[14:11] How do I change what happens when sending shutdown to ubuntu. I need to make sure that mythshutdown --safeshutdown is used. [16:30] lsolesen, I don't think you can change that [18:42] tgm4883: you are probably right. what i want is also more the obvious power down buttons to use mythshutdown, e.g. the unity shutdown and xbmc shutdown and mythshutdown. [18:43] hi, is this only me, or has automatic jamu updating been broken in fixes? /etc/cron.hourly/mythtv-backend still points to /usr/share/doc/mythtv-backend/contrib/metadata/jamu.py but jamu is in /usr/share/mythtv/mythvideo/scripts/jamu.py now [19:30] yunosh, what version of mythtv are you using (full version please) [19:31] tgm4883: 0.24.1+fixes.20110617.5aa5e48-0ubuntu0mythbuntu1 [19:33] yunosh, what pacakge does it say that /etc/cron.hourly/mythtv-backend is in? [19:33] mythv-backend [19:33] (probably says mythtv-backend, I just want to be sure) [19:33] OK [19:34] yunosh, do you have a /etc/cron.hourly/mythvideo? [19:34] yes. oh, and it has the correct path indeed [19:35] ok sec [19:36] yunosh, ok go ahead and delete /etc/cron.hourly/mythtv-backend [19:36] it was left over from an old build that had an issue [19:36] k [19:37] yunosh, actually [19:37] have you removed it yet? [19:37] yes :) but i have another copy of it, from mythtv-frontend ;) [19:38] though that points to the correct location [19:38] still a duplicate though [19:39] yunosh, that was a bug that was fixed recently, but I can't find the bug report so I'm unsure exactly when it was fixed [19:39] It might have been after the 17th [19:40] doesn't look like it [19:40] at least not in -fixes [19:40] well it was an issue with our builds [19:41] wouldn't show up in the changlog [19:41] found it https://bugs.launchpad.net/mythbuntu/+bug/797668 [19:41] ah okay [19:41] [bugs.launchpad.net] Bug #797668 in Mythbuntu: “mythtv-frontend cron scripts call jamu, which is in a different package” [19:41] It actually might not be fixed yet, might be pending right now [19:41] thanks [19:42] yw [21:36] I've got Mythtv working after a fashion - but it works poorly as compared to myy 6 year old set-top dvb box when plugged into the same ariel - is there anyway I can probe my hardware to find out how to optimise the performance of my tuner? [21:43] using the lspci -v command I can see most of my hardware, but there is nothing that I can immediately pick out as my digital tuner [22:06] qwebirc60750, what tuner do you have? [22:06] qwebirc60750, what version of mythtv are you running? What version of Mythbuntu? [22:14] it's a Peak DVT-Dual tuner PCI (221544AGPK) [22:14] on the 2.4.1 mythbuntu release [22:15] sorry 2.4.1 mythtv [22:16] 11.04 version of mythbuntu [22:17] the Tuner is listed under DVB-T PC160-2T at linuxtv.org [22:19] qwebirc60750, The rule of thumb is if a tuner works in Linux,It will usually work for Mythtv.. [22:22] it's working in mythtv, but not picking up all the channels I should be able to pick up [22:23] and some seem to be really poor signal - what I don't understand is why the hardware performs so badly as compared to my old set-top box [22:24] it's attached to the same antenna [22:41] is there a possibility that I just have the incorrect configuration - if so how do I find the correct settings? === Gibby_ is now known as Gibby