[mythtv-users] IVTV Problem

[Sean]

I am going to hold out until I get some actual running time in on my box,
but I am now again to the point of being "this" close to it working. One
issue that I think I much closer to solving is that Myth backend has to be
relaunched AFTER the IVTV drivers are loaded. I think this has to do with
the fast I have 2 of the OEM PVR-250 instead of one.
Is the best solution here to add mythbackend to my rc.local script AFTER the
IVTV lines?

As far as stability, my Shuttle MN31/N board has been a rock thoughout my
multitude of installs. The fact that it is NFORCE IGP makes for an
interesting experience (much like Jarod's guide to the Pundit). Only time
will tell on the overall longevity.

More to come 
-Sean
 
>> 
>> I was contemplating putting something into my doc, since I'm now using
>> an nForce2 board. I didn't really find there was all that much to it
>> (fairly similar to the Pundit setup procedure), but then I have a bit
>> more experience that some folks traveling this path...
>> 
>> If people think such an addition is highly worthwhile, I'll start
>> incorporating something about nForce2 boards, and please feel free to
>> contribute as well.
> 
> 
> I would be very interested in your experiences.  I recently
> installed an nForce2 board.  So far, I had to disable APIC in
> the kernel (I did so in the BIOS, too -- dunno if this was
> necessary) because I experienced some lockups.  I would welcome
> any and all further suggestions regarding this particular
> hardware and the MythTV suite.
> 
> Chris
> 
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