[mythtv-users] From bad to worse...
Ben Bucksch
linux.news at bucksch.org
Thu Apr 24 21:08:27 UTC 2003
JC: try the following:
1. Check where you installed the self-compiled QT. Maybe the source
even offers a "make uninstall", but otherwise, go to the location
where "make install" installed all the qt libs (/usr/local/
usually) and manually delete all traces of QT there. (If it
installed to /usr/, then you have a severe problem.)
2. Undo any installation of QT packages you did to any non-standard
locations. Install the original Mandrake QT packages, in the
default way (probably to /usr/).
I don't know, if that will work. If you messed it up too badly, you
might be better off to save your /home and maybe /etc dirs and reinstall
from scatch - your installation is not so old yet.
* The audio stuff is unrelated to QT, but probably related to your
custom kernel. Either fix it there or install the custom kernel
again (I'd suggest the former, if you are willing to invest the time.)
* Next time you compile something yourself, make sure that it
installs to /usr/local/, so that you can easily separate it (and
uninstall, if needed) from the standard stuff of your distro, in
cases like those.
* There are clear warnings in the HOWTO that MythTV CVS is meant for
developers only, not even advanced users. Given Isaac's recent
statements on the list and checkins, I'd say that's true, it's
really only for the most adventurous people. In fact, although I
do work on MythTV, I find it too unstable to use CVS HEAD
unchecked myself.
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