[mythtv-users] Mythtv on Xbox
Tom Lichti
tom at redpepperracing.com
Wed Nov 2 12:08:44 EST 2005
chris at cpr.homelinux.net wrote:
>On Tue, Nov 01, 2005 at 09:49:30PM -0500, Tom Lichti wrote:
>
>
>>Can you post your /etc/apt/sources.list please? I can't seem to get all
>>dependencies met, specifically libqt3c102-mt.
>>
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>
>That package has caused me no end of grief. Debian ("testing", I
>think) has decided to drop support for the XFree86 xserver and have
>transition packages in place to force people to switch to XOrg (ie:
>you ask for one server but get the other). As part of that forced
>upgrade, libqt3c102-mt has been replaced by libqt3-mt. The new
>libqt3-mt is not backwards compatible (according to the
>depends/provides list). Similarly, rather than creating an in-place
>upgrade for MythTV, the libqt3-mt version is a whole new package that
>conflicts with the libqt3c102-mt version, requiring you to uninstall
>MythTV before the upgrade and then reinstall afterwards. So far only
>the core MythTV packages (front, back, common, doc, database and web)
>are available, so after the upgrade you don't have mythvideo,
>mythdvd, etc.
>
>My back-end and mythweb server are working just fine, but the XBox
>doesn't have a video driver for XOrg and my desktop machine (Radeon
>card) runs everything else and handles the MythTV menus OK but locks
>the machine up solid if I try to watch any recordings. The backend
>machine can't run nuvexport as it gets into a loop waiting for
>mythtranscode to setup the fifos. I don't have any idea what that's
>all about.
>
>
Well that kind of sucks. I guess my Xbox will just be for games then,
since if it's not fully functional as a Myth frontend, then it's not
useful at all.
Darn it.
Tom
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