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Jarod, <br>
You were right on the money with the similarity of EL5/FC6 setup. EL5
is actually better as the pchdtv drivers load at boot by default with
any setup/load intervention. (thanks Axel).<br>
My pchd 3000 is there and working, but we got a weird deal going. <br>
On a Centos 4.4 backend, I had HD working flawlessly on three
frontends, two nividia, and one ati.<br>
Now that I've got the Centos 5 backend runing, HD is choppy and shitty.
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I have purposely NOT changed any settings on any frontends, trying to
figure out what is going on. <br>
I have tinkered for a week and can't seem to find what is wrong. <br>
Thoughts?????<br>
<br>
JT<br>
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Jarod Wilson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On May 08, 2007, at 22:36, jt wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Words on Centos5 dvb kernel mods?
ATRPMS ??? Axel????
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Hrm... I thought he'd already built 'em, but now I don't see 'em...
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<pre wrap="">I built a custom kernel on Centos 4.4 to get my PCHD 3000 working, but
it was still a pain in the butt to get it running.
On 4.4 manually loading kernel modules did not put them in /dev/
dvb, in
put them in dev which made it a huge pain to setup MythTV.
Hoping this "might" be different in Centos5.
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It is. EL5 is extremely similar to FC6. The FC6 and EL5 trees were
one in the same for quite some time during the development of both of
them. Things should Just Work about the same, once there are add-on
dvb kernel modules available.
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