[mythtv-users] Re: Mythtv on x86_64 SMP
Tom
myth at acalprecision.com
Mon Jan 17 19:51:59 EST 2005
Axel Thimm wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 09:17:07AM -0800, Ian Forde wrote:
>
>>The ugly:
>>1. Not a lot of people are going the x86_64 route. If you're planning
>>on using Fedora Core 3, expect problems. Lots of problems. You may
>>want to consider Gentoo. So I'd recommend compiling myth and going with
>>CVS.
>
>
> Why do you expect more problems with FC3? In fact all FCx builds at
> ATrpms are made on FC3/x86_64 dual opterons, so there are people using
> x86_64. :)
>
> Did you try the ATrpms x86_64 CVS builds?
Axel,
Sorry for replying off-list, but I didn't want to bug others with
stuff that's been hashed over many times, stuff that I simply don't
understand. I don't expect a tutorial from a busy guy like yourself, but
maybe you can help me with some things.
1. If I am running an x86_64 opteron system, do I install FC3 with
multi-lib support? Since Myth-Tv is 32 bit, wouldn't I need multi-lib
for that, or am I not understanding what multi-lib means?
2. If I use multi-lib, I cannot use apt, correct? Isn't yum broken for
this as well? Does this mean I have to compile on my own? Not that I
have a huge problem with that, but I'm not savvy enough to figure out
what goes wrong when compiling on my own.
3. I have never used and don't really get CVS. Is there a good howto or
newbie tutorial out there for understanding CVS and how they apply to
something like Myth-Tv?
You may recall I've emailed you a couple of time regarding x86_64. I'm
sitting here with about $1500 in hardware that isn't doing anything, and
I'd really like to get myth going on it, so ANY help or pointers you
can give would be appreciated.
--
Tom
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