[00:00] yeah, that looks sane (although i'm not sure about that /ltsp/amd64 addition, but it shouldn't cause too much trouble) [00:00] it is only the location of the kernel and pxlinux.0 [00:00] aSpastic: yeah, remove 'qiet' and 'splash' and try rebooting the client.. [00:04] retrying nbd mount [00:05] server closed connection [00:05] ./etc/exports? [00:05] ./var/lib/mythtv/recordings *(ro,async,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check) [00:05] aSpastic: what does it say in /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/amd64/pxelinux.cfg/default now? [00:06] DEFAULT vmlinuz ro initrd=initrd.img [00:07] yeah.. can you add nbdroot=the-address-of-your-server? [00:07] the server where inetd lives [00:08] just the ip address? [00:08] yeah... [00:09] you can throw in the port as well ;) [00:09] address:port [00:09] what is the mbdport? [00:09] nbd [00:10] 2000 [00:10] as defined in inetd.conf [00:13] still the same [00:13] Evenin' folks [00:14] should a slave backend have mysql-server installed?? or should it have just the client? [00:14] evening Aquahallic [00:14] EFAULT vmlinuz ro initrd=initrd.img nbdroot=192.168.xxx.xxx:2000 [00:14] aSpastic: i'll need the complete error messages then. [00:15] aSpastic: what's in your /etc/exports? [00:15] aSpastic: what does exportfs say? [00:15] Aquahallic: just the client [00:15] Begin: Retrying nbdmount [00:15] that's what I thought.. it's got samba on it too... [00:16] Negotion error: server closed connection [00:16] Looping [00:16] Aquahallic: probably not needed either [00:16] but.. that WAS a master and I changed the role... [00:16] ah, from the MMC? [00:16] so it prolly just didn't snatch 'em out [00:16] aSpastic: that sounds like it cant connect to the nbdrootd which is handled by inetd.. or /opt/ltsp/images/amd64.img does not exist. is inetd runniing? [00:16] did you change the roles from the MMC? file a bug if you did so it can get updated [00:16] saw it on this Hardy upgrade [00:16] hey abarbaccia, thanks for those bug reports [00:17] diskless/overlay /var/lib/mythtv/recordings [00:17] laga: trying. [00:17] yeah but on gusty abarbaccia [00:17] laga: i wanna get more involved ya kno. filing bugs is the start but i could probably help with some of the packaging [00:17] abarbaccia: that would be great [00:17] laga: I'm switching MonolithMC to using MythBuntu [00:18] laga: you get my exportfs above [00:18] laga: should get many more users and more backing to the project - i believe its mature enough now [00:18] aSpastic: diskless/overlay/ or /var/cache/mythbuntu-diskless/overlay/? [00:18] abarbaccia: many more users? didn't know mythtv boxen were selling so well ;) [00:19] laga: you'd be surprised. had pretty decent turn out last year - even with all the schedules direct stuff that killed sales for 2 quarters [00:19] laga: its not a primary job, but i'm 22 and its beer money ;-) [00:19] laga: /var... bad copy + paste [00:20] aSpastic: beer money? let's hope it's not selling too well then or you'll turn into an alcoholic [00:21] aSpastic: okay, then i'm stumped.. do you have a firewall? [00:21] abarbaccia: i'd have expected that it's a support nightmare [00:21] yep...but the 2 machines are behind it [00:21] maybe to do with that silly dhcp ting i did [00:22] aSpastic: does /opt/ltsp/images/amd64.img exist? [00:23] yes...but 0 bytes???!!! [00:23] -rwxr--r-- 1 root root 0 2008-03-21 22:00 amd64.img [00:24] that might explain a few things.. [00:24] run sudo ltsp-update-image (or click "commit changes" in MCC) [00:25] i think tomorrow i will fresh install, not change the dhcp thing..and hopefulyy apt-getupdate/upgrade, will see you fix that little bug thing i found :p [00:26] laga: eh, not terrible. my build's stabilized over the two years - but everything was still done with compiling from source so no packages, a pain to push upgrades, etc [00:26] abarbaccia: ouch [00:26] now, i can tell users "a bug was filed", close the ticket, and move on with it [00:26] heh [00:27] abarbaccia: i dont think that's gonna change a lot.. the mcc fix probably won't be in apt tomorrow ;) [00:27] aSpastic: try ltsp-update-image ;) [00:27] laga: it's a big move - i still have all of mythtv configuration automated through a website which is pretty nice so people don't ever have to touch mythtv-setup [00:27] thanks a lot for your help laga....when will you get mcc fixed do you think? so i can have a test at it [00:27] abarbaccia: heh.. any plans for selling diskless clients? ;) [00:27] laga: but people are happy if they are part of a community ---- yes. [00:28] aSpastic: a few days perhaps.. i don't know when a fixed package will be uploaded.. but you don't really need MCC in the diskless client, eg it's not needed to boot a client [00:29] but is it not needed for nvidia drives etc? [00:29] abarbaccia: cool.. mythtv configuration through a website? how does that work? does it spit out SQL which is imported into the user's DB? [00:29] aSpastic: yeah, it can be useful for that.. but it's not needed to make a client boot ;) [00:30] laga: ok :P thanks anyway...off on hols next week...so maybe when i get back in 7 days [00:30] night all, thakns fo rthe help laga [00:31] sometimes i wonder if i'm not wasting my time.. [00:31] anyways [00:31] abarbaccia: how did you push updates to people? [00:36] laga: wrote an update script that would download a script from my server nightly and run it [00:45] what is the command to check version of mythvideo? [00:47] whats the cmd to install preset ubuntu configs? [00:47] from cli [01:03] superml: I noticed you responded to a thread giving answer to fix w/ editing metadata in MythVideo.... Directed user to update at https://edge.launchpad.net/~rhpot1991/+archive [01:04] I am still learning so I am in need of a way to do this... [01:20] Stemming78, you can grab the debs right from there [01:20] or you can add the repository as listed there to /etc/apt/sources.list [01:22] Basically just add the line deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/rhpot1991/ubuntu hardy main right into the sources.list file. Then run update? [01:23] not the deb-src [01:23] just the deb line [01:23] and instead of hardy gutsy [01:24] Ahh, thank you... [01:26] While I was waiting for a comment to post, I f***ed my remote to the point of it not working any longer... Long story, how can I reinstall the hardware.conf and lircd.conf after they have been deleted? [01:26] Control Center is stalled configuring remote contrl. [01:27] well they get backed up [01:27] when mcc touches them [01:27] they're still in /etc/lirc/ [01:30] I manually deleted the conf files... checking; no .bak or old files in directory other than lircd.conf.dpkg-old.... Other than that, I have modified files stored as a backup, but they have errors (edited with WinSCP which created the original prob). [01:32] ah [01:32] okay well you can reinstall lirc then [01:32] apt-get remove --purge lirc [01:32] and then apt-get install whatever gets removed [01:32] thank you! [01:36] Working again, thanks again. [03:59] does the gatos package not work with myth? [04:00] i dont think gatos has been updated in a long time.. [04:00] :/ [04:01] so theres no way to get it working then? [04:01] well lets put it this way [04:01] the last release was in 2002 [04:02] so it hasn't had a new version in ages.. [04:02] it was in the package list so I was hoping so :( [04:02] well what about it are you looking to do? [04:02] because the tv-input code is in x.org afaik [04:03] http://megahurts.dk/rune/tv_output.html so this wouldnt work [04:05] well have you already checked whether those were merged into x.org's git tree? [04:05] it's very possible they did [04:05] but never got updated [04:05] i have a ati aiw radeon 32mb the first one and it says the tv in and out are supported by the gatos package so I was hoping i could use those two features with myth [04:05] oh gatos tv-in never worked in myth i thought [04:05] its not a full v4l2 driver that it implements is it? [04:05] thats what one of the stop warnings said on the myth site [04:06] hoped that it just ment it didnt totally function properly instead of not at all [04:06] no i haven't ever seen any indication that anyone even had it partially working [04:08] aye well thanks for the responce anyways [04:08] the gatos comment here got my hopes up: [04:08] All-in-Wonder Radeon (Radeon) [04:08] Should work fine with 4.1.0 or later drivers. Both XvImage (YUV->RGB overlay and scaling) and TV-in should work fine. There were success reports with NTSC, PAL and SECAM standards. Video capture should work as well. 3d acceleration should work fine. [04:09] well by all means you can try, but i'd not expect much out of it :) [04:10] is this what you were asking about x.org: Radeon TV-input code has been merged into X.Org CVS, to appear in release 7.0, this includes support for both original Rage Theatre and Rage Theatre 200 version. [04:17] what does myth default use to play dvds [04:17] as xine plays it myth crashes [04:19] it defaults to an internal player [04:19] okay so it doesnt use xine mplayer or vlc as they all seem to be working maybe I failed to set an option or something [04:20] you can use any of those [04:20] but by default it picks internal [04:21] is there a way to see why the internal player is failing [04:21] start it in a terminal [04:21] and see what happens [04:27] it seg faults saying that if failed to get recording show list but doesnt do that when started from the applications list [12:01] Has anyone had problems with the On Screen Display disappearing with a recent 7.10 update? [12:09] garth: let me guess, you upgraded to 0.21? [12:35] Yes, I think so. Was that a mistake? [12:47] heh [12:47] so close to getting an answer.. [13:04] I have a problem with my system, sometimes it wants to record a program, witch I have schedulet, on the tuner i'm watching livetv on, even then the other tuner is free, who do I change that? [13:23] hey. is there someone who can help me configuring my hauppauge nova-t remote in 8.04? [13:25] i've got all i need. hardware.conf, lircd.cond and lircrc. but only a few keys are working. [13:33] chrisor1: post in the forums in nobody answers here [13:39] @laga: gibts eigentlich nen deutschen myth-irc-channel? [13:40] chrisor1: #mythtv-de :) [14:19] morning everyone [14:19] morning [14:20] laga: can you explain to me the different repositories briefly? you keep mentioning bzr or something [14:20] abarbaccia: we keep our code in bzr repositories at launchpad [14:20] https://code.launchpad.net/mythbuntu/+branches [14:23] hurmmmm [14:23] so each one of these is a branch? [14:23] yeah [14:24] so this is where you do the development for a particular piece of the main dist [14:25] lets say, mythbuntu-control-centre --- this is where the latest in dev for the mythbuntu-control-center [14:25] is [14:25] yes [14:25] some of these branches contain very incomplete/immature software [14:25] gotcha [14:25] and sometimes you have to watch out which branch you use because some of them have very similar names [14:26] if you click on a branch, you'll see a "bzr branch [..]" command you can use to get the source [14:26] right [14:26] that was my next questions [14:26] and if you're a memeber of the mythbuntu/ubuntu-mythtv team, you can also push new software [14:26] so in each of these branches, is it just one package? [14:27] not quite.. there usually is one source package which can produce multiple binary packages [14:28] but one source package only [14:29] usually, yes [14:29] so something like mythbuntu-diskless might compile to several packages but its one source [14:30] yup [14:35] i want to figure out how the debian packaging system works and how to build them slash update them [14:38] abarbaccia: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mythtv/+branches [14:38] these are nsome other branches, partially belonging to the 'mythtv' project in launchpad AFAIK [14:38] abarbaccia: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mythtv/mythtv/mythtv-fixes [14:38] https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mythtv/mythplugins/mythplugins-fixes [14:38] those should be enough to get you started :) [14:38] btw, who develops the launchpad software? [14:39] canonical.. [14:39] and it's closed source.. [14:40] i figured its closed source or else others would be using it - it's phenomineal [14:41] unless you try to navgiate it [14:41] * laga tends to get lost [14:41] well, its great when you have someone sending you all the links [14:41] haha [14:41] ;) [14:41] true [14:41] it's a bit like sourceforge.. [14:42] only tightly integrated with ubuntu so it's easier to manage distributions... [14:42] and not so slow [14:42] i was going to say sourceforge is great for a project - this is strictly for distributions [14:42] or works best with distributions [14:42] you can also use it with 'projects' [14:42] although i dont think you get a homepage [14:43] or webspace for tarballs [14:43] o gotcha [14:43] eg, mythbuntu is registered as a project [14:43] well, either way - for what they're using it for - it fills the space nicely [14:43] and not as a distro [14:43] yup [14:43] a great tool [14:45] i'm now running eskil's shoutcast patch. yay. [14:45] slightly segfaulty sometimes but it plays music [14:45] nice. i think mythmusic is going to be the most exciting plugin to track over the next few months [14:45] esp after it gets a UI rewrite - possibly some better browsing options, etc [14:46] there are many cool things that could be done wrt media management, eg integration of music players [14:46] like amarok does [14:47] but i can't code so i should shut up ;) [14:47] i'm also a bit limited because i only have an old CRT tv, and you are a bit limited at 720x576 ;) [14:48] hahaha agreed [14:48] * laga needs to stop doing heavy multitasking in the middle of sentences [14:49] i have an HDTV - an older flatscreen - but it 1. doesn't have hdmi and 2. doesn't play very nice with EDID so getting a good resolution on it takes some effort [14:52] laga: do you use two ir devices? i'm trying to do some testing this afternoon with udev and lirc - they don't play very nice when you have two devices. i'm proposing to drop udev support from lirc for hardy - i just dont think its ready [14:54] trying to get mythtv to use XvMC as output, once set to do so, mythtv crashes as soon as I try to watch TV. The frontend log file shows the following: GLVid, Error: Fatal error mythfrontend.real: main/renderbuffer.c:2153: _mesa_reference_renderbuffer: Assertion `oldRb->Magic == 0xaabbccdd' failed. [14:54] anyone got any ideas please? :) [14:59] viciouslime: file a bug report [14:59] seems like a mythtv bug [14:59] hey, no problem [14:59] i wonder why people.. [15:00] yeah, i just wonder 'why people' actually. [15:00] abarbaccia: we use apport to catch segfaults.. and then we'll get a backtrace in launchpad [15:00] and can submit that to the mythtv developers [15:01] damn, ok, thanks :( [15:02] viciouslime: aren't you asked ba apport-gtk to file a bug report? [15:02] are you using 0.21? [15:02] no i'm not asked to file a bug report, it just quits [15:03] and yes i am using 0.21 on hardy [15:04] i also get: VideoOutputXv: Desired video renderer 'ivtv' not available. codec 'None' makes 'opengl,xv-blit,xshm,xlib,' available, using 'opengl' instead. just before the line above in the log files... [15:04] that's odd.. even more interesting is the 'GLVid' part of that error message [15:04] viciouslime: your video playback profile is set up incorrectly then. [15:04] you told it to use 'ivtv' which is *not* xvmc [15:05] it falls back to opengl.. (which is a bad thing to do, so you probably want to file a bug about that beahvior ;)) [15:05] but i selected xvmc... i also tried via-xvmc as I am using a via epia sp8000 motherboard but that crashes too [15:06] oh wait, no that log was from when i tried ivtv... oops [15:07] just tried via-xvmc again and got: VideoOutputXv: Desired video renderer 'xvmc-blit' not available. codec 'None' makes 'opengl,xv-blit,xshm,xlib,' available, using 'opengl' instead. [15:08] viciouslime: what version of mythtv are you using? dpkg -l mythtv [15:08] mythtv 0.21.0-0ubuntu [15:09] laga: thank you so much for trying to help btw :D [15:10] viciouslime: what's the number after "ubuntu"? [15:11] ...there isn't one [15:12] just checked in synaptic, that show ubuntu3 [15:12] yeah, that's current... [15:15] viciouslime: i dont know why xvmc doesn't work, but please a file a bug about the opengl fallback anyways.. and include a refernece to this ticket: http://svn.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/4951#comment:3 [15:15] ok, thanks laga [15:19] cool, a mythbuntu channel :) [15:19] looks like it's got some support. I'm about to drop mythdora as it seems that community has stagnated [15:42] how much processing and memory is used by the diskless server? or is it mostly used on the client? just wondering because my myth server is a little underpowered to start with [15:43] MythbuntuGuest98: the client does all the work [15:43] sweet, so it shouldnt bog down the server any at all? [15:43] laga: I recommend "apt-cache policy mythtv" instead of "dpkg -l" since dpkg -l will truncate versions if the terminal isn't wide enough. [15:43] no.. [15:43] keescook: thanks [15:43] cool thanks [15:43] keescook: i usually use dpkg -l mythtv | cat [15:43] ;) [15:44] MythbuntuGuest98: it will probably tax the server a little bit when the client boots, but that shouldn't be an issue unless your server is really underpowered [15:44] laga: yeah, me too. bdmurray showed me the policy thing, and that's kinda cool too. :) /me runs off to breakfast again [15:45] anyone using an hd-homerun? [15:45] 160 bucks is a lot, but i might save overall compared to what Im spending for my cable company's dvr [15:45] MythbuntuGuest98: if you have any problems with -diskless, post here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=711079&page=6 [15:46] MythbuntuGuest98: even better, read the thread before posting.. with the latest mythbuntu-control-centre upload, it should be mostly painless though [15:47] ok with the latest mcc just select diskless server and it does the rest? [15:48] you'll have to build the image first.. then you need to configure a dhcpd manually or create a USB pen drive for booting [15:48] monteslu: I love my hdhomerun. totally painless, Just Works. [15:49] keescook, cool. That's what i was looking for, thanks :) [15:49] ok so a little more than point and click, i should read up on it i guess, that link is a good start? [15:50] keescook: are, you're a mythtv user, too? [15:51] monteslu: the only thing I had to play with was making sure I had reasonable signal strength, but that was only a problem due to how many times I'm splitting my incoming cable. :) [15:51] monteslu: also note that it's great for _analog_ HD. I have no idea if/how the "digital cable" stuff works with it. [15:52] one thing im not sure about, dhcp is assigned by my router, is that acceptable? [15:53] MythbuntuGuest98: no, but you'll have to create a bootable pen drive in MCC. that's the easiest thing to do.. in the thread i mentioned above, i described some alternate solutions but they're way more complicated [15:53] keescook, i think I can get QAM over here [15:53] but about the same channels as ATSC [15:53] MythbuntuGuest98: also make sure that your server always has the same IP address. you can probably set that in your router [15:54] monteslu: okay, cool. yeah, I'm using it for QAM. [15:56] are the steps in the wiki good enough to get me started? [15:57] MythbuntuGuest98: you dont need the manual in the wiki, it's all in MCC now [16:00] is allow unsigned packages a good idea or bad? [16:00] under server preperation [16:00] MythbuntuGuest98: depends on your /etc/apt/sources.list [16:00] if you want packages from third-party repositories, you should add it [16:00] if you never modified sources.list [16:01] then you should be fine without it [16:02] cool thanks [16:04] MythbuntuGuest98: let me know how it goes [16:04] :) [16:17] ok im working today so im eating and leaving in a few, but the build image script is running [16:18] MythbuntuGuest98: yeah, it can take a while.. it downloads a lot of data [16:19] i doubt you guys get thanked enough, but you guys have done a really good job with mythbuntu, and its awsome that you guys are always around willing to help with setting up and stupid questions [16:20] heh, thanks :) [16:20] hopefully not too much im only allowed 2g on a seven day rotating period, but ive got about 800 left right now [16:21] MythbuntuGuest98: hum.. that's gonna be close :/ [16:21] MythbuntuGuest98: i dont know off-hand how much it downloads, but it might as well be over 500M up to 1G [16:22] wow [16:22] well im started now, ill just hope for the best [16:22] MythbuntuGuest98: maybe you can download our beta alternate disk on a different connection, it has all the needed packages [16:22] MythbuntuGuest98: heh, good luck then :) [16:23] really sucks when i go over, they neck me down to dial up or slower [16:24] i can live with it because its my own fault, but my wife goes balistic when her facebook doesnt load fast enough [16:24] hah [16:24] 8G per month is not a lot [16:24] MythbuntuGuest98: if you've got a lot of ubuntu computers, i'd suggest you look into using apt-cacher [16:25] (i used it when i was developing the diskless thing and it helped a lot ;)) [16:25] no its a satalite connection, im in the middle of alaska, the only way in is by plane, no roads, no power lines, no phone lines, its all satalite and generators [16:25] wow [16:25] * laga is kind of jealous [16:25] what does it do? share packages? [16:26] MythbuntuGuest98: it caches packages.. after you downloaded one package once, you'll get it from your local cache the next time a computer requests it [16:26] its awsome out here, kinda hard on the women, but its a hunting fishing nature lovers dream [16:27] cool, ill have to take note to look into that, is it pretty easy to set up? im assuming one of the computers would be the cache storage and the others would look there first? [16:28] MythbuntuGuest98: hard on the women? you're married ;) [16:28] MythbuntuGuest98: it's very easy to set up.. you just modify the sources.list on the computers after installing it [16:28] it's well-documented [16:29] yeah, and she likes it most of the time, but shes always telling me that were moving, (she grew up surrounded by cities) she's done really well, lasted a year before going to town for shoping, hair, movies, eating out, etc... [16:30] might be a record for the women that live here, im pretty proud of her [16:30] ah [16:30] you meant it that way ;) [16:30] i guess i missed what you though i ment [16:31] MythbuntuGuest98: i thought you meant there was a shortage of women ;) [16:32] there is that too, i met my wife on the internet [16:32] the women in alaska have a saying, "the odds are good, but the goods are odd" [16:32] means there are plenty of men, but [16:34] heh ;) [16:35] apt-cacher? right? i need to write that down before i forget [16:35] yup [16:35] if you don't want to have it running all the time, you can run it from inetd. the manual will tell you how to do that [16:36] well thanks for your help, im off to paint an airplane [16:36] hopefully ill finish up tonight with bandwith to spare [16:36] thanks [16:37] good luck :) [17:50] Everything was working perfectly until I updated to .21 via the Update Manager. Once it updated, video playback has been broken. For HD recordings, when tried to playback, the video and audio would start, then the video would freeze 1-2 seconds in. For SD recording playbacks, a rainbow pattern/static would show and audio played. I browsed the forums and tried removing mythdvd and updating mythvideo, but the problems still occu [17:53] check that you have the prop driver installed properly if you need one [17:53] and there are a ton of new settings for changing playback [18:05] What is a good mixer package that works well that I can adjust the volume on a realtek soundcard., [18:44] sdf === tgm4883_laptop_ is now known as tgm4883_laptop [18:50] firekool__: alsamixer [18:53] pulseaudio mixer === weiser_ is now known as weiser [19:09] anyone around who knows WTF is wrong with LIRC these days? [19:09] um [19:09] can't set up a simple MCE remote [19:10] i can't be worse than before? [19:10] well, the remote worked before. now only every now and then. [19:11] no clue wtf is going on... everything is as it should be with hardware.conf lircd.conf, etc. no errors starting/restarting lirc but remote is just... dead. noting via irw. [19:11] sudo dpkg-reconfigure lirc? :) [19:11] majoridiot, hi [19:11] 8.04? [19:11] or 7.10? [19:11] hola superm1! [19:12] 7.10 upgraded [19:12] to new packages [19:12] okay well post your lircd.conf and hardware.conf in a pastebin [19:12] i tried waiting until after the update was complete before configing the remote... still no love. been fighting this for two days now with no clue where to look next. everything looks good. [19:13] sec... lemme move into that box. it's in another room. [19:18] http://paste.uni.cc/18509 [19:18] http://paste.uni.cc/18510 [19:18] strange thing is... every now and then it will work- and when it does not, no errors. [19:18] have confirmed the remote and receiver are 100% on my main box... [19:19] and moved the receiver (same type) from my main box to this build with no love. never seen anything like this. [19:20] superm1: did you get my other email about needing firewire info to help suss that all out? [19:20] bad usb maybe? [19:20] majoridiot, yeah i did but i forgot to reply [19:20] and some three hundred emails came after it :) [19:20] no... tried every port and different cables, even. [19:20] (i figured) [19:21] well those files both look sane [19:21] i know. [19:21] so when it doesnt work no errors though? [19:21] how is that possible.. [19:21] that's the maddening part [19:21] no errors [19:21] restart lirc goes just fine. [19:21] you sure the hardware is 100%? [19:21] well no errors restarting lirc, but is lircd running? [19:21] and is the module properly loaded [19:21] yes- i even tried the one i use every day on my main box. [19:21] and being used [19:22] yes [19:22] well you considered apt-get remove --purge lirc [19:22] and then reinstall it [19:22] choose the remote in the debconf [19:22] and let it go with that [19:22] lspci | grep shows lirc_mceusb2, lirc_imon and lirc_dev are loaded [19:22] I doubt it should change anything [19:22] oh! [19:22] you've got an imon huh [19:22] okay well so they are fighting for whom is lirc0 then [19:23] dude... i've tried reinstalling this from scratch like 6 times, trying different sequences. nothing seems to work. [19:23] yeah, ideally i'd like both to work... but i'd settle for just mceusb2 [19:23] blacklist the lirc_imon then [19:24] either have to do that or explicitly list the order they get loaded somewhere [19:24] tried straightening it out with multiple device loads in /etc/init.d/lirc like usual, but still no love. [19:24] hm [19:24]