[01:31] I'm running .26-fixes on 12.04. I have 6 front ends and a master backend. On one frontend the recordings metadata does not refresh when selecting a recording. It seems to work but slowly on the other frontends. [01:32] I am using the mythbuntu theme v 26.21 [01:32] I am also using opengl as the theme painter [01:32] Any ideas of what I should check or look at to determine why the one frontend does show the metadata? [01:33] note: if I watch a recording the meta data is there when I exit the recording [01:34] metadata shows fine in the blootube theme [01:42] thanks in advance for any ideas or pointers [02:31] I just got mythbuntu running on an i5. I started ripping my CDs. The first couple were fine. Now, when I try to rip the artist is always Blue Cheer. Any idea what is wrong? [03:38] qwebirc88831: are they over wireless by any chance? === kichigai_ is now known as kmentat [04:03] Hey, I just set up the latest Mythbuntu from scratch, and I can't get the network interface to come up. [04:03] It's a Broadcom BCM4401. [04:04] I've also got a Broadcom BCM4311 Wifi interface onboard, but I have no intention of using it. Ever. [04:05] kmentat, I wonder if it has to do with this http://askubuntu.com/questions/14970/broadcom-bcm4401-b0-100base-tx-issues [04:05] Oh derp. [04:06] Looking at this, I don't have a broadcom-sta-common.conf though. [04:07] hmm [04:07] kmentat, can you pastebin 'lsmod' [04:07] That'll be exciting, since this machine has no network connectivity. [04:07] heh [04:08] ok [04:08] I do have a blacklist-bcm43.conf though [04:08] kmentat, so according to that page, we need module b44 to be loaded [04:08] Right. [04:08] But here's the thing, I have ssb blacklisted, but it's still loading. [04:08] kmentat, so do an lsmod and see if it's loaded [04:09] kmentat, or try a modprobe on b44 [04:09] it's loaded, and when I try to modprobe b44 it just sits. [04:09] It's not a hard hang, I can ctrl+c out of it easily [04:10] I can't rmmod ssb either. [04:11] System says it's in use, but I can't see anything that depends on it. [04:12] kmentat, do you have a 'bfe' module loaded? [04:13] nyet. [04:13] wl is loaded. [04:13] hmm [04:13] I just tried modprobe -rv ssb and it did the soft hang again. [04:13] grep dmesg for 'b44' and 'bfe' [04:14] No results for b44, b43, ssb, or bfe. [04:15] bfe provides the driver for that card it seems, try modprobing it [04:15] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/man4/bfe.4freebsd.html [04:15] I do have wl, though. [04:15] Not found. [04:15] The crazy thing is the freaking mythbuntu installer spoke Broadcom-ese perfectly fine. [04:17] kmentat, yea that doesn't make much sense [04:18] kmentat, I'd ask over in #ubuntu as this is an underlying OS issue. You'll probably have to grab some debs to copy over since you don't have a network connection [04:18] I'm guessing whoever configured the disc image thought ahead. [04:18] Good thing I've got some flash drives lying around and a perfectly functional system, eh? [04:18] yea [04:20] Learned that trick long ago. === croppa is now known as croppa_ === croppa_ is now known as c222roppa === c222roppa is now known as croppa [20:24] superm1: is there a reason for keeping deb/debian/control when it's generated on every run ob build-debs from control.in anyway? (When I first tried to fix packaging issues I wondered why my changes to control didn't work until I realized its overwritten on every invocation) [20:26] maybe it was debian/libmyth-$(ABI)-0.install instead, I'm not sure after seeing http://code.mythtv.org/cgit/packaging/commit/deb/debian?id=232ca207c520eb294db060a770aafd30ffa25afb [20:47] dekarl: you know maybe there really isn't [20:47] i think the main reason was so that you could literally cp -R debian onto a mythtv tree to upload to the ubuntu archive [20:48] but since I want to eventually generate debian/changelog entires automagically too, that will go away too [20:48] so probably should just drop debian/control then