[00:55] <karlec> majoridiot, are you signed on?
[00:55] <majoridiot> no
[00:55] <karlec> :)
[00:56] <karlec> I'll set up ssh
[00:56] <majoridiot> karlec, did you get my pm?
[00:56] <karlec> yes
[00:56] <majoridiot> hm.  i got no reply.
[00:57] <karlec> I just got it now,  So I figured I'd try this to answer
[00:57] <majoridiot> k
[00:58] <karlec> ssh is now set up.  What do you need?
[00:58] <majoridiot> pm
[00:58] <majoridiot> me
[01:00] <majoridiot> no pm?
[01:00] <karlec> I just did
[01:00] <majoridiot> hm.  i got nothing here.
[01:00] <majoridiot> you registered your nick?
[01:00] <karlec> yes
[01:01] <majoridiot> i replied to your ubuntu message
[01:01] <majoridiot> i'm not getting your irc pms
[01:02] <majoridiot> karlec, do you have another messenger application?
[01:06] <majoridiot> karlec, ^^^
[01:09] <tgm4883_laptop> majoridiot, it would appear that karlec is not identified to services
[01:09] <majoridiot> tgm4883, looks that way.
[01:24] <slestak> oh, the us repos are slow today
[01:30] <slestak> top
[01:30] <slestak> sorry backspace appears to not be working
[02:23] <linuxvacuum> hi anyone there?
[02:23] <linuxvacuum> I have no sound in MythTV on Mythbuntu 8.04 :(
[02:33] <tgelter> hey all, I've just installed mythbuntu 8.04. when I go to configure the backend, I am told that there are "No UPnP backends found", then when I go try to configure settings and connect, I'm told that it "cannot login to database"
[02:34] <linuxvacuum> :(
[02:34] <linuxvacuum> I have no sound in MythTV after upgrade
[02:49] <MythbuntuGuest17> I've tried to install mythbuntu on my pc (only hdd is SATA) but when I reboot all I get is "GRUB Loading stage1.5." and then it stops
[02:50] <linuxvacuum> yeah 8.04 changed the hard drive names :(
[02:50] <linuxvacuum> hda becomes sda
[02:50] <linuxvacuum> oh
[02:50] <linuxvacuum> is the drive bootable?
[02:50] <MythbuntuGuest17> I've tried installing grub at "(hd0)" (the default), "/dev/sda" and "/dev/sda0"
[02:50] <linuxvacuum> reinstall grub
[02:51] <linuxvacuum> root (hd0)
[02:51] <linuxvacuum> setup (hd0)
[02:51] <MythbuntuGuest17> It's a brand new drive.  ...it doesn't actually come up in the BIOS "auto scan IDE" or whatever
[02:52] <MythbuntuGuest17> is "hd0" == "/dev/sda" == "/dev/sda0"?
[02:52] <MythbuntuGuest17> (single partition)
[02:52] <linuxvacuum> how did you install mythubuntu
[02:52] <linuxvacuum> with the mythbuntu live cd or ubuntu live cd?
[02:53] <MythbuntuGuest17> mythbuntu live cd
[02:53] <linuxvacuum> try fdisk /dev/sda
[02:53] <linuxvacuum> to see if your partition
[02:53] <linuxvacuum> is bootable
[02:54] <MythbuntuGuest17> how do you make it bootable if it's not?
[02:56] <linuxvacuum> oops my mistake, try
[02:56] <linuxvacuum> cfdisk /dev/sda
[02:56] <linuxvacuum> cfdisk is more intuitive than fdisk
[02:56] <linuxvacuum> or gparted if you have it
[02:56] <linuxvacuum> yeah gparted
[02:59] <MythbuntuGuest17> perhaps I should not have chosen the "guided partition" option in the installation process?
[03:00] <linuxvacuum> do you have one partition that fills your entire hard drive
[03:00] <linuxvacuum> or you have a / and /boot partitions?
[03:01] <MythbuntuGuest17> I should be able to boot off a Ubuntu 7 live cd to get a shell and fix MythBuntu 8.04?
[03:01] <linuxvacuum> yeah
[03:01] <linuxvacuum> fix grub with a live cd
[03:02] <tgelter> so, I run UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD('mythtv') WHERE user='mythtv';   then   FLUSH PRIVILEGES; and then try to log in to mysql w/ username mythtv and password mythtv, and it doesn't let me...
[03:02] <MythbuntuGuest17> Whatever "guided partitioning" did for me - when I go back through the install process I think it's trying to show a small (orange) boot partition - perhaps
[03:09] <MythbuntuGuest17> I selected the "Advanced" option at the confirmation stage and it asks where to install the boot loader - having gone through the guided partioning process I
[03:09] <MythbuntuGuest17> I am not sure which option to select
[03:09] <MythbuntuGuest17> is "root (hd0)" a grub command?
[03:11] <tgelter> root (hd0,0)
[03:12] <kirkland> tgelter: yes
[03:12] <tgelter> http://pastebin.com/m50b3e658
[03:26] <sabhain> anyone know how to delete a storage group?  where's that text file?
[03:27] <sabhain> hmmm .. setting it back to the default seems to let me exit
[04:41] <MythbuntuGuest70> Any one else using the RF FireFly Remote with 8.04?
[05:03] <MythbuntuGuest53> hello
[05:05] <MythbuntuGuest53> anyone in here?
[05:11] <tgm4883_laptop> yep
[05:22] <linuxvacuum> I have no sound in MythTV after upgrade
[05:22] <linuxvacuum> alsamixer is broken :(
[07:50] <rockhound> hi everyone ... I am fighting with a mythfronted which refuses to start upon login on 8.04 ... a manual start via run dialog works ... any idea on what I forgot to do? is there an autostart entry for xfce that I missed?
[07:53] <rockhound> I guess just dumping it into .xsession would help
[07:55] <superm1> well the way it normally happens
[07:55] <superm1> is a symlink in ~/.config/autostart
[08:04] <rockhound> superm1: will check this
[08:05] <rockhound> don't have autostart ... tnx for the correct solution
[08:06] <superm1> rockhound, it's what mcc does for you when you setup the automatic login
[08:06] <superm1> it fixes the gdm conf and sets that symlink up
[08:07] <rockhound> hmm ... tried using this option in mcc but it never happend
[08:09] <superm1> interesting
[08:09] <superm1> well that's something to file a bug on :)
[08:09] <superm1> there are lots of circumstances that can cause odd behaviors like that
[11:56] <adc> hello, i would like to use my laptop as a mythtv frontend, but when i start mythfrontend i get connection timed out how can i solve this
[13:00] <psicobra> hi all i was getting pretty bad performance when playing hd on my mythbuntu box so i brought what should have been a better card it gets higher frams in glxgears but video playback is much worse
[14:26] <psicobra> any one hot core avc working yet?
[15:07] <wilberfan> Hmmm...I just noticed I can no longer watch tv nor record tv...
[15:08] <wilberfan> working great a couple of days ago (pre update?)
[15:09] <wilberfan> tried a mythfilldatabase and reboot--but that didn't help
[15:21] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, do you happen to have phpmyadmin installed?
[15:25] <mib_m0d340> Hello all, I've got a question; I've got a PVR500 from hauppage.  I love it and am trying to get its remote working.  I use the mythbuntu control center to set it up and it doesn't seem to take.  I even rebooted.
[15:27] <wilberfan> foxbuntu, how do i confirm that's installed?
[15:28] <mib_m0d340> The 500 is a really great card all told, I recommend it.
[15:28] <wilberfan> I have a -350, meself...
[15:29] <wilberfan> the remote works--but now I can't watch or record tv!
[15:29] <mib_m0d340> Hooray!  Well one out of two ain't bad!
[15:29] <wilberfan> :P
[15:30] <mib_m0d340> Seriously though, have you tried to record with it outside of mythtv?
[15:30] <mib_m0d340> There is a test you can do to see if the tuner is working (configuring a tuner in mythtv can be confusing, the card might be working and just not set up)
[15:30] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, quickest way would be: sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin
[15:31] <wilberfan> mib_m0d340, everything worked great until a day or two ago?
[15:31] <mib_m0d340> cat /dev/video0 > /tmp/test.mpg
[15:31] <wilberfan> haven't changed anything--cept ran an update
[15:31] <wilberfan> foxbuntu, let me do that now...
[15:31] <mib_m0d340> Run that, then ctrl-c to stop the output.
[15:31] <mib_m0d340> then open play the test.mpg
[15:31] <wilberfan> ok   standby...
[15:33] <wilberfan> i'm installing phpmyadmin now....
[15:33] <wilberfan> should i be seeing output from that cat command?
[15:33] <wilberfan> (the cursor is just sitting on the next line...)
[15:33] <mib_m0d340> hit ctrl-c
[15:34] <mib_m0d340> That stops it.
[15:34] <mib_m0d340> then play the /tmp/test.mpg in whatever media player you have handy.
[15:35] <wilberfan> "contains no data"  (which is what happened this morning when I tried to play back a recording I made last night...)
[15:36] <mib_m0d340> verify that you have a /dev/video0?
[15:37] <wilberfan> i see one using nautilus, yeah...
[15:37] <wilberfan> are the repos slow today?  10 more minutes to install phpmyadmin??
[15:37] <mib_m0d340> and test.mpg is 0 bytes?
[15:37] <wilberfan> mib_m0d340, yep
[15:38] <wilberfan> could the card have unseated itself or something....??
[15:38] <wilberfan> :\
[15:39] <mib_m0d340> It would be unlikely to show up on the file system if it unseated itself.
[15:39] <mib_m0d340> Did you update anything?
[15:39] <wilberfan> good point
[15:39] <mib_m0d340> is it possible some ivtv driver version was replaced?
[15:40] <wilberfan> yes, I did...  a buttload of stuff that the update mgr said was avail...
[15:40] <mib_m0d340> Ah okay, and you've rebooted since I assume.
[15:40] <wilberfan> yep...just before i came in here
[15:40] <wilberfan> my phpmyadmin is asking me which web server to reconfigure automatically...
[15:41] <mib_m0d340> It's got to be related to the update.
[15:41] <wilberfan> apache2?  apache?  apache-ssl  -perl  lighttpd?
[15:41] <wilberfan> mib_m0d340, the timing would be right for that explanation...
[15:41] <mib_m0d340> I'd just go with apache2
[15:42] <wilberfan> foxbuntu, that php thing is installed now...
[15:43] <wilberfan> mib_m0d340, how do you tell what it was in the update that borked things?  and how do you fix it??
[15:48] <mib_m0d340> That's the question
[15:48] <mib_m0d340> My suspicion is the ivtv driver isn't working for you.
[15:48] <mib_m0d340> If you want, you could supo apt-get install build-essential
[15:49] <mib_m0d340> And then build the latest ivtv drivers from source.
[15:49] <wilberfan> yikes...
[15:51] <wilberfan> would there be any log files anywhere that might point to...something illuminating (that might confirm the driver issue)?
[15:53] <mib_m0d340> Well, I think the 0byte video file is pretty damning.
[15:54] <wilberfan> i notice that ivtv doesn't have a hardy repo listed yet...
[15:55] <wilberfan> http://dl.ivtvdriver.org/ubuntu/
[15:55] <wilberfan> think the feisty one would work...?
[15:55] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, pretty sure the ivtv drivers are in the ubuntu main repos for hardy
[15:56] <wilberfan> foxbuntu, isn't that where i would have gotten the update that borked things?
[15:56] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, open the phpmyadmin console in a browser http://your-backend/phpmyadmin
[15:56] <wilberfan> k
[15:57] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, I run the ivtv drivers as well and haven't had any issues
[15:57] <wilberfan> username, password?
[15:58] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, should be root and your MYSQL root password, if you didn't set one yet its blank
[15:58] <wilberfan> yeah, that worked....
[15:59] <mib_m0d340> if this cat /dev/video0 > /tmp/test.mpg didn't give you a video file, I don't think any database work is going to resolve anything.
[15:59] <foxbuntu> now on the left click on mythconverg
[15:59] <foxbuntu> mib_m0d340, I didn't see that
[15:59] <wilberfan> d'oh!
[16:00] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, pastebin your dmesg | grep ivtv
[16:01] <wilberfan> what's the pastebin url again...?
[16:01] <wilberfan> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10940/
[16:02] <wilberfan> "i2c hardware not found"?
[16:05] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, were you using 710 and upgraded to 8.04? or fresh build on 8.04?
[16:05] <wilberfan> foxbuntu, fresh install of hardy last weekend...
[16:06] <wilberfan> foxbuntu, did you see the part where I said everything was fine until an update yesterday or the day before?
[16:06] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, was there an ivtv update?
[16:06] <foxbuntu> I havent looked in a couple of weeks
[16:06] <wilberfan> no idea...  there were 2 or 3 dozen things listed!
[16:07] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, I am researching...but in the mean time you could try this: sudo apt-get install --reinstall ivtv
[16:07] <wilberfan> cool  ('preciate the help!)
[16:08] <wilberfan> "couldn't find package ivtv"
[16:08] <wilberfan> :O
[16:09] <mib_m0d340> There you go
[16:09] <mib_m0d340> sudo apt-get update
[16:10] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, ^^
[16:10] <wilberfan> still can't find that package...
[16:10] <wilberfan> did my sources list get screwed up??
[16:11] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, I am researching...but in the mean time you could try this: sudo apt-get install --reinstall ivtv*
[16:11] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, that should do it, sorry I forgot that they are meta packages
[16:11] <wilberfan> aaaaaaaaahhhh!
[16:12] <wilberfan> ;)
[16:12] <wilberfan> ok...about 16-dozen things are being installed...  (50MB worth)
[16:13] <wilberfan> only, us.archive.ubuntu.com doesn't seem to be responding...
[16:13] <wilberfan> (damn)
[16:14] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, just wait, sometimes that repo is slow to respond
[16:14] <wilberfan> [pant-pant!]
[16:17] <wilberfan> I've gotta leave in about 20 mins...and it's retreived 0 bytes so far!
[16:19] <sabhain> us.archive.ubuntu.com is pretty bad IMHO .. times out too much.  I used mx.archive.ubuntu.com for a CLI install and it pulled things in pretty quickly
[16:20] <wilberfan> yeah...i'm looking for a good mirror right now...
[16:21] <wilberfan> yeah...i'm looking for a good mirror right now...
[16:21] <wilberfan> OK...NOW we're cookin'.....
[16:23] <wilberfan> foxbuntu, ok, i've reinstalled all those ivtv packages...
[16:24] <wilberfan> time for a reboot, or...?
[16:24] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, yeah, try a reboot
[16:24] <wilberfan> ok....brb
[16:28] <wilberfan> drat.   still no live tv....
[16:28] <mib_m0d340> try it: cat /dev/video0 > /tmp/test.mpg
[16:30] <wilberfan> nope.  still a 0 byte file...
[16:30] <mib_m0d340> Yeah, that's the crucial problem.
[16:30] <mib_m0d340> That video card isn't working on it's most basic level.
[16:32] <wilberfan> what does those "i2c hardware not found..." messages mean?
[16:32] <wilberfan> ("do those")
[16:39] <mib_m0d340> I think it's trying to tell you it doesn't know what hardware it has.
[16:39] <mib_m0d340> lscpi
[16:39] <mib_m0d340> find out what the readout of that says for your TV card?
[16:45] <mib_m0d340> trying lspci | grep uner might give you what you want.
[16:46] <wilberfan> that command doesn't display anything in the terminal....
[16:47] <mib_m0d340> try lspci
[16:48] <wilberfan> it shows a "multimedia video controller" or is that just the video card?
[16:48] <mib_m0d340> I think so
[16:49] <mib_m0d340> I think it's your video card.
[16:49] <wilberfan> i wanna try something....brb
[16:49] <mib_m0d340> I'm not at my tivo box or I'd compare with you.
[16:54] <wilberfan> ok, boys....  I fixed it....
[16:54] <mib_m0d340> what was it?
[16:54] <wilberfan> * I re-seated the hauupage card! *
[16:54] <wilberfan> D ' O H !!
[16:55] <wilberfan> [smacks forehead]
[16:55] <wilberfan> [smacks mib_m0d340 's forehead]
[16:55] <wilberfan> (lol)
[16:55] <wilberfan> But i'm late for work....gotta rush...
[16:55] <wilberfan> I seriously appreciate the hand-holding, though....
[16:56] <wilberfan> laters...!
[16:56] <wilberfan> [bows to room]
[17:01] <psicobra> hi all does any one know why disabling double buffer makes HD run better
[17:17] <wilberfan> hey, mib_m0d340   in retrospect, what would have been a clue that my card needed to be reseated?
[17:17] <wilberfan> (other than it not working!)
[17:19] <mib_m0d340> the lspci not listing it was the big one.
[17:19] <wilberfan> mib_m0d340: yeah, now that i think about it...that's probably what made me want to try th at...
[17:19] <mib_m0d340> I suspected that might be it.
[17:20] <wilberfan> do i get any points for thinking of it myself?  ;)
[17:20] <mib_m0d340> unfortunetely on any given desktop, there will always be a /dev/video0
[17:20] <mib_m0d340> yes you do.
[17:20] <wilberfan> did you get your remote working yet?
[17:20] <mib_m0d340> And you win a working PVR!
[17:20] <mib_m0d340> Congratulations.
[17:20] <wilberfan> yaaay!
[17:24] <wilberfan> mib_m0d340: no working remote yet?
[17:33] <mib_m0d340> Nope, I was wondering if someone had experience with the 500
[17:34] <mib_m0d340> I'm at work so I can't test anything live; but I was thinking it had to be something simple.
[17:34] <mib_m0d340> Everything else works so damn well.
[17:36] <wilberfan> i've had a LITTLE trouble with my 350 remote...but it's always been fairly easy to get working...
[17:37] <wilberfan> i remember once there was a box i needed to check in the control center... (i'm at work, too...can't remember exactly what it said...)
[17:38] <mib_m0d340> I did that, it was a box to check for if you "have a hauppage TV Card remote"
[17:40] <wilberfan> no, it was something else...  something about a...jeez what was it...?
[17:40] <wilberfan> are there screenshots of those config screens anywhere?
[17:54] <wilberfan> mib_m0d340: I found a screencapture of that box i was thinking of...
[17:55] <wilberfan> (uploading now)
[17:56] <wilberfan> mib_m0d340: http://img386.imageshack.us/img386/2484/mccremotexc2.png
[17:56] <tgm4883_> anyone know where I can switch the guide and OK keys for use while in the live tv guide only
[18:02] <tgm4883> where are the key remote key assignments that are context sensitive kept?  I want to change what happens when I press the ok button in the live tv guide not change the ok button to a different keyboard key.  I've installed mythcontrols and dug through there, but nothing in there seems to be what I'm looking for
[18:19] <sabhain> tgm4883, I'm looking for that too .. just got to the remote stage with my 2 front ends.  They function .. but there's so much more that can be done if the context can be tweaked to our own liking
[18:21] <tgm4883> sabhain, yes.  Seems like there should be a file somewhere where this is kept.
[18:22] <sabhain> tgm4883, it's on my list for tonight I think .. I'll report back if I get it sorted out.
[18:25] <wilberfan> i have a LOT of buttons on my 350 remote that don't do anything... it would be very cool to assign some useful functions to them...
[18:25] <tgm4883> sabhain, it would appear that the context settings are kept in the db, but it only shows what I can change in mythcontrols, nothing more
[18:26] <tgm4883> wilberfan, if each remote button is mapped to a keyboard key, then you should be able to use mythcontrols to do what you want to do
[18:28] <wilberfan> tgm4883:  hmmm.  i don't usually use the keyboard (the tower/keyboard/mouse are in the next room), so i'd have to lookup what keys do what...
[18:29] <tgm4883> wilberfan, just install mythcontrols, then go into the frontend, general settings and there should be a menu for edit keys
[18:30] <wilberfan> tgm4883: really?   cool.  is 'mythcontrols' different than the mythcontrol center?
[18:30] <tgm4883> yes
[18:31] <wilberfan> wow.   i need to hang out in here more often...
[18:31] <wilberfan> :)
[18:31] <tgm4883> then just go in there, find what you want to edit hit ok (twice I think) then press the button you want it mapped to
[18:31] <tgm4883> if nothing shows up when you hit that button, that means the button isn't mapped to a keyboard key
[18:32] <tgm4883> in which case we can fix that
[18:32] <tgm4883> but not right now, as I have to leave ;)
[18:32] <wilberfan> (oh. tgm4883  I remember you now.  you've been REALLY helpful in the past!)
[18:32] <wilberfan> i'm not home anyway...  later tonight!  :)
[18:32] <tgm4883> i try to be
[18:33] <wilberfan> you've helped with a couple of problemos i've had in the past.   good on ya.
[18:35] <tgm4883> wilberfan, thats cause superm1 keeps a short leash on us ;)
[18:35] <tgm4883> anyway, have to run now.  School time
[18:35] <wilberfan> laters, dude...
[18:36] <wilberfan> ("superm" must stand for "supermom")
[18:36] <wilberfan> :P
[18:36] <tgm4883_laptop> actually, superm1 is the mythbuntu project leader
[18:37] <tgm4883_laptop> really have to run now
[18:37] <tgm4883_laptop> ciao
[18:41] <wilberfan> :)
[19:06] <fubz> Hello, is anyone availble to help me get my diskless server working?
[19:09] <foxbuntu> fubz, I know alittle about it, I can try to help
[19:16] <fubz> heyfoxbuntu, I have a thread started here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=774719
[19:16] <fubz> I installed it all correctly to my knowledge but the clients still refuse to boot
[19:23] <wilberfan> i'm curious:  how does a diskless server work??
[19:23] <wilberfan> :-\
[19:24] <foxbuntu> fubz, did you create the USB drive?
[19:24] <foxbuntu> or are you using dhcpd + pxe
[19:24] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, black magic ;)
[19:24] <wilberfan> :P
[19:25] <wilberfan> c'mon, seriously...  where do the recordings, go, etc...
[19:27] <fubz> im using pxe but my router is running DD-WRT so i am letting that be the dhcp server
[19:28] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, its all self contained in the server that hosts the Mythbuntu Diskless Server
[19:28] <foxbuntu> fubz, well in the firewall dhcp config did you setup a pxe image?
[19:28] <fubz> yes
[19:29] <foxbuntu> what error do you get when trying to boot to pxe on your diskless clients?
[19:29] <foxbuntu> or what happens there of
[19:29] <wilberfan> hmm.  i'm having trouble picturing that in my head...i'll have to do some research...
[19:29] <fubz> there is no error it just sits there for a bit... not sure what it does... then procceeeds to boot to hard disk
[19:29] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, think of it as a frontend only client
[19:30] <foxbuntu> all the storeage remains on the BE server but in this case there is an image that the client connects to rather than having the O/S on the client frontend machine
[19:31] <foxbuntu> fubz, strange, I guess I am probably not familiar enough to ask the right questions, the man in the know about it is laga, he wrote most of it
[19:32] <laga> re
[19:32] <foxbuntu> fubz, and I have delivered him to you
[19:32] <foxbuntu> :)
[19:33] <laga> ah, i bookmarked your posting :)
[19:33] <laga> was going to look at it tonight
[19:33] <foxbuntu> laga, fubz can't get his diskless client to boot, he has a pxe env using dd-wrt for dhcp and the image on his be
[19:33] <foxbuntu> well there ya go
[19:33] <wilberfan> wow.  i understood almost NONE of that!   :D
[19:35] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, sorry, irc doesn't have crayons for me to draw it out on construction paper for you ;)
[19:35] <foxbuntu> lol
[19:35] <laga> heh
[19:35] <foxbuntu> sorry, just had to take a poke at ya
[19:36]  * foxbuntu has the least patience of all core devs
[19:36] <laga> no
[19:36] <laga> i do
[19:36] <foxbuntu> lol
[19:36] <laga> ;)
[19:36] <laga> fubz: so, what do you think is the problem?
[19:37] <wilberfan> [obviously 'pick on the new guy' day!]
[19:37] <wilberfan> ;)
[19:38] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, naw... I have just been sick the last few days so my fuse is slightly shorter than most days
[19:38] <wilberfan> i'm only joshin' ya back...
[19:39] <foxbuntu> sooo... the lesson is, don't take anything I say personally
[19:40] <wilberfan> i'll just put on a helmet and pads before i come in...that'll help...
[19:40] <foxbuntu> lol
[19:40] <wilberfan> did you hear what my "no live tv'" problem turned out to be this morning?
[19:40]  * foxbuntu kicks wilberfan in the groined to test his pads
[19:40] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, yeah I saw it in passing
[19:41] <foxbuntu> I was actually going to say to try that but stupid work pulled me away from my desk
[19:41] <wilberfan> [catches breath from 'nad kick]
[19:42] <wilberfan> class over already, tgm?
[19:42] <wilberfan> we absolutely were NOT talking about you while you were gone, so don't worry...
[19:43] <foxbuntu> wilberfan, tgm4883_laptop knows I don't talk about him behind his back...i always make fun of him to his face
[19:43] <foxbuntu> lol
[19:47] <wilberfan> lol
[20:01] <MythbuntuGuest57> i want to install mythbuntu on my ubuntu installation at home, but i have no internet acces there, how can i do it?
[20:03] <mib_m0d340> I suspect you could burn a mythbuntu CD and it could do the rest; though without internet you won't get TV-schedules.
[20:04] <laga> the alternate disk might work for you.
[20:05] <MythbuntuGuest57> well i have already installe ubuntu, with the mythbuntu install cd i could only get the nvidia drivers
[20:05] <laga> or just burn the needed packages on a disk, i'm sure there are scripts which will do that.
[20:06] <ille_> is the translation package named mythbuntu-desktop ?
[20:06] <MythbuntuGuest57> would the alternate cd have what i need?
[20:06] <laga> MythbuntuGuest57: it has all the packages
[20:06] <laga> for mythbuntu ;)
[20:06] <laga> so it should work
[20:06] <laga> let us know if it works ;)
[20:06] <laga> the alternate disk is somewhat new, not all options have been tested
[20:07] <MythbuntuGuest57> well, i will try that.
[20:07] <MythbuntuGuest57> thanks
[20:08] <ille_> I would guess adding the mythbuntu dvd as a source in sources.list and installing mythbuntu-desktop will do what you want.
[20:12] <MythbuntuGuest57> i tried adding the cd to sources but only got a couple of things, and asked form some perlthing that couldn't find
[20:12] <laga> MythbuntuGuest57: did you try the desktop cd or the alternate cd?
[20:12] <MythbuntuGuest57> the desktop cd, i'm downloading de alternate cd to give it a try
[21:04] <mike_> hello
[21:04] <mike_> I have a weird error i'm hoping you can help with
[21:04] <mike_> I just put mythbuntu on dual-boot with my windows media center box (trying it out)
[21:05] <mike_> three drives... one partitioned with ntfs, ext2, and then a swap partition
[21:05] <mike_> the other two pure ntfs
[21:06] <mike_> every time i reboot, the machine seems to decide a different drive is /dev/sda1, /dev/sda2, or /dev/sda3 and so the drive mappings for mythbuntu get all screwed up
[21:11] <mike_> is it possible to define them by drive ID instead of the /dev/sda stuff?
[22:15] <Hub441> hi!
[22:15] <Hub441> i'd like to use a pc as backend for 3 clients(dvb-s). do i need a fullfeatured dvb-s card? (cpu power?)
[22:16] <Hub441> or better dvb-s cards.
[23:03] <roge1> Hi all - I have Mythbuntu 8.04 with a Hauppauge Nova-T 500 using the remote control that comes with the tuner. The remote control appears to work perfectly, however no repeat events are generated when I hold down a button. Running 'irw' shows only one event is generated no matter how long I hold down the button. Any ideas what the problem might be?
[23:04] <roge1> my .lircrc includes 'repeat 3' for all buttons
[23:22] <roge1> posted here, any suggestions appreciated
[23:22] <roge1> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=787218
[23:22] <roge1> thanks
[23:49] <dinger1986> hello