityes01:01
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gardengnome:)01:01
gardengnomeornamental hermits are fun.01:01
gardengnomei've got to go to bed now01:01
DaveMorrisI'm off as well01:01
DaveMorrisnight all01:01
superm1night guys01:02
DaveMorriswhen we release we should ask popey for screencasts of installing/using mythbuntu01:02
DaveMorrishttp://linux.slashdot.org/linux/07/05/29/2244233.shtml01:02
DavieyI'm going to be aswell01:03
Davieynight all01:03
DaveMorrisand that article tells me mythdora dosen't automate MythTV setup01:05
superm1still to determine knoppmyth though01:05
superm1:)01:05
DaveMorrisyep01:05
DaveMorrisnight01:05
superm1night01:05
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defendguinsuperm1: you got a sec?04:59
defendguinor would anyone know how to determine the password that ubuntu creates for the mythtv user account05:02
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defendguinhey mario05:09
superm1_hey05:09
defendguinhow can i tell what the password is for the mythtv user account that fedora creates?05:10
defendguinthat ubuntu creates05:10
superm1_well for the account, it doesnt create a known password05:11
superm1_its intended to be random05:11
defendguinlol05:11
defendguinhow do i ssh into the box as mythtv user?05:11
superm1_so that you only use the mythtv account for running the BE05:11
superm1_or for auto login to the FE05:11
superm1_you ssh in as the normal user05:12
defendguinwell i need to manually run the mythfilldb command05:12
defendguindon't i need to be the mythtv user for that?05:12
superm1_Nope05:13
superm1_just in the mythtv group05:13
defendguinhmmm05:13
defendguinusermod -g mythtv myusername05:15
defendguinG05:15
superm1_arent you on feisty packages/05:15
defendguinyeah05:15
superm1_then after you run mythtv-setup05:16
superm1_it adds you05:16
superm1_automatically05:16
defendguinohh hmm05:16
defendguini get an error when i try to run mythfill05:16
superm1_whats the error?05:16
defendguin2007-05-29 23:01:52.577 Unable to connect to database!05:16
defendguin2007-05-29 23:01:52.577 Driver error was [1/1045] :05:16
defendguinQMYSQL3: Unable to connect05:16
defendguinAccess denied for user 'mythtv'@'localhost' (using password: YES)05:17
superm1_okay is there a ~/.mythtv/mysql.txt05:17
superm1_for your user?05:17
superm1_(not mythtv)05:17
defendguin2007-05-29 22:58:57.084 Unable to read configuration file mysql.txt05:18
defendguin2007-05-29 22:58:57.084 Trying to create a basic mysql.txt file05:18
defendguin2007-05-29 22:58:57.100 Writing settings file /home/justin/.mythtv/mysql.txt05:18
superm1_okay05:18
defendguinfrom the first time i tried to run it05:18
superm1_you dont want that05:18
superm1_you must not be in the mythtv group still05:18
superm1_you ran mythtv-setup, it will add you05:18
defendguini did run it when i first setup the box05:18
superm1_as the regular user?05:18
defendguini can't be positive of that05:19
superm1_well remove ~/.mythtv05:19
superm1_and run mythtv-setup again05:19
superm1_and it will handle making sure groups are right05:19
defendguin:-)05:23
defendguini just changed cable providers and i edited my settings at zap2it an hour ago and i'm trying to get the programming guide right05:24
defendguini went and ssh in as my user ran mythtv-setup it added me to the group and asked me to logout and log back in05:25
defendguini did so and am trying to run mythtv-setup from my ssh session with the gui displaying here but i dont think it is going well05:25
defendguinjust a blue screen05:26
defendguinsuperm1: should i go through the setup again or should i just run mythfill again  will that work well enough?05:28
superm1blue screen?05:29
superm1when forwarding over X?05:29
defendguinyeah the wavy blue screen05:31
defendguinno widgets buttons or boxes05:31
superm1are you forwarding over wifi?05:31
defendguinyeah05:31
superm1that'd be it05:31
superm1X forwarding is slow as hell on wifi05:32
defendguini guess just updating the DB wouldn't work05:32
defendguinseems the channel data is still wrong05:32
superm1you have to switch channel layouts in mythtv-setup and delete the old channels05:32
superm1and such05:32
defendguinahh05:32
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defendguin_now i'm connected via a wired connection and it seems to be about the same05:36
superm1give it a min or so05:36
superm1it should ventually come up05:36
superm1(and much faster than wifi would have)05:36
defendguin_ok i can do that05:36
defendguin_2007-05-29 23:34:35.827 Using NV NPOT texture extension   is the last thing it said in the term window05:38
superm1if it doesn't come up, you can do "-O ThemePainter=qt" at the end of the command line05:39
superm1perhaps its trying to use opengl05:39
superm1which you cant do over ssh05:39
defendguin_i don't have a nvidia card on this pc would that make a difference?05:39
superm1did you set it to opengl painter before>05:39
defendguin_2007-05-29 23:34:30.205 Using the OpenGL painter05:39
defendguin_yeah i did05:39
superm1thats it05:40
superm1so do it05:40
superm1mythtv-setup -O ThemePainter=qt05:40
defendguin_much better05:40
defendguin_hmmm for direct data lineup it says tx6267805:42
superm1blow away the dd info i say05:45
superm1and just put the new stuff in05:45
defendguin_i forget do i need to hit the retrieve lineups button now?05:46
defendguin_probably05:46
defendguin_but nothing comes up in the drop down box after i do05:47
superm1then username/pass is likely wrong05:47
superm1if nothing comes up05:47
defendguin_hmmm nada and i logged into the zap2it site to double check05:49
superm1the term should tell you why thats happenin then05:49
defendguin_2007-05-29 23:50:14.805 Fetching lineups from Tribune Media Zap2It...05:50
defendguin_2007-05-29 23:50:14.814 Grabbing channel data05:50
defendguin_--23:50:14--  http://datadirect.webservices.zap2it.com/tvlistings/xtvdService05:50
defendguin_           => `-'05:50
defendguin_Resolving datadirect.webservices.zap2it.com... failed: Name or service not known05:50
defendguin_hmm05:51
defendguin_i can't ping that address  maybe they are having issues05:52
defendguin_superm1: can you ping that address?05:53
superm1nope cant ping it either05:53
superm1but it is resolving05:53
defendguin_206.18.98.16005:53
superm1yup05:53
superm1perhaps DD is having issues05:54
defendguin_maybe we need to flush out dns entries05:54
defendguin_http://datadirect.webservices.zap2it.com/tvlistings/   this page comes up when i try in a browser05:57
defendguin_looks like an error page though so i have no clue06:02
defendguin_and i deleted my video source so no tv even with the wrong data lol06:03
superm1I think zap2it is just having issues06:08
defendguin_oh well06:08
superm1try again in an hour or so i say06:08
defendguin_sounds like a plan06:08
superm1did you pick up a dvi-hdmi cable yet?06:09
defendguin_should be in the mail tomorrow06:09
superm1ah vg06:09
defendguin_http://bb.labs.zap2it.com/viewtopic.php?t=79106:15
defendguin_nm thats old06:16
defendguin_but i guess its still happening06:21
superm1have you tried to reboot to let all web info be flushed out (DNS cache, conntrack tables, and anything else)06:25
defendguin_still nada06:29
defendguin_i term served into my computer at work and it didn't work there either06:29
defendguin_pinging that address06:30
superm1well you can get to the site from a web browser though06:35
superm1so i dunno what to thikn06:35
superm1i say go to #mythtv-users and see if you can grab someone else to try to update zap2it data06:35
superm1(my backend isnt accessible to me atm)06:36
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superm1imbrandon, would you be able to revu a package tonight?07:50
superm1imbrandon, if you get a chance: http://revu.tauware.de./details.py?upid=5325 (libhdhomerun)07:51
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gardengnomemorning10:19
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mattfletcherhello, is this the right room to ask about mythbuntu?03:23
superm1_Yup mattfletcher03:23
mattfletchercool. it sounds exciting. i've always wanted to try mythtv on my winmce machine, but it always looked so complex. i just wanted to know if my mce remote will work with it out of the box, as well as my nova-t pci card03:24
superm1_once we are at release, the nova-t will.  atm it requires manually loading a module03:25
superm1_we are depending on another team's work for lirc support though, so depending on how far they make it by our release, the remote may require extra work or may not03:25
gardengnomemorning guys :)03:26
superm1_morning gardengnome03:26
mattfletcheri see, so with a bit of legwork, they can both run already, but not out of the box?03:32
superm1_Exactly03:33
tritiumsuperm1_: I haven't yet had a chance to try the image you wanted me to test03:33
superm1_ook tritium03:33
tritiumI'll get to it as soon as possible03:33
mattfletcherand i can do that legwork on a live cd before i decide whether to replace win mce or not just yet?03:34
superm1_Well unfortunately no.  The livecd will only function as a frontend03:34
superm1_the biggest reason is because the backend needs to have somewhere to write to03:34
superm1_but there are a few other technical reasons keeping it from running the backend03:35
superm1_The most ideal thing to do - if you have an extra hard drive (Say 40 gigs), throw that in there03:36
superm1_and do a quick install03:36
superm1_!mythtv03:36
ubotuMythTV is a TV framework for Linux - Instructions for using with Ubuntu at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MythTV03:36
superm1_will walk you through doing it03:36
gardengnome!boobs03:38
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about boobs - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi03:38
gardengnomeoh. sad.03:38
superm1_tritium, if your tv does indeed only do 640x480, I anticipate things won't look right or be legible.  I toyed with the resolution in a VM, and 640x480 is very very difficult to read03:46
tritiumsuperm1_: I'll verify.  it's either 640x480 or 800x600 before I install nvidia-glx03:47
tritiumThen I get 1280x72003:47
superm1_800x600 would be much better03:49
tritiumYes, but still not enough for the big ubiquity windows, which can't be resized03:50
superm1_well they do scale the text to the resolution03:50
tritiumThe issue isn't clarity, it's being able to click "Next" to continue the installation03:50
superm1_so if your maximize the window, it should all show up03:50
superm1_but you'll see03:50
tritiumOr, rather, _not_ being able to03:50
tritiumNo, maximizing doesn't work03:51
tritiumAnyway, I'm at work, and need to get back to being productive.03:52
tritiumI'll be on this evening...03:52
superm1_Okay. see ya03:52
tritiumSee you :)03:52
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superm1rogue780|mythser, you there?06:40
rogue780|mythsersuperm1, I am now07:32
superm1hi rogue780|mythser08:00
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rogue780|mythsersuperm1, I'm having the same issure with the new mythbuntu build...when it finishes the usplash the screen goes blank and says out of raneg08:00
rogue780|mythser*range08:01
superm1out of range08:01
superm1can you boot in safe graphics mode?08:01
rogue780|mythsernope. the monitor just goes to standby after the usplash08:01
superm1after the usplash?08:02
superm1or the first splash08:02
superm1with the meny08:02
superm1menu08:02
rogue780|mythserthe usplash.08:02
rogue780|mythserI see the menu, then once I select an option I see the usplash w/the throbber for a few minutes then blackness08:02
superm1well if you choose safe graphics at the first menu though, any more luck?08:02
rogue780|mythsernope08:02
superm1does an ordinary ubuntu disk work?08:03
rogue780|mythserand I might add that the computer I'm testing it on runs feisty just fine08:03
superm1have you tried particularly - a feisty live disk?08:04
superm1to see if it comes up08:04
rogue780|mythseryes08:05
rogue780|mythserworks fine08:05
superm1now *that* is bizarre08:05
superm1because we use the same packages as them08:05
superm1have you checked your ISO md5sum?08:05
superm1to make sure it matches the same thing on the mythbuntu server08:06
rogue780|mythserthey match08:07
superm1does the disk check come out okay?08:07
superm1on the disk?08:07
superm1i'm not sure if it will at this point08:07
superm1i havent looked much into properly creating it, but i think it should08:08
rogue780|mythseralthough when I run the disk check it says it finds errors in 3 files08:09
superm1which 3?08:09
rogue780|mythserit doesn't say. it merely states that it found errors in 3 files08:10
superm1could you boot it up in a vm by chance?08:11
superm1and compare08:11
superm1see if it still finds those 3 errors?08:11
superm1i dont have a vm accessible to me here right now (at work)08:11
superm1just so as to rule out problems with the burn08:13
rogue780|mythsernot on this computer (I've had issues with VM destroying ubuntu...I'll try it in a little bit on a computer besides my server)08:15
superm1with a VM destroying ubuntu?08:15
superm1woah08:15
superm1what happened?08:16
rogue780|mythserwell it broke apt anyway08:16
superm1which vm package did you use?08:16
rogue780|mythserit never installed properly, and everything I tried to use apt it kept trying to finish the install of vmware. no matter how I tried to uninstall, remove, or make apt forget about vm...it stayed.08:16
rogue780|mythserI thought I had fixed it at one point, but I actually put the final bullet in apt08:17
superm1vmware player i'm thining?08:17
rogue780|mythser's head and had to reinstall ubuntu08:17
superm1not server08:17
rogue780|mythseryeah08:17
superm1i had a similar issue at a point with it08:17
superm1one of the big reasons i switched to virtualbox08:17
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rogue780|mythservirtualbox?08:18
superm1http://www.virtualbox.org/08:18
superm1they have debs on their site08:18
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superm1rogue780|mythser, also i was going to ask you for a next venture:09:04
superm1a gdm screen09:04
superm1I'm not sure what has to go into making one as of yet though, so might have to investigate09:05
superm1but in the screen, a very simple method of switching sessions needs to be present.  (this is essential)09:08
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grndslmk guys...i can't get mythbackend to run at start!!!09:40
grndslmthis happens with every release of ubuntu...how is this not fixed, or what am i doing wrong?09:40
waldo323what version of ubunut are you running?09:41
waldo323ubuntu*09:41
grndslmbefore i just added "/usr/bin/mythbackend -d -l /var/log/wherever.log" to the end of /etc/init.d/mythtv-backend...but even that's not working09:41
grndslmfeisty09:41
superm1Hi grndslm, can you start it via the init script manually?09:41
superm1without your modification09:41
grndslmsuperm1:  no, it won't start09:41
grndslmwithout09:41
superm1have you manually changed passwords for the mythtv user or mysql mythtv account?09:42
grndslmeven with at startup....but if i run it with the modification at terminal it finally starts09:42
grndslmyup09:42
superm1and updated /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt?09:42
grndslmhmm....pretty sure, but now that you mention it...09:42
superm1well the way you should do it is this09:42
superm1sudo dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-database09:42
superm1and then sudo dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-common09:43
superm1make sure the info is right there too09:43
superm1and it will update all necessary files and debconf databases09:43
superm1by updating the debconf databases, there won't be a chance for it to break next release09:43
grndslmhmm...well, i edited mysql.txt, init script still didn't work!09:45
grndslmsuperm1:  i will try dpkg-reconfigure09:45
superm1what does /var/log/mythtv/mythbackend.log say when you are trying?09:45
superm1perhaps something about permissions to the recordings directory?09:45
grndslmahh, yes...thank you superm1:  i did chmod that directory, but it wasn't recursively09:49
grndslmi think i'm good to go now09:50
superm1i should have said permissions the first time around, its the most common problem with starting the backend09:50
grndslmwell, you were right both times ;-)09:50
rogue780|mythsersuperm1, I think I might be able to rustle something up10:03
superm1what i'd ideally like is something simlar to a face browswer10:05
superm1theme10:05
superm1you know how it lets you choose user names10:05
superm1but instead have a session browser10:05
superm1that can show the automatic login as well as the special system administration session we will be shipping10:05
rogue780|mythserso instead of a username list, it would be a session list?10:06
superm1if its possible10:06
superm1i'm not sure if it is10:06
rogue780|mythserwell, might have to modify gdm to do it10:06
superm1well if it comes down to us having to modify gdm, we can of course do that, but it'd be preferable not to10:07
superm1the less applications we have to modify, the better :)10:07
rogue780|mythserindeed10:17
rogue780|mythserI've gotta go give my wife her ID...she left it behind. bbl10:17
superm1k10:18
rogue780|mythsersuperm1, how do I use virtual box once it's installed? it's not in the menu10:39
superm1Sure it is10:39
gardengnomerun VirtualBox10:39
superm1its under system tools10:40
superm1I think its entitled Innotek Virtualbox10:40
superm1under that menu10:40
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superm1virtualbox didn't kill your session did it?10:41
rogue780|mythserno10:57
rogue780|mythserI killed it so that magically the menu item would appear10:57
rogue780|mythserhow do I get out of fullscreen in virtualbox?10:57
superm1oh its like rtctrl-entre10:58
superm1or something like that10:58
DaveMorrisdoes anyone here use mythtMusic and find it dosen't load all of there music up?11:00
rogue780|mythseranyway, mythbuntu runs fine in virtualbox11:01
superm1rogue780|mythser, does it check out fine htough?11:01
superm1the disk check11:01
superm1in virtualbox11:02
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rogue780|mythserit found 3 errors with virtualbox11:03
superm1Ok. well then that will be something that needs to be fixed yet (the disk check)11:04
superm1i'm wondering why it doesnt boot for your computer though11:04
superm1or moreover why the regular feisty disk would11:04
DaveMorriswhat kernels are been used on them?11:04
superm1well the one on mythbuntu is the very very latest feisty kernel11:05
superm12.6.20-1611:05
superm1the one on the feisty disk is likely 2.6.20-1511:05
gardengnomewhat about those realtime kernels? would they be beneficial?11:05
rogue780|mythserI dunno. I'm running a Sempron64 2800, 1Gig'o'ram,  nvidia fx520011:05
DaveMorrisI've had problems where my mini-itx boards haven't loaded the generic kernel, but loads the 383 kernel11:06
superm1gardengnome, are they in ubuntu yet?11:06
superm1err 386 kernel :)11:06
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rogue780|mythserI's about to say...I'd never heard of the 38311:06
gardengnomesuperm1: i think i saw them, but i'm not too sure. might have been universe11:07
DaveMorrisyeah 38611:07
superm1i think they'd be more trouble than worth atm11:07
superm1maybe as a future option though11:07
DaveMorrisand my main PC won;t boot a 386 kernel only the generic one11:07
gardengnomevirtualbox won't boot those server kernels11:08
gardengnome;)11:08
superm1oh really?11:08
gardengnomeno11:08
gardengnomehttp://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/28911:08
gardengnome^^11:08
superm1ah11:19
superm1keescook, could you comment at all about the source package naming in question in -motu at all given your core-dev and debianness?11:48
keescooksuperm1: one sec11:50
keescooksuperm1: I'm not able to follow the discussion, which package is in question?11:52
superm1http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5325 libhdromerun11:52
superm1its a package that was put up on revu, but the upstream package is named libhdhomerun.11:53
superm1the binary developed is hdhomerun-config11:53
keescookI would also recommend against libhdromerun, just to avoid confusion.  most packagers are expecting a lib* package to produce some .h and .a files, etc.12:04
superm1even though it will cause confusion with new versions?12:04
keescookwhat do you mean by new version confusion?12:05
superm1well when new versions of libhdhomerun are released, it would require renaming the upstream tarball again12:06
keescookwell, you always have to rename the tarball -- no one releases with the suffix .orig.tar.gz.  Also, the version you're using is 0.{date}, but they use just {data} so you'd have to rename it for that too.12:07
superm1oh good point.12:07
keescookSo, end of the day, I think it's worth naming it with a less confusing source package name12:07
keescookrandom other comments: I think you can leave lgpl.txt out of "docs" since you already mention where to find it in the copyright12:08
superm1well that has been an item of discussion12:08
superm1as crimsun had mentioned during mythbuntu-artwork-usplash12:08
superm1that a COPYING file12:08
superm1needs to be shipped *in* the package12:08
keescookah, in that case, go with what the more experienced motus say.  :)12:08
superm1and contain the entire GPL or LGPL12:08
keescookgreat, the rest of the package looks fine.  nice and simple.  :)12:09
superm1yea, i'm really stating to love cdbs12:09
superm1i want to do more packages with it instead :)12:09
keescookI use it whenever I can.  Unfortunately the last few things have been totally insane stuff like lirc and apparmor.  :)12:11
superm1oh did you get lirc straightend out with a sru for that serial patch?12:12

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