CHBMB

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  1. I have just tried to install this and I am getting an error

     

    file /boot/packages/mysql-5.5.28-i486-1gds.txz: downloading from http://ftp.sotirov-bg.net/pub/contrib/slackware/packages/slackware-13.37/mysql-5.5.28-i486-1gds.txz ... http://ftp.sotirov-bg.net/pub/contrib/slackware/packagesslackware-13.37/mysql-5.5.28-i486-1gds.txz:

    2013-05-22 09:44:12 ERROR 403: Forbidden.

     

    I'm guessing the plg needs updating with a new link to mysql?

     

    Being a unraid newbie I wouldnt know where to start.

     

    Thanks

     

    I updated the  plugin a couple of pages back for the 5.5.30 version.

     

    http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=20603.msg229248#msg229248

  2. Started to look a bit more into it, SAB stopped running the SABtoSickbeard script properly, tried rebooting my server but the webinterface never loaded so just removed the plugin for the moment to see what's going on.

     

    Only thing I changed after installing your plugin was the notifications that sickbeard sends and the IP address it sends them to.

  3. WW now create plugin for VDR so will be easy for eveyone ;) just please little wait

     

    That's great news, will the TVHeadEnd get an updated plugin too? 

     

    WW - Thought he'd gone missing a long time ago, figured he'd either moved away from UnRaid or no longer used it for his tuners. 

     

    Brilliant, sounds like things are going to be interesting soon.

     

    Thanks for all the hard work!

     

    Don't suppose there is any chance of the Kernel images for RC12a with these drivers? http://www.tbsdtv.com/download/document/common/tbs-linux-drivers_v130429.zip I know I'm being cheeky!  ;)

     

  4. Hmmm, never seen those errors.  Are you sure the builds you are trying include the drivers needed for your tuners?

     

    What happens if you try running Piotr's TVHeadEnd files with RC8, after all you know that that does include the drivers you require. Use the lines from my go file I posted before and make sure you have libidn as well as that's required.

  5. Piotr's new build of tvheadend works for me.

     

    I'm running the RC11 build as I'm using a TBS DVB-T2 quad tuner and that's the most recent build that has supported my card, although I did have a go at compiling my own but didn't quite manage it.

     

    Here's Piotr's post with the RC11 image I used, I'm pretty sure there are three versions of each build depending on what TV card you use, just a matter of finding the right one.

     

    new unRaid custom with DVB driver based on rc11

     

    - latest TBS driver from 2013-01-26

    - all driver of tuners from kernel turned ON

    - added Firmwares of tuners

    - some fix for realtek NIC (i hope enough)

    - added exFAT and NTFS support (latest driver 2013)

    - added mc

     

    https://dl.dropbox.com/u/49442039/unraid.rc11.tbs.zip

     

    BTW. unraid 5.0 final come with 64bit support, and i just only tell the package of tvheadend and driver are ready for 64bit system ;)

     

    And here's my go file if that helps.

     

    #!/bin/bash
    # Start the Management Utility
    /usr/local/sbin/emhttp &
    
    # TVHeadEnd Install
    installpkg /boot/packages/libidn-1.19-i486-1.txz
    installpkg /boot/packages/tvheadend-20130426-i686-1PTr.txz
    sleep 10 && sudo -u root tvheadend -c /mnt/cache/.apps/tvheadend -u nobody -g video -f
    

     

    I've never used the plg file as my impression has been that the original author stopped updating it and it's now very much outdated, as far as I know nobody has had any luck in updating it to using more recent builds of tvheadend from Piotr.

     

    In summary, there are two parts to getting this working without the plugin.  First is getting the bzimage and bzroot files containing the drivers you need.  You could potentially use the ones from the plugin for this as they have worked for you before.  Then modify your go file to run one of Piotr's TVheadend builds.

     

    Hope this helps mate.

  6. Hi there,

     

    using /usr/bin/mysql Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.5.30

     

    When booting I have mysql install from /boot/config/go, so the array is already started and it finds it data dir.

     

    However, installing the plugin does not start the mysql server, even though it is set to "enabled" in the plugin. So i have to manually start the server every time I reboot.

     

    could the plugin not simply start the server if it is enabled?

     

    Thanks for caring,

    JC

     

     

     

    Mine starts automatically and I didn't need to change the install directory from whatever it defaulted to.

     

    Is your data directory on your cache drive?

     

    Mine doesn't start automatically either.

     

    Located in mnt/cache/.apps/mysql

     

    Not a problem personally but wondered what others are finding happens, and perhaps help justi7ncase.

     

    Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

  7. thank you thank thank you!!  its up and running.

     

    one more question - is there documentation on the available settings?

    I have an APC Back-UPS RS 1500 connected via USB.

     

    UPS Cable: usb

    UPS Type: usb  is this the correct settign for my UPS?

    Device: is this just a description that i type in??

    Battery Level: I assume this is the battery level threshold so it reaches this percentage and triggers a shutdown?

    Minutes - I assume this is th enumber of minutes after being on batter power before ittriggers a shutdown?

    Timeout:  not sure what this is

    Kill UPS: what does this mean?

     

    thanks!

     

    Good Good  ;D

     

    I just leave mine on all the default settings.  Seems to work just fine!

  8. That's very good of you, deleted the files now, might have another go tomorrow.  It's the last couple of bits with the TBS drivers that are the problem. I'm still really pleased with the progress I've made with your help though.  Firing up my interest in getting into Linux a bit more.

     

     

    Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

  9. Really appreciate all the help Reginald.  Tried that and created the bz files and rebooted.  Somehow my TBS drivers didn't make it in but it was on RC12a and everything else worked so right now I'm feeling like that's a hell of an achievement.  Probably won't have much time to play around with it for a while, but it's definitely got me interested.  Sometimes I wonder if it's actually the results of all this messing around that I enjoy the most or the process to get there!  ;D

  10. Well, made a lot of progress.  Ran the first two scripts and that all worked.  ;D

    Realtek drivers sorted (version now updated as well which threw me for a while.

     

    When I came to adding my TBS drivers it all went downhill.

     

    Following the instructions with the drivers, I created a folder within unraid-custom called tbs and placed the required files in it and tried to run the instructions.

     

    Create directory, for example /root/tbs and copy the following file to it:
    
    - linux-tbs-drivers.tar.bz2 (S2API Linix driver for TurboSight TBS 6981)
    - szap-s2.tar.bz2 (szap tool compatible with new DVB-S2 aware S2 API for Linux)
    - scan-s2.tar.bz2 (scan tool compatible with new DVB-S2 aware S2 API for Linux)
    - astra_szap-s2.conf (example configuration file for szap-s2)
    - astra_scan-s2.conf (example configuration file for scan-s2)
    - v4l-cx23885-avcore-01.fw (CX23885 AV core firmware, optional)
    
    I.1 extract linux-tbs-drivers.tar.bz2 archive:
    
    # tar xjvf linux-tbs-drivers.tar.bz2
    
    I.2 go to driver package directory:
    ./
    # cd linux-tbs-drivers
    
    I.3 depending on your kernel version and if the kernel is x86 or 
    x86_64 (check output of 'uname -a') do:
    
    - for x86 kernel 3.x (x86 32 bit installations of kernel 3.x):
    
    # ./v4l/tbs-x86_r3.sh
    
    I.4 build and install the driver:
    
    # make && make install
    
    I.5 reboot in order to load the newly installed driver:
    
    # shutdown -r now

     

    All went smoothly until I got to running make && make install.  Just got errors

     

    ln: creating symbolic link `./FILE.*': Operation not permitted

     

    can run make install fine and says it is up to date, but just plain make isn't happening.

     

    On the plus side so far I've learned loads!  Never thought I'd actually manage to get a virtual machine up and running, so it's not all bad! ;D

  11. Right, managed to boot the Beta2 image, powered down, mounted it in windows, updated it, copied the  scripts over, unmounted it in windows, rebooted it with oracle and tried to run the first script but can't download anything.  Know it's got to be something to do with the network settings, just haven't figured out what to set it at yet. (I'm using ethernet on my machine with a Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller)

  12. Never really used Virtual Machines before.  Got the VHD mounted and copied over the RC12a biz files.  Can't get Oracle VM to run an UnRaid VM at all, keep getting errors.  Would it work if I booted my UnRAID machine with the RC12a biz file and ran the scripts using telnet and putty on there?  That was what I was just about to try.  :D

  13. If anyone is interested, I am working on making a HDHomeRun, Realtech rc12a version. I have it complied, I just have to test it now. I will post it when I am sure it won't cause any harm.

     

    I need the TBS but I believe Piotr is working on it, but I say go ahead and post I'm sure there are a few people that will be grateful.  If you're feeling really generous a list of instructions on how to compile would be great so we can DIY, but I do understand that would be a lot of work.