[01:46] tgm4883: ubuntu desktop 12.04.1 x64 refuses to boot lol [01:46] downloaded the iso twice, md5sum'd it, and verrified the disc the second time [01:46] at least the mythbuntu disc booted lol [01:47] so still no idea if the plain ubuntu supports it, but further googling sugests not without installing dkms and building the kernel modules ofr it [01:47] so i see my course of action being something like this... [01:48] boot myth livecd, install ddkms and get the kernel mod working so when i go to install i can actually see the drive [01:48] once installer completes, do not reboot, and chroot into the newly installed os [01:48] here again install the dkms and build the kernel mods [01:49] then rebuild the boot kernel and reinstall the boot loader and install this onto the boot sector of the raid array [01:49] and i should be ok to reboot for the first time [01:54] pretty much all the way up to sorting oput the boot loader ill be fine on, but as a heavy centos/suse user,, the boot stuff im gonna need to ubuntu specific help with :P [01:54] unless theres anythig else you guys think i should know before i start that is... :) [02:13] TandyUK, Did you ask your question in #ubuntu ? There are some pretty knowledgeable people.. Maybe someone there will have an answer for you... [02:15] There are some pretty knowledgeable people in there.. That should have read... [02:36] I'm trying to install mythbuntu 12.04 from an ISO CD I've created. It hangs on the 'Preparing to install' screen. I've read that it's probably something to do with a non-clean 'swap'. I've tried re-partitioning with gparted, but still no luck. Can someone either help me out or at least point me to where I can get answers? [02:44] well theyre not much help tbh lol [02:44] but i have a mythbuntu live running with my disk showing up now :) [02:45] tested the media etc/ [02:45] ? [02:45] yeah, the CD seems ok [02:47] Do you know how to tell if my swap partition is clean? [02:47] no idea, but id hazard a guess deleteing the partition would do it [02:47] did you md5sum the iso you downloaded? [02:48] no, I can try that...I had my CD burner perform verification and it was OK (I had to discard the first disk I made) [02:50] I loaded gparted and deleted all the partitions and created everything from scratch, but still no luck [02:50] I'll try the md5sum now [02:50] as im having to manually do the partitioning to prevent the installer wiping out my 6tb raid array!.. [02:51] what is the defalt filesystem type for the root partiton in mythbuntu? [02:51] ah, I'm just using an old machine, so I don't care if I wipe out the entire drive [02:51] im having tpo reinstall a customers (not done since 10.something) just done upgrades since then [02:52] I'm not sure. I formatted it as ext4 [02:52] his raid array started, so we replaced it before too many disks died [02:52] then the os drive died, so ive added a highpoint rr620 and 2 drives raid 1 for mythbunu to get installed on [02:52] bloody drivers arent in ubuntu yet so its being a pita [02:53] at least not b default [02:53] yeah, that's frustrating [02:56] I just verified the md5sum and it's ok [02:56] (my browser just crashed so I had to reload the tab...I'm not sure if it just continues where I left off here) === Shadow__1 is now known as Shadow__X [04:29] I need help trying to setup Myth to play an Audio CD (DVD already works) === mvetketel is now known as bogus- === hpeter_ is now known as hpeter [22:46] Is it possible to get a silent front end to mythbuntu that can also play mame, and other emulators? (Wii emulator?) [22:50] Shinobi: could try something ion2 based, dunno it would have enough horsepower though