[mythtv-users] Can't simultaneously record two programs with 3 (or 4) available tuners v2
Leif Pihl
leif at pihl.us
Wed Oct 16 10:42:33 UTC 2013
On Oct 16, 2013, at 2:07 AM, Stephen Worthington wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Oct 2013 22:19:12 -0500, you wrote:
>
>>> If you don’t have any then do this as root:
>>>
>>> echo options saa7164 adapter_nr=6,7 > /etc/modprobe.d/hvr2250.conf
>>
>> Did that to, BUT...
>> the result/response was:
>> -bash: /etc/modprobe.d/hvr2250.conf: Permission denied
>
> "Permission denied" normally means that you need to use sudo in front
> of the command. That echo command is writing to one of the system
> control directories (/etc/modprobe.d), where normal users have read
> persmission, but not write permission or create file permission. So
> using sudo is necessary to run the command as the root user, who
> always has all permissions.
Will try this,
and
re-doing the channel setup tonight.
>
>> Despite the message, I restarted the machine anyway.
>>
>> After the restart, I did the "ls /dev/dvb" again, and came up with exactly the same results (again, in blue):
>> adaptor0 adaptor1 adaptor2
>>
>>
>>
>> later, LP
>
> The colours in ls command results tell you about the permissions of a
> file. I never remember just what each colour means, but a different
> colour is always a good hint that it has different permissions. If
> you hate the colours, they are configurable somewhere. A google will
> tell you how. In the mean time, you can always add the --color=never
> option to any ls command to turn the colours off. I find that
> particular darkish blue colour is quite hard to read.
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