[02:17] is the only 12.04.2 release available the ~750MB one ? [02:18] just want to make sure I have one w/ most drivers since my wireless usually has to be compiled [02:48] Hydr0p0nX: it might not be promoted on the website yet, but .04.3 is available too: http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/mythbuntu/releases/12.04.3/release/ [02:49] tgm4883: i made a news release for .3 but i might have not fixed the links for it [02:51] ah [02:52] live cd saw my wireless and connected [02:52] i'll keep that in my back pocket though, thanks :) === superm1 changed the topic of #ubuntu-mythtv to: Mythbuntu 12.04.3 Release :: Please visit http://goo.gl/uz4siu for mor information. :: Paste logs @ http://pastebin.ubuntu.com :: Please stick around for people to answer your question :: See (and comment on) our quick start guide at http://goo.gl/S54zL === superm1 changed the topic of #ubuntu-mythtv to: Mythbuntu 12.04.3 Release :: Please visit http://goo.gl/uz4siu for more information. :: Paste logs @ http://pastebin.ubuntu.com :: Please stick around for people to answer your question :: See (and comment on) our quick start guide at http://goo.gl/S54zL === Batshua_ is now known as Batshua === dahlSTROM|sleep is now known as dahlSTROM === hpeter_ is now known as hpeter [17:38] ? [17:38] you there? [17:38] sorry - wrong window [19:01] any bash experts in here? need to separate a 3 digit number into 3 single digits [19:40] if you know it will always be 3 digits, you can use cut -c1, cut -c2, cut -c3 [20:04] DonkeyHotei: my problem is that I don't know if it will be 1, 2, 3 or 4 .. my STB requires a 4 digit input or it won't change channels. [20:05] so when myth sends a channel change through the HD-PVR, it needs to have leading zeros in order to work. [20:05] use printf [20:05] I had thought to separate it out to 4 discrete variables, but now I'm thinking about just forcing an additional 3 leading zeros, and then truncating to the last 4 digits. [20:06] sabhain: you could just use a more powerful language to do it, python/perl etc [20:06] bash has printf [20:08] printf '%04d' $CHANNEL [20:12] thank you! [20:15] how do I capture that into a new variable? [20:15] foo=$(printf '%04d' $CHANNEL) [20:34] works like a champ. thanks so much. HD-PVR now working well. [20:40] now just need to sort out where DPMS went to. === Toast_ is now known as Toast