[mythtv-users] "Resource temporarily unavailable" with HDHomeRun Quatro tuner?

Mark Perkins perkins1724 at hotmail.com
Fri Jan 26 21:07:14 UTC 2018


On 27 January 2018 1:16:07 am Ken Yee <kenkyee at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Finally figured it out last night and documenting it here for posterity in case anyone else hits this.
> I was trying to upgrade an HDHomerun Connect Legacy dual tuner, so what I did was:- add HDHR5's 4 tuners to MythTV and told them all to scan for channels- disconnect Connect Legacy thinking that MythTV's backend would fail over to the tuners it could connect to (that was the reason for the messages in the log)- that didn't work, so I deleted all tuners, added all the HDHR5's and told them all to scan for channels- MythTV claimed "all tuners are busy" when trying to watch TV and I saw the messages posted in the log- panic...delete all tuners and go back to old Connect Legacy for a while- last night, I tried it again after finding a post that mentioned the machine had to be rebooted for the tuners to show up...I initially discounted this thinking "Linux never needs a reboot....that can't be right"- rebooted machine after deleting all tuners and adding all the HDHR5 ones, then channel scanned and got "all tuners busy" againRebooting apparently is required.  Why I have no idea.  The symptom is that the tuners are found by MythTV and can scan channels, but MythTV can't tune them.  This is on a Mythbuntu setup.
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When running mythtv-setup and you select the option for mythtv-setup to stop the backend (and on exiting to restart it) might be worthwhile checking that it actually does stop the backend. IIRC there is no popup indicating failure to stop the backend everything will just proceed normally.
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