=== qwebirc26596 is now known as antiPosix [02:18] I am trying to figure out when to mount my iscsi volume for /var/lib/mythtv/recordings [02:19] I keep getting "/var/lib/mythtv/recordings is not ready yet or not present" [02:20] what stage of runlevel 2 brings that screen up? [02:20] runlevel? [02:20] those haven't existed for a long time [02:20] check upstart [02:21] not sure what you mean, /etc/rc2 ( or runlevel 2) is where everything is [02:21] like I said [02:22] runlevels haven't existed for some time now [02:22] I may very well be missing something [02:22] then how are things started? [02:22] they are simulated [02:22] how well that simulation works is debatable [02:22] but everything has been being removed from there, and into upstart [02:22] its still started in runlevel 2 irregardless of newer technology [02:23] heh [02:23] the new technology doesn't know anything about runlevels [02:23] the whole runlevel system is virtualized [02:23] it's emulated, simulated, ... [02:24] therefor anything you say about it, can't be dependable, as that isn't really what is going on :) [02:24] unless your still on 8.04 [02:24] crap [02:24] the issue is likely [02:25] myth is using the old runlevel script [02:25] but the network mounts is using the upstart script [02:25] so and they aren't depending on each other correctly [02:25] how do I get open-iscsi to fire before /etc/fstab, before mythbackend? [02:25] can't do that [02:25] fstab doesn't fire [02:26] and open-iscsi should always fire before remote mounts [02:26] hmm, what version you using? [02:26] 11.04 [02:26] my 10.04 one, uses upstart for myth [02:27] fstab doesnt fire but has the details for my mount points [02:27] oh, it doesn't depend on network filesystems though [02:28] try editing /etc/init/mythtv-backend and add remote-filesystems to start depends line [02:29] probably just change local-filesystems to remote-filesystems [18:04] good afternoon all, my hdhomerun prime stopped tuning channels today, telling that channel I try is an unknown vchannel [18:04] any ideas? [18:04] did something change recently? [18:06] nevermind, it seems to be working now [19:42] I jsut started running MYthTV under Kbuntu (actually the LMCE) and whenever I go to play Live TV, it freezes after a split second of video and sound. I did a lot of searching and it looks like this might be a problem with a video drivers. I verified xorg.conf and I am using NVIDIA for the display. cat /proc/driver/nvidia/version shows that I have:NVRM version:NVIDIA UNIX x86 Kernel Module 195.36.15 Thu Mar 11 21:4 [19:42] 1:46 PST 2010 [19:42] GCC version: gcc version 4.3.2 (Ubuntu 4.3.2-1ubuntu12) [19:42] Am I going down the right path to correct the freezing problem? Any thoughts on how to get it working?