[mythtv-users] minimyth 0.27

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On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 12:49 PM, Warpme <warpme at o2.pl> wrote:

> On 9/30/13 12:25 PM, Stefan G. Weichinger wrote:
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>> Unfortunately this does not support my (ancient) nvidia card anymore.
>> This seems to say "upgrade hardware or stay w/ 0.26" ...
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>> Stefan
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>>  Thx for give a run for mm with 0.27.
> Unfortunately Nvidia guys decided to cut-off some older hardware support
> in newer drivers.
> Alternative solution is to prepare another build with nvidia legacy
> drivers - but I'm not sure isn't here problem with building legacy nvidia
> blob under newer kernels....
> Anyway - I strongly believe better idea is to upgrade gfx.
> Price isn't high and as reward You will be ready to play HD content with
> almost zero CPU usage :-)
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I tried this as well with a test backend of 0.27.  Seemed to work fine,
with the exception of my iMON LCD, had to comment out my config for LCD.

I am leery of using this however, because without continued support, I'll
always feel like I'm walking a tight rope.  I think the way forward for me
is LTSP, but I have had limited success with that as well, not as straight
forward as I had hoped.

Thanks for providing this build, perhaps I can use it as a stop gap on my
way to LTSP.
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