Stowaway | is there a filemanger in mythbuntu? | 00:10 |
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superm1 | Thunar | 00:11 |
Stowaway | cheers | 00:11 |
stowaway2 | hello. im still trying to get my divco dvb tuner to work.. I THINK its firmware/drivers are install properly, coz /dev/dvb is populated by adapter0 and also i get this : | 00:25 |
stowaway2 | michael@mediacentre:/dev/dvb$ dmesg | grep dvb | 00:25 |
stowaway2 | [ 31.481237] cx88/2: cx2388x dvb driver version 0.0.6 loaded | 00:25 |
stowaway2 | [ 31.481241] cx88/2: registering cx8802 driver, type: dvb access: shared | 00:25 |
stowaway2 | but it cant bind in kaffine player. and cant open card in myth tv :( | 00:26 |
superm1 | look at more of dmesg | 00:42 |
superm1 | can you pastebin the whole thing | 00:42 |
superm1 | it will talk about the firmware in there | 00:42 |
Daviey | superm1: i told stowaway about Thunar hours ago in #mythtv-users | 00:44 |
Daviey | :S | 00:44 |
superm1 | Daviey, you hide in that bullpit? | 00:44 |
Daviey | :O | 00:45 |
Daviey | superm1: where else on freenode can you go to bully noobs. | 00:45 |
superm1 | #ubuntu? | 00:45 |
Daviey | heh | 00:45 |
foxbuntu | #noobs? | 00:46 |
Daviey | And on that note, i should go to bed. Catch you tommorrow chaps | 00:46 |
superm1 | night | 00:48 |
skippy | I'm having a devil of a time getting my Mac Mini remote to work with Mythbuntu. | 00:49 |
superm1 | you need to see the right /dev/input/eventX device | 00:50 |
superm1 | in lircd.conf | 00:50 |
superm1 | that's not automatic unfortunatley | 00:50 |
superm1 | unfortunately even | 00:50 |
skippy | it's /dev/input/event1 currently. `irw` never shows anything; but irrecord was able to create a conf file. | 00:53 |
skippy | If I try to map a key using the Myth key editor, it always tells me "unknown key" | 00:54 |
superm1 | there is a conf out there already | 01:00 |
superm1 | in /usr/share/lirc | 01:00 |
superm1 | for apple remotes | 01:00 |
superm1 | try using that one | 01:00 |
superm1 | copy it your /etc/lirc/lircd.conf | 01:01 |
superm1 | restart lirc | 01:01 |
superm1 | and try irw | 01:01 |
skippy | no joy. :( | 01:01 |
superm1 | and you are using the right driver? | 01:02 |
Cygnet | evening everyone, I've got the cable problem sorted | 01:02 |
skippy | superm1, macmini | 01:03 |
skippy | DRIVER="macmini" | 01:03 |
skippy | DEVICE="/dev/input/event1" | 01:03 |
superm1 | yeah that sounds right | 01:03 |
Cygnet | now I've got another problem where TV listings keep getting the channels mixed up (e.g. it shows a Mythbusters marathon on channel 48 which is the Discovery Channel in Chicago, but here it's 55) | 01:04 |
skippy | superm1, i can `sudo cat /dev/input/event1` and see stuff when I press the remote buttons. | 01:04 |
skippy | but lircd doesn't seem to be seeing them. | 01:04 |
superm1 | Cygnet, sounds like you grabbed the wrong channel line up | 01:04 |
superm1 | in some areas of chicagoland there are like 4 or 5 lineups available to each area | 01:05 |
Cygnet | I moved from Chicagoland to the Twin Cities | 01:05 |
superm1 | eg where i came from, i got lake zurich, arlington heights, highland park, and vernon hills line ups | 01:05 |
Cygnet | it's still showing Chicago stuff in the lineups though | 01:05 |
superm1 | go and delete all the channels and refetch the channel listing | 01:05 |
superm1 | or even better delete the video source | 01:05 |
superm1 | and create a new one | 01:06 |
Cygnet | I switched the lineup in schedulesdirect and in the settings to twin cities and refetched all the channels | 01:06 |
Cygnet | will making a new video source make it start from scratch on the channel lineups? | 01:06 |
Cygnet | I may try that | 01:06 |
superm1 | yeah just delete all the channels first | 01:06 |
superm1 | and that should work out right | 01:06 |
Cygnet | all right | 01:06 |
superm1 | what was with the static earlier? | 01:07 |
Cygnet | it was a problem with our cable subscription | 01:07 |
Cygnet | we had full basic cable before (by accident, actually) and when we moved we started getting only the 20 or so channels that we were paying for :p | 01:08 |
superm1 | ah | 01:08 |
Cygnet | hooray, I've got the new video source set up and refetched the channels and now all the shows are on the right channels | 01:31 |
squish102 | anyone use a dlink dsm-320 here as a frontend? | 01:46 |
darkfrog | Hey guys, I'm having really painful issues with lirc. :o If I do "ln -s /dev/lirc0 /dev/lirc" and then run it as root lircd works, but even after that if I try to run as a normal user I get: lircd: can't open or create /var/run/lircd.pid, can someone help me figure out why? | 02:06 |
darkfrog | if I try to run the "lirc" service it starts, but then crashes when I run irw and outputs to the syslog: Feb 1 20:07:23 myth lircd-0.8.2[6404]: couldn't find a compatible USB device | 02:08 |
darkfrog | anyone actually away here? ;) | 02:09 |
superm1 | dont do that | 02:23 |
superm1 | with the symlinks | 02:23 |
superm1 | you want things to startup via the init script | 02:23 |
darkfrog | superm1, but it refuses to... | 02:26 |
darkfrog | superm1, not sure what else I can do | 02:26 |
superm1 | well then you have something configured wrong somewhere | 02:26 |
superm1 | did you mis-list your modules in hardware.conf? | 02:27 |
darkfrog | superm1, could be... | 02:28 |
superm1 | well pastebin your hardware.conf | 02:28 |
darkfrog | superm1, I have an ATI Remote Wonder II | 02:28 |
superm1 | yeah seems some people have had trouble with those in gutsy | 02:28 |
darkfrog | superm1, should I be running with userspace or kernel driver? | 02:28 |
superm1 | that's up to you | 02:28 |
superm1 | people have mixed luck | 02:29 |
darkfrog | superm1, what reasons should I choose one over another? | 02:29 |
superm1 | different responsiveness i'd guess | 02:29 |
superm1 | i dont have one of these remotes myself | 02:29 |
superm1 | so i haven't compared | 02:29 |
darkfrog | http://pastebin.com/m5dc26b29 | 02:30 |
superm1 | okay so when you are using the userspace driver, you shouldnt be having any /dev/lirc0 | 02:31 |
superm1 | so the fact that you are forcing LIRCD_ARGS | 02:32 |
superm1 | is throwing it | 02:32 |
superm1 | those are automatically populated by the init script when necessary | 02:32 |
darkfrog | so comment out the DEVICE line? | 02:32 |
darkfrog | or comment out LIRCD_ARGS? | 02:33 |
superm1 | comment out LIRCD_ARGS | 02:33 |
superm1 | and also you should have no lirc modules loaded right now | 02:34 |
superm1 | make sure that none are | 02:34 |
superm1 | if you have a /dev/lirc0, something is loaded | 02:34 |
darkfrog | There is a /dev/lirc0 and a /dev/lircd | 02:34 |
superm1 | well unload any lirc_* modules then | 02:35 |
darkfrog | how? | 02:35 |
superm1 | lsmod | grep lirc | 02:35 |
superm1 | to find out which are loaded | 02:35 |
superm1 | and then sudo rmmod MODULE | 02:35 |
superm1 | to unload one | 02:35 |
darkfrog | unloaded lirc_atiusb and lirc_dev...assuming I shouldn't unload usbcore. :o | 02:36 |
darkfrog | what now? | 02:37 |
superm1 | try to restart the init script | 02:38 |
superm1 | sudo /etc/init.d/lirc restart | 02:38 |
darkfrog | done | 02:38 |
darkfrog | stopped lircmd lircd, started lircd | 02:39 |
superm1 | so see if its still running | 02:40 |
superm1 | and then try irw | 02:40 |
darkfrog | ps -e | grep lirc found lircd | 02:41 |
darkfrog | I invoke irw and it immediately returns | 02:41 |
darkfrog | syslog says: Feb 1 20:41:45 myth lircd-0.8.2[6448]: couldn't find a compatible USB device | 02:42 |
superm1 | check if you have any other ati modules loaded | 02:42 |
superm1 | if not, switch to the kernel module driver in mcc | 02:42 |
darkfrog | ati_remote2 is loaded | 02:42 |
superm1 | take that out | 02:43 |
darkfrog | done | 02:43 |
superm1 | restart lirc and try again | 02:43 |
darkfrog | k | 02:43 |
darkfrog | same | 02:44 |
superm1 | okay so switch to the kernel driver and try it with that | 02:44 |
superm1 | mcc will handle the modifications to your hardare.conf for you | 02:44 |
darkfrog | how do I do that? I had used the Mythbuntu Control Center previously | 02:44 |
darkfrog | gotcha | 02:44 |
superm1 | yeah that's what mcc stands for | 02:44 |
darkfrog | brb | 02:44 |
darkfrog | now what? | 02:46 |
superm1 | well once you do that, check what modules are loaded again | 02:46 |
superm1 | and you should have the lirc_ ones | 02:46 |
superm1 | which is okay | 02:46 |
superm1 | so try irw | 02:46 |
darkfrog | I rebooted...is that alright? | 02:46 |
superm1 | well not necessarily | 02:47 |
superm1 | check and see if that atiremote2 one came back | 02:47 |
superm1 | if it did that will need to be blacklisted (and where the trouble from the start likely was) | 02:47 |
darkfrog | I have ati_remote2, lirc_atiusb, and lirc_dev | 02:47 |
superm1 | unload them all | 02:47 |
superm1 | and then restart lirc with the init script | 02:48 |
superm1 | lirc_atiusb should get loaded again | 02:48 |
darkfrog | it says lirc_atiusb is in use | 02:48 |
darkfrog | okay, now lirc_atiusb and lirc_dev came back up | 02:49 |
darkfrog | irw? | 02:50 |
darkfrog | I run irw but no information is feeding to the screen from my remote | 02:51 |
superm1 | ywah | 02:51 |
superm1 | but irw didn't die | 02:51 |
darkfrog | no | 02:52 |
superm1 | okay well that's a good sign | 02:52 |
superm1 | dmesg look nice too now? | 02:52 |
darkfrog | originally though if I were to create a symbolic link to /dev/lirc and run lircd as root irw would work and actually output stuff... | 02:52 |
superm1 | okay, lets see the new hardware.conf then | 02:53 |
superm1 | see if anything else stands out in it | 02:53 |
darkfrog | http://pastebin.com/m116f2041 | 02:53 |
superm1 | okay that looks correct | 02:54 |
superm1 | lircd should be running as root right now | 02:54 |
superm1 | if you check the process listing | 02:54 |
superm1 | can you see the command that it was launched with right now? | 02:54 |
darkfrog | how do I get the extra info in ps? | 02:54 |
superm1 | i usually do something like | 02:55 |
superm1 | ps aux | grep lirc | 02:55 |
darkfrog | I get back: root 6374 0.0 0.0 15928 696 ? Ss 20:49 0:00 /usr/sbin/lircd --device=/dev/lirc0 | 02:55 |
superm1 | yeah so running as root | 02:55 |
superm1 | and pointing to the device file /dev/lirc0 | 02:55 |
darkfrog | there is a /dev/lirc0 now | 02:56 |
superm1 | okay perhaps can you sudo cat /dev/lirc0 | 02:56 |
superm1 | and press some buttons | 02:56 |
superm1 | and see if you get output in the terminal? | 02:56 |
darkfrog | cat: /dev/lirc0: Invalid argument | 02:56 |
superm1 | what's dmesg say about anything lirc'y | 02:57 |
darkfrog | http://pastebin.com/m3f1cc2b2 | 02:57 |
superm1 | well that all looks right | 02:57 |
superm1 | try to irrecord | 02:58 |
darkfrog | irrecord: could not get file information for /dev/lirc | 02:58 |
darkfrog | irrecord: default_init(): No such file or directory | 02:58 |
darkfrog | irrecord: could not init hardware (lircd running ? --> close it, check permissions) | 02:58 |
darkfrog | oops...sorry | 02:58 |
superm1 | irrecord -d /dev/lirc0 | 02:58 |
superm1 | you'll need to do | 02:58 |
superm1 | the default device is not /dev/lirc0 | 02:58 |
darkfrog | that seems to have worked... | 03:00 |
darkfrog | I had to run irrecord as root though | 03:00 |
superm1 | okay well this being the case, bad lircd.conf possibly? | 03:01 |
darkfrog | I have a backup from a working one I had before. | 03:02 |
darkfrog | you were right | 03:03 |
darkfrog | I swapped out and it works now | 03:03 |
superm1 | okay so blacklist that atiremote2 module | 03:03 |
superm1 | file a bug against lirc | 03:03 |
superm1 | saying that module needs to be blacklisted | 03:04 |
superm1 | lirc in ubuntu that is | 03:04 |
superm1 | make sure you indicate that you are using gutsy | 03:04 |
superm1 | also post your two lircd.conf's | 03:04 |
superm1 | the functional one and non functional one | 03:04 |
superm1 | so those can get sorted out too | 03:04 |
darkfrog | superm1, /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist - add "blacklist ati_remote2"? | 03:04 |
superm1 | that sounds right, but i don't remember offhand | 03:05 |
darkfrog | superm1, I created the lircd.conf file that worked...I used irrecord | 03:05 |
darkfrog | good thing I kept it. :) | 03:05 |
superm1 | that's interesting that you had to though | 03:05 |
darkfrog | indeed | 03:05 |
superm1 | the lircd.conf that is included came from upstream | 03:06 |
superm1 | so it should have been okay | 03:06 |
darkfrog | so everything should work when I reboot? | 03:06 |
superm1 | well you tell me :) | 03:06 |
darkfrog | trying now. :) | 03:06 |
darkfrog | In comparison to Mythdora, I love Mythbuntu, but there's still a LONG way it has to go. | 03:07 |
superm1 | darkfrog, well please file bugs with anything you catch | 03:08 |
superm1 | too many people go on the forums, say something doesn't work, and it gets lost :) | 03:08 |
darkfrog | aha! | 03:08 |
darkfrog | it works. :) | 03:08 |
superm1 | wonderful | 03:08 |
superm1 | if you can, at some point before hardy gets released, around beta/rc time - can you test again with hardy? | 03:09 |
superm1 | its good to have people with test hardware to verify these sorts of things | 03:09 |
darkfrog | Thanks so much...you saved me a lot of headache and some frustrating glances from my wife. :-p | 03:10 |
darkfrog | Test with Mythbuntu hardy? | 03:10 |
superm1 | yes | 03:11 |
superm1 | in about a month or two | 03:11 |
superm1 | you should be able to check just off the live disk then | 03:11 |
superm1 | without needing to sacrafice your install | 03:11 |
darkfrog | yeah, I can do that | 03:11 |
superm1 | sacrafice even | 03:11 |
superm1 | sacrifice | 03:11 |
darkfrog | hehe | 03:11 |
darkfrog | Well, I'm a programmer, so if you ever need anything programming-wise just let me know...I'd love to be able to repay the debt I owe you. ;) | 03:12 |
superm1 | darkfrog, what's your language of choice? | 03:12 |
darkfrog | superm1, Java | 03:13 |
darkfrog | superm1, I wrote this: http://jseamless.org | 03:13 |
darkfrog | superm1, but I know MANY languages | 03:13 |
superm1 | neat | 03:13 |
superm1 | darkfrog, well we can definitely use help. the best thing will be to sit down at some point and look at our open blueprints | 03:14 |
superm1 | and see what appeals to you to write | 03:14 |
superm1 | or if you have any of your own ideas, we're very open | 03:14 |
darkfrog | I do like the way the installation and MCC works, but the fact that it is designed as a normal application window is somewhat strange I think. | 03:15 |
superm1 | well eventually there will be an effort to convert it to libmythui | 03:16 |
superm1 | to have it part of mythfrontend | 03:16 |
darkfrog | MythTV is designed with the idea in mind that it's likely running on a tv and certain assertions are made about how text should be displayed...normal applications don't make those assertions | 03:16 |
superm1 | but that's some time out | 03:16 |
superm1 | do agree with you there though | 03:16 |
darkfrog | Also, adding functionality to a web-based mcc would be useful as well | 03:16 |
superm1 | its just that python code is like talking english. you can write an entire fully functional app in a few hours | 03:16 |
superm1 | whereas writing it in libmythui, that would be a bit more involved - since having to learn the API that libmythui is using, and a lot of C callbacks | 03:17 |
superm1 | for things that are already handled with nice libraries in python | 03:17 |
darkfrog | yeah, but the problem with Python is that it has similarities to Perl (granted not as bad), but it's something of a "write-only" language. ;) | 03:17 |
darkfrog | maintainability is difficult with complex python projects | 03:18 |
superm1 | yeah i've noticed that about mcc | 03:18 |
superm1 | and started to abstract it some more | 03:18 |
superm1 | so as to not break it by so easily | 03:18 |
darkfrog | the biggest complaint I've had with Mythbuntu is the remote functionality...everything else has been moderately smooth for me. | 03:19 |
darkfrog | Except I had to run the install through safe-mode | 03:19 |
superm1 | yeah that's a problem for some people, but not anything that we can directly handle here | 03:19 |
superm1 | more of an upstream xorg issue there | 03:20 |
superm1 | the remote stuff has changed significantly already for hardy | 03:20 |
superm1 | its possible i already resolved your issue, but i have done so much this cycle, i forget a lot of the code i've written :) | 03:20 |
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darkfrog | I noticed...I installed a few months ago and then rebuilt a CD for AMD64 and it was different, then I updated as soon as I installed and it was again different. :o | 03:20 |
darkfrog | that was another thing | 03:21 |
superm1 | here's what the lirc pages are looking like in hardy: http://mythbuntu.org/image/tid/8 | 03:21 |
darkfrog | when I first installed it let me choose "Other" (or something similar), but after updating that option was gone. | 03:21 |
superm1 | you're on gutsy still right? | 03:21 |
darkfrog | That was an awesome feature...it let me explicitly choose each aspect | 03:21 |
darkfrog | 7.10, yeah | 03:21 |
superm1 | okay good | 03:21 |
superm1 | yeah that other is back in hardy | 03:22 |
superm1 | as "Custom" | 03:22 |
superm1 | there was a lot of bugs with letting people customize stuff like that too much in ubiquity | 03:22 |
superm1 | which is why it was disabled for mcc | 03:22 |
darkfrog | What would be great is a "Remote Wizard" that would take you through the process of either detecting or at least letting you try different remote drivers without having to do it manually. | 03:22 |
superm1 | well that, and a way to easily customize buttons via a gui | 03:22 |
superm1 | both specs, but more involved than initially expected :) | 03:23 |
darkfrog | the wizard functionality would be involved, but I can't imagine it would be that complex | 03:23 |
superm1 | well actually again with hardy changes to lirc, it is a lot more feasible | 03:24 |
darkfrog | it would be a life saver for people like me that were inches away from blowing it away and installing Fedora 8. :o | 03:24 |
superm1 | :) | 03:24 |
darkfrog | seriously if you hadn't chimed in tonight I would probably be installing Fedora 8 right now | 03:24 |
superm1 | well how is the responsiveness with the kernel mode driver? | 03:25 |
superm1 | maybe just wiping the userspace one is an idea | 03:25 |
superm1 | to avoid the confusion | 03:25 |
darkfrog | since I created my own lircd.conf the buttons don't work on MythTV, I'm going to write them by hand | 03:25 |
darkfrog | so I can't really test yet | 03:25 |
superm1 | well - | 03:26 |
darkfrog | I just wish I could use the built-in kernel module for my remote. | 03:26 |
superm1 | if you selected your button names to previously used names in the lircd.conf's | 03:26 |
darkfrog | Most buttons work and I can even use it as a mouse...it just sucks that it doesn't capture several of the buttons. | 03:26 |
superm1 | the generate dynamic button mappings option | 03:26 |
darkfrog | I didn't. :) | 03:26 |
superm1 | in mcc will generate lircrc's | 03:26 |
superm1 | oh nvm then :) | 03:26 |
darkfrog | I planned to create a new one by handle anyway...too many buttons and I have very specific intentions for each one. :o | 03:27 |
darkfrog | handle = hand | 03:27 |
darkfrog | anyway...thanks again for your help. | 03:28 |
darkfrog | I'm going to head to bed and probably work on writing out the control mappings in the morning. :) | 03:28 |
superm1 | okay great | 03:28 |
superm1 | night | 03:28 |
ryansmith | I tried using the setup dialog for Mythbuntu and now Gnome's login manager won't boot. Does anyone know what's going on? | 05:55 |
ryansmith | fireb0x | 06:00 |
fireb0x | yiz0 | 06:00 |
fireb0x | my gdm is t3h died | 06:01 |
famicon | its cuz u is gay | 06:03 |
fireb0x | :( | 06:04 |
famicon | it h8s u | 06:04 |
fireb0x | oh noez. i am epic fail | 06:05 |
timrit | hello. i have installed mythbuntu and i can get everything working except i cannot figure out how to make the mythbackend start automatically. Can anyone please help. | 06:43 |
timrit | If I manually start mythbackend the system works fine. I currently have it running in a screen session. | 06:43 |
Newy11 | hi guys was just woundering if anyone could help me, i installed mythbuntu but cant seem to detect my VisionPlus DVB-T card. i tried mythdora before and it found it automaticly but i would much rather use mythbuntu. any thoughts? | 07:30 |
Newyboy | hey all | 07:57 |
fatejudger | I just installed a PVR-350 and after configuring the backend, I can't seem to watch tv on the frontend | 09:06 |
fatejudger | it just gives me a black screen, then times out | 09:07 |
fatejudger | at which point it goes back to the main menu | 09:07 |
fatejudger | any suggestions? | 09:07 |
superm1 | Newy11, take a look and see if its just missing firmware | 09:15 |
superm1 | dmesg will tell you a lot | 09:15 |
Newy11 | ok cheers for the reply ;) sorry im total noob when it comes to linux do i just type dmesg in a terminal? | 09:17 |
superm1 | Newy11, yeah | 09:17 |
Newy11 | ok done that but not sure what im looking for. sorry for being noob :P | 09:19 |
superm1 | if you can pastebin the contents of it | 09:22 |
superm1 | i can help you look through it | 09:22 |
superm1 | !pastebin | 09:22 |
ubotu | pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic) | 09:22 |
Newy11 | newy11@mythtv-server:/$ dmesg | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] Linux version 2.6.22-14-generic (buildd@palmer) (gcc version 4.1.3 20070929 (prerelease) (Ubuntu 4.1.2-16ubuntu2)) #1 SMP Sun Oct 14 23:05:12 GMT 2007 (Ubuntu 2.6.22-14.46-generic) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-provided physical RAM map: | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 0000000000000000 - 000000000009fc00 (usable) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 000000000009fc00 - 00000000000a0000 (reserved) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 00000000000e8000 - 0000000000100000 (reserved) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 0000000000100000 - 000000003fff0000 (usable) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 000000003fff0000 - 000000003fff8000 (ACPI data) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 000000003fff8000 - 0000000040000000 (ACPI NVS) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 00000000fec00000 - 00000000fec01000 (reserved) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 00000000fee00000 - 00000000fee01000 (reserved) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 00000000ffee0000 - 00000000fff00000 (reserved) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] BIOS-e820: 00000000fffc0000 - 0000000100000000 (reserved) | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] 127MB HIGHMEM available. | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] 896MB LOWMEM available. | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] found SMP MP-table at 000fbc70 | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] Entering add_active_range(0, 0, 262128) 0 entries of 256 used | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] Zone PFN ranges: | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] DMA 0 -> 4096 | 09:27 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] Normal 4096 -> 229376 | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] HighMem 229376 -> 262128 | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] early_node_map[1] active PFN ranges | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] 0: 0 -> 262128 | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] On node 0 totalpages: 262128 | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] DMA zone: 32 pages used for memmap | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] DMA zone: 0 pages reserved | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] DMA zone: 4064 pages, LIFO batch:0 | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] Normal zone: 1760 pages used for memmap | 09:28 |
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Newy11 | [ 0.000000] HighMem zone: 255 pages used for memmap | 09:28 |
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superm1 | pastebin dude | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] ACPI: Local APIC address 0xfee00000 | 09:28 |
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Newy11 | [ 0.000000] ACPI: LAPIC_NMI (acpi_id[0x01] high edge lint[0x1]) | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] ACPI: IOAPIC (id[0x02] address[0xfec00000] gsi_base[0]) | 09:28 |
Newy11 | [ 0.000000] IOAPIC[0]: apic_id 2, version 17, address 0xfec00000, GSI 0-23 | 09:28 |
superm1 | can you pastebin that instead of flooding? | 09:29 |
Newy11 | yeah sorry i didnt mean to paste it in there :( | 09:30 |
Newy11 | http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54436/ | 09:33 |
Newy11 | anything u can see that maybe making it not show up in the mythTV setup? | 09:39 |
superm1 | does this card do both analog and digital? | 09:39 |
superm1 | it looks like the digital frontend for it is fully recognized and setup | 09:40 |
Newy11 | im not 100% sure if it does both | 09:44 |
Newy11 | im just googleing atm to see if it does | 09:44 |
superm1 | well minimally it looks like it does digital | 09:44 |
superm1 | and that its working as expected | 09:44 |
superm1 | what happens when you configure it as a dvb device in mythtv-setup? | 09:44 |
Newy11 | says could not open | 09:46 |
superm1 | did you try after you rebooted? | 09:48 |
superm1 | after install that is? | 09:48 |
superm1 | i've heard of some chaps that can't do some tuner stuff until after the reboot | 09:48 |
Newy11 | yeah i did a install but i rebooted it a min ago and it actually has come up now ;) cheers heaps for your help | 09:49 |
superm1 | great :) | 09:49 |
Newy11 | now i just have to get my head around installing Shepherd as im a aussie user | 09:50 |
superm1 | well if you get a good understanding of it and want to get some automation wrapped around it, we're open to patches :) | 09:50 |
Newy11 | great sounds awesome, thanks heaps again ;) | 09:52 |
superm1 | best of luck | 09:53 |
Newy11 | hey all, i was just trying to install Shepherd as i am a AUS user and i was trying to install perl dependencies using the cpan command and it wants me to setup cpan first. so i clicked yes setup, now its asking where is your unzip program? [path] | 10:34 |
Newy11 | any ideas? | 10:35 |
fstxx | I have one tv card in an ubuntu box, running mythtv. Now I want to add another. How do I ensure that the old card still get /dev/video0, and the new new takes /dev/video1 | 13:00 |
MilhousePunkRock | fstxx: If it starts mixing up, use a udev rule to fix the names... | 13:00 |
MilhousePunkRock | fstxx: As described here: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Device_Filenames_and_udev | 13:01 |
MilhousePunkRock | It actually pretty simple | 13:01 |
fstxx | Thanks, I'll look at that page | 13:02 |
fstxx | Milhousepunkrock: That page seems to describe something else. Do you know is there is a way to | 13:54 |
fstxx | keep the /dev/video0 to point to the old card. | 13:55 |
adaptr | make a module alias and couple it to that dev node | 13:55 |
fstxx | adapter: did you talk to me? I don't know what a modules alias is, how I make one, or how to couple it to a dev node. | 13:59 |
adaptr | I presume you have two video cards, and need somehow to assign specific device nodes to them ? | 14:14 |
adaptr | my first question would be why | 14:14 |
fstxx | adaptr: sorry, i was away? Are you still there? | 14:26 |
fstxx | adaptr: I have one card in the box now, and i want to add another without fucking up what works now. | 14:27 |
adaptr | how would you fuck it up ? have you tried it ? | 14:28 |
adaptr | if you mean losing your outputs, yes, that may happen - remove it from the stack and hang a monitor and keyboard | 14:28 |
adaptr | you will have to reconfigure certain things regardless | 14:28 |
adaptr | as with all hardware changes | 14:29 |
fstxx | adaptr: no, I have no tried yet. I did have problems with sound when I had a pci sound card in the box in addition to the mootherboard sound devices. | 14:30 |
fstxx | adaptr: conguring mythtv was a pain, so I don't want to disturb that configuration. | 14:33 |
adaptr | did you install mythbuntu ? | 14:34 |
adaptr | it's about as painless as it gets | 14:34 |
adaptr | and is fully upgradable to the *buntu of your choice afterwards | 14:34 |
fstxx | adaptr: It was not pianless for me. But now it does work. I do not want to start over. But you suggested that there might be way. You said something about mdule alias> | 14:35 |
adaptr | no, if you want to add a TV card, you must add the TV card | 14:36 |
adaptr | reboot | 14:36 |
adaptr | then see what happens | 14:36 |
fstxx | adaptr: now: bttv card -> /dev/video0 what I want: bttv card -> /dev/video0, pvr-1110 -> /dev/video1. | 14:37 |
adaptr | fstxx: why ? the location of the card is irrelevant to its functionality | 14:37 |
fstxx | adaptr: wen I had two sound cards, the devices switched aournd on each boot. Will they vidoe devices do that? | 14:38 |
fstxx | adapter: because myth is configured to use /dev/video0, and I want to keep that working. I don't want | 14:38 |
fstxx | to remove the card in mythtv-setup. | 14:39 |
adaptr | fstxx: that is dependent on the way in which the module loader is configured, and for sound devices - and probably also video devices - you can "solve" this by defining module aliases | 14:39 |
adaptr | fstxx: you are making a LOT of assumptions about something that you have not yet tried | 14:39 |
adaptr | the first step, regardless of what you think or what you want, is to ADD THE HARDWARE | 14:39 |
adaptr | nothing makes sense until you do that | 14:39 |
fstxx | adaptr: If I do that, and /dev/video0 no longer is the bttv card, my daughter can't watch tv until I have figured out how to fix it. I prefer to figure out that before I do that | 14:42 |
fstxx | adaptr: pleeas be honest now. Do you know how do that with module aliases? | 14:43 |
adaptr | fstxx: so I'm dishonest now ? | 14:48 |
adaptr | fucking usless statement that seriously has no place here | 14:48 |
adaptr | in order to fix any ensuing problems, you will first have to EXPERIENCE them | 14:49 |
peppe | qualcuno mi può aiutare ad installare lirc | 14:49 |
adaptr | peppe: EnNglish, please | 14:49 |
adaptr | Engrish, even | 14:49 |
[nrx] | hi folks! :) | 14:49 |
peppe | can you help me to install lirc | 14:50 |
[nrx] | trying to get a remote working? | 14:50 |
adaptr | peppe: not at this distance, no | 14:51 |
fstxx | adaptr: so you don't know. thank you for trying to help. | 14:51 |
peppe | sorry but i don't speach english very | 14:51 |
adaptr | fstxx: nobody knows, until you put it in and see what happens | 14:51 |
adaptr | smartass | 14:52 |
adaptr | judgemental smartass, even | 14:52 |
[nrx] | lol | 14:52 |
peppe | ubunt get this msg "Couldn't build LIRC kernel modules" when i write "sudo dpkg-reconfigure lirc-modules-source" | 14:52 |
adaptr | and you need the sources..why ? | 14:53 |
fstxx | adaptr: I looked a bit deeper into udev, as advised by MilhousePunkRock. It seems that the foolowing udev lines will do what I want, at least that is the way Iinterpret the output from udevtest:KERNEL=="video[0-9]*", DRIVERS=="bttv" , NAME="video0", SYMLINK += "video-bttv" | 15:36 |
fstxx | KERNEL=="vbi[0-9]*", DRIVERS=="bttv" , NAME="vbi0", SYMLINK += "vbi-bttv" | 15:36 |
fstxx | KERNEL=="radio[0-9]*", DRIVERS=="bttv" , NAME="radio0", SYMLINK += "radio-bttv" | 15:36 |
fstxx | KERNEL=="video[0-9]*", DRIVERS!="bttv" , NAME="v4l/video%n" | 15:36 |
fstxx | KERNEL=="vbi[0-9]*", DRIVERS!="bttv" , NAME="v4l/vbi%n" | 15:36 |
fstxx | KERNEL=="radio[0-9]*", DRIVERS!="bttv" , NAME="v4l/radio%n" | 15:36 |
[nrx] | can anyone help please? | 16:42 |
[nrx] | hi folks. I managed to see input from the remote control with irw earlier... I've been working through the doc on the wiki, and now i see nothing at all from irw | 16:42 |
[nrx] | oops | 16:42 |
[nrx] | :) | 16:42 |
MythbuntuGuest79 | I needs some help with my remote control setup | 16:59 |
[nrx] | please please please someone help me with my remote :( :( | 17:15 |
sebrock | anyone knows why I get this from transcoder when trying to transcode a mpeg2 to AVi: [transcode] warning : (encoder.c) video export module error: init failed | 17:17 |
sebrock | it doesnt say mnore than that :| | 17:17 |
MythbuntuGuest79 | Anybody good with remote setup? | 17:19 |
[nrx] | i'm having the same problem, MuthbuntuG | 17:20 |
MythbuntuGuest79 | Can't seem to find any help | 17:20 |
MythbuntuGuest79 | What is your problem nrx? | 17:20 |
[nrx] | some of the buttons not working correctly, or working at all | 17:20 |
[nrx] | what's yours? | 17:21 |
MythbuntuGuest79 | I have hp media center remote with a usb-uirt that I am trying to use with my dish sat box. | 17:22 |
[nrx] | ah | 17:22 |
[nrx] | well, i wouldn't be able to help you there i'm afraid! | 17:22 |
[nrx] | just my 'ok' button on the remote has stopped working | 17:23 |
[nrx] | since i followed info on the wiki | 17:23 |
MythbuntuGuest79 | what kind of remote do you have? | 17:23 |
[nrx] | hauppauge nova-t 500 jobbie | 17:24 |
[nrx] | the okay button isn't even shown with irw | 17:24 |
[nrx] | the rest are though | 17:24 |
[nrx] | :/ | 17:24 |
[nrx] | oh, and back/exit isn't | 17:25 |
[nrx] | which is annoyin because if you're in different menus in mythtv, you can'get back unless you use 'esc' key on keyboard | 17:25 |
[nrx] | seems the code isn't right | 17:26 |
MythbuntuGuest79 | check this link out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=611081&highlight=nova-t+remote | 17:28 |
[nrx] | yeah, it's just two buttons that aren't working | 17:30 |
[nrx] | the code for OK seems to be wrong in lircd.conf | 17:33 |
LT_Tuvok | my channel line up is way off | 21:34 |
LT_Tuvok | mythfilldatabase --do-channel-updates is not helping | 21:35 |
superm1 | LT_Tuvok, blow away the video source | 21:43 |
superm1 | and re-add it | 21:43 |
LT_Tuvok | aye | 21:43 |
LT_Tuvok | because I know Duke is not playing Miami on PBS :) | 21:44 |
LT_Tuvok | Bug #188456 in mythtv | 21:52 |
dwf_starband | i had a "MythTV-Database reconfigure required" information popup on my desktop which said to run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-database" | 21:52 |
LT_Tuvok | sorry | 21:52 |
LT_Tuvok | dwf_starband, and? | 21:53 |
dwf_starband | it doesnt work | 21:53 |
KjetilK | I'm not quite sure where to go from here, things are working, but they are under channel numbers, and I don't know how to figure out which channels are under which channel numbers | 21:53 |
dwf_starband | access denied | 21:53 |
LT_Tuvok | dwf_starband, not enough details | 21:53 |
dwf_starband | It's also possible that mysql-server wasn't running. | 21:53 |
LT_Tuvok | KjetilK, what? | 21:53 |
dwf_starband | is what it said | 21:54 |
KjetilK | LT_Tuvok: uhm, hard to explain... | 21:54 |
LT_Tuvok | I see | 21:54 |
KjetilK | if I go "watch TV" now, I get some channels... | 21:54 |
KjetilK | if I type "21" on my keyboard, I get Cartoon Network | 21:55 |
KjetilK | and if I type "25" I get some other channel | 21:55 |
dwf_starband | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/4111/ | 21:55 |
LT_Tuvok | superm1, thx | 21:55 |
KjetilK | but I don't know how to figure out what channels are on which number | 21:55 |
superm1 | np | 21:56 |
LT_Tuvok | KjetilK, try read the faq @mythtv's wiki | 21:56 |
LT_Tuvok | dwf_starband, u2 | 21:56 |
LT_Tuvok | read the docs folks | 21:56 |
dwf_starband | ok | 21:56 |
KjetilK | mmm, yeah... | 21:56 |
LT_Tuvok | its all there, then come back with detailed queries | 21:57 |
LT_Tuvok | its obvious when yyou don't even search | 21:57 |
LT_Tuvok | for common frequently asked questions | 21:57 |
* KjetilK nods in shame | 21:59 | |
KjetilK | this is deeply confusing though, I've worked weeks with the lirc setup | 21:59 |
KjetilK | and there things weren't documented, so I have read hundreds of pages without finding what I look for | 22:00 |
LT_Tuvok | I understand the frustration | 22:01 |
LT_Tuvok | lirc hurt me bad as well | 22:01 |
LT_Tuvok | but gotit working | 22:01 |
* KjetilK has given up on PVR-150 for now | 22:01 | |
KjetilK | I'm not sure whether is is my lack of understanding or hardware failure | 22:01 |
LT_Tuvok | thats whatI have | 22:02 |
LT_Tuvok | give up why, it works great | 22:02 |
LT_Tuvok | remote and all | 22:02 |
KjetilK | the capture now works great | 22:02 |
KjetilK | I had the IR remote working for a while too | 22:02 |
LT_Tuvok | which kernel you using? | 22:03 |
KjetilK | but with really bad sensitivity | 22:03 |
KjetilK | stock MythBuntu | 22:03 |
KjetilK | 2.6.22, I suppose | 22:03 |
LT_Tuvok | you run the mythbuntu control center | 22:03 |
LT_Tuvok | they make it so easy | 22:03 |
KjetilK | when I got those to lircd daemons | 22:03 |
dwf_starband | i had really bad sensitivity with my remote, but now me and my wife use our nintendo ds's as network remotes, it works great | 22:03 |
LT_Tuvok | it makes the lirc file for you | 22:04 |
dwf_starband | so we dont even need the ir remote anymore | 22:04 |
KjetilK | yeah, did that, but now neither mode2 nor irw reports anything | 22:04 |
LT_Tuvok | cool | 22:04 |
KjetilK | dwf_starband: that's cool! | 22:04 |
LT_Tuvok | you need to do more doc combing | 22:04 |
LT_Tuvok | there are plenty copies of the lirc.conf online | 22:05 |
KjetilK | LT_Tuvok: I doubt that's the problem | 22:05 |
KjetilK | mode2 works by detecting the raw signals | 22:05 |
KjetilK | without lirc even running | 22:05 |
KjetilK | so, it is 100% not a lirc problem | 22:05 |
KjetilK | either the IR detector is dead, or there is a really deep problem in some software somewhere... | 22:06 |
LT_Tuvok | nvr made the implication it was | 22:06 |
LT_Tuvok | gl | 22:06 |
KjetilK | nvr? | 22:06 |
LT_Tuvok | never | 22:06 |
KjetilK | oh :-) | 22:07 |
KjetilK | got the volume knob on my Antec Fusion working though :-) | 22:07 |
KjetilK | it uses lirc too | 22:07 |
LT_Tuvok | ever seen this page? | 22:07 |
LT_Tuvok | http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/PVR150_Remote | 22:08 |
KjetilK | yup | 22:08 |
KjetilK | I have the grey remote, though | 22:08 |
KjetilK | but as I said, I had it running, and has made no changes in that part of the config since then | 22:09 |
LT_Tuvok | when that happened to me, somehow, my conf file was removed | 22:10 |
KjetilK | hmmm | 22:12 |
KjetilK | they are all in place here | 22:13 |
onesojourner | can some one tell me what the command is to configure vnc? I am doing a fresh install and I forgot what I did last time. | 22:20 |
Tuv0k | ubuntu newsgroups are hillarious | 22:45 |
superm1 | onesojourner, open up mcc | 23:05 |
superm1 | and do it all from there | 23:05 |
toorima | is it possible to put a picture on a folder in mythvideo? | 23:33 |
Tuv0k | is it possible to update my computer | 23:46 |
Tuv0k | is it possible to surf the web in ubuntu? | 23:46 |
Tuv0k | is it .... | 23:46 |
Tuv0k | geez | 23:47 |
superm1 | of course it is | 23:47 |
Tuv0k | I know | 23:47 |
Tuv0k | just mocking some of the questions that get posted in damn near ALL ubuntu channels | 23:48 |
Tuv0k | its amazing | 23:48 |
Tuv0k | is google really a mystery to folks? | 23:48 |
Tuv0k | new season of of flavor of love, and no hard disk space? | 23:49 |
Tuv0k | :( | 23:49 |
Tuv0k | the horror | 23:49 |
* KjetilK thinks he is being bitten by https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xmltv/+bug/186216 | 23:50 | |
KjetilK | is that what's needed to get a mapping between the channel numbers and the channels? | 23:51 |
* KjetilK feels really stupid | 23:51 | |
toorima | sorry if that is a stupid question but i did search mythtvtalk and found nothing | 23:52 |
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