[mythtv-users] MythCVS and Unichrome on EPIA M10K

[BARKER, Paul]

Hello (and a Happy New Year to All)

Over the holiday I got hold of an EPIA M10000 board with the intention of
replacing my large frontend (which had originally been the master backend
too) with a smaller box. My master backend now lives on server in my office
connected to the frontend via 100BaseT Ethernet.
I have installed FC2 and following the advice both from the main Unichrome
sourceforge page and Terry Barnaby's site
(http://www.kingcot.eclipse.co.uk/unichrome/) I have rebuilt the X server to
include the via driver plus the drm module and libviaXvMC. (I used Terry's
patch for the TV driver)
So far so so good. I start up X and see "(II) VIA(0): [XvMC] Initialized XvMC
extension." in the logfile. I configured the TV out and the quality looks
great and I can run an atrpms installed myth fine. I built xine with xxmc
support fine and played a DVD and again the quality is great with little CPU
usage. 
So I decided to grab myth CVS and try to enable the Unichrome support. I
uncommented the lines in setting.pro, did a qmake mythtv.pro, ./configure and
make. The make fails durring the link stage complaining that libviaXvMC
cannot be found. I checked ld.so.conf and /usr/X11R6/lib is present and if I
do ldconfig -v I see libviaXvMC.so.1 (forgive me if that's slightly wrong as
I'm at work and going from memory). I also have the XvMCConfig file in
/etc/X11/ pointing to libviaXvMC.so.1.
If I run ld -lviaXvMC from the shell as a test I again see the error about
the missing library. 
I tried this with Terry's RPMs first and then rebuild everything from source
and have exactly the same problem either way.
I know I've missed something very silly and obvious but if anyone could offer
any help I'd be most gratefull.
Many thanks
Paul




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