[mythtv-users] Success! EPIA-M Fedora Core 2

[Chris Brodie]

I'd love to hear more about successful combined front\back ends on
EPIA-M's My board has just arrived and due to a mix-up[1] with some
other stuff with my retailer I have an open invitation currently open to
get my cash back.

I'd love to hear more information \ opinions as to wether this is a good
direction to go in. If there aren't any major problems that affect
general useability I'd prefer EPIA-M's. I installed them a many clients
homes and love the low heat(=fans) of them. 

I have read about some isolated reports of looks like saturating the DMA
capabilities will lock up the machine. Is there a known workaround?

Many thanks,

Chris


[1] EPIA boards do not fit in a Silverstone LC04 allowing access to
reach the case's PCI slots. You'll need a 0.8inch PCI extender to bridge
the game. These are slightly difficult to find in Australia.

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Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Success! EPIA-M Fedora Core 2

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I think this needs further investigation by those with hanging machines
before 
simply condemning the EPIA's dma.

Ivor Hewitt.
http://www.ivor.it - tech | http://www.ivor.org - hedge

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