Return code: 2
2       07/11/11 22:23:19       151 (spawning-device)   ^[[1;33mDevice requests restart... count=1/50 dev=151^[[1;00m
Mon Jul 11 22:23:19 AST 2011 Restart
========== NEW LOG SECTION ==========
1       07/11/11 22:23:27       151 (spawning-device)   ^[[1;00mStarting... 1^[[1;00m
1       07/11/11 22:23:27       151 (spawning-device)   ^[[1;00mFound /usr/pluto/bin/Generic_Serial_Device^[[1;00m
RCODE:
   0:require 'Ruby_Generic_Serial_Device'
   1:class Command < Ruby_Generic_Serial_Device::RubyCommandWrapper
   2:end
   3:class Device_151 < Ruby_Generic_Serial_Device::RubySerialIOWrapper
   4:#### 86 ####################################################################
   5:def cmd_86(cmd=nil)
   6:@returnParamArray.clear
   7:nfsend("press home");
   8:return @returnParamArray
   9:end
  10:#### 190 ####################################################################
  11:def cmd_190(streamid, cmd=nil)
  12:@returnParamArray.clear
  13:nfsend("press select");
  14:return @returnParamArray
  15:end
  16:#### 200 ####################################################################
  17:def cmd_200(streamid, cmd=nil)
  18:@returnParamArray.clear
  19:nfsend("press up");
  20:return @returnParamArray
  21:end
  22:#### 201 ####################################################################
  23:def cmd_201(streamid, cmd=nil)
  24:@returnParamArray.clear
  25:nfsend("press down");
  26:return @returnParamArray
  27:end
  28:#### 202 ####################################################################
  29:def cmd_202(streamid, cmd=nil)
  30:@returnParamArray.clear
  31:nfsend("press left");
  32:return @returnParamArray
  33:end
  34:#### 203 ####################################################################
  35:def cmd_203(streamid, cmd=nil)
  36:@returnParamArray.clear
  37:nfsend("press right");
  38:return @returnParamArray
  39:end
  40:#### START SETTERS ####################################################################
  41:def initialize()
  42:super
  43:@returnParamArray=Array.new
  44:end
  45:####  END  SETTERS ####################################################################
  46:end
 48:

just a roku xd and I'm having the same issue as huh.  I added the mac address manualy to the template and it detected it great... installed it great and then I went through the setup wizard to setup the pvr150.

I get video just find and I can connect via telnet on port 8080.

when I click any button on the orbiter the log says:

48:05   07/11/11 22:06:26.644      GSDMessageTranslator isCmdImplemented = true <0xb591cb90>
05   07/11/11 22:06:26.644      #### Pre-Process Queue = 1 <0xb591cb90>
05   07/11/11 22:06:26.683      _QueueProc Pre - 200 : 0 <0xb711fb90>
05   07/11/11 22:06:26.683      GSD-Sleep Pre 200 : 0 <0xb711fb90>
05   07/11/11 22:06:26.683      Process Queue = 1 <0xb711fb90>
05   07/11/11 22:06:26.752      Parameter: 1005 <0xb511bb90>
01   07/11/11 22:06:26.752      Error while calling method: Cannot call class method: cmd_200
error: undefined method `nfsend' for #, line: 19
backtrace:
   in: (eval): 19
   from (eval):19:in `cmd_200'
 <0xb511bb90>
01   07/11/11 22:06:26.752      For obscure reasons could not handle the message <0xb511bb90>
05   07/11/11 22:06:27.008      GSD-Sleep Post 200 : 250 <0xb711fb90>
05   07/11/11 22:06:27.008      _QueueProc Post - 200 : 250 <0xb711fb90>
05   07/11/11 22:06:27.910      GSDMessageTranslator isCmdImplemented = true <0xb591cb90>

anyone lend a hand?

Is there any update to this?  I tried getting up to the part where it would turn on a light and  can't seem to get it to work.  Any updates or is this out of date..

I used this to fix that problem (although I'm sure we wont have this problem once the micro-browser is done, thanks golgoj4)

http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Screen_saver_timeout

I just set the timeout to a ridculously high number of seconds ( like 4 hours ) and everything was worked great.

I think other key features that your missing there are:

wired ethernet port (preferranbly gigabit) / netbootable
diskless (no hard drive needed)
nvidia chipset (8300 and up for vdpau support)
hdmi / dvi / vga output
dual-core or higher cpu

I suppose some of those key features could be debateable... but I'm sure most will agree those features (and maybe others) are a must and they kind of rule out any tablet

Just a follow up on my earlier post.... My MD was studdering on HD mkv after a few minutes (sometimes seconds) of playback.   I noticed that when playback began to studder xine cpu usage would jump to nearly 100%.  I thought there was something wrong with xine-lib (vdpau), but other mds worded find (and use the same exact pci-x card).

After cleaning out the case a little and replacing one of the case fans (I guess it gave it a little better circulation); everything works fine. Turns out the card was overheating (at least that the only thing I can come up with). Just a FYI...  this xine-lib update really fixed all the mkv issues I've had.

when this patch first came out 95% of my videos worked that didn't work before and i read (somewhere on the internet, not on these forums) that this is a problem with the compression of some mkv headers and I had to use mkvmerge and choose "no compression" before muxing.  Then the new file that came out worked awesome.  I think this may help some folks so we don't have to bother posde so much...

lets see some youtube video..... I'm really curious to see what it looks like but I don't have any of these devices.... just a lowly webdt.....



I do love my webdt tho ( please don't break...)

I still haven't had a chance to troubleshoot my problem yet, but I'm pretty sure its my video card.  Anyways; I've heared alot of people talking about this being extremely common due to network problems.  I think I'm pretty safe ruleing this out for my issue given that the other two mds play hd content just fine.  But as for LmceCape I would prolly try the ubuntu usb stick trick and try to play hd content straight from the computer not the network... or at least try to somehow rule out network bandwidth deficiency

after I reinstalled a while back I noticed my media buttons on the keyboard don't work.  Is that still an issue?

sounds awesome ( I would use it as well ) ... Just wanted to give some support to a cool idea...

sorry bout the bump... but.... any word?

I have the same exact pci-x nvidia card in three mds two of which work great; the third seems to have an issue like yours.  I'm thinking there something with the card and I'm going to be trading it for one of the other mds to test.

the video starts fine, but then after a while the cpu usage jumps to nearly 100% and the video gets studdering... the wierd part is that its the same exact card on each md.  Don't know if that helps at all there LmceCape; but I'll let you know if my troubles seem to stem from the card itself.

try to get on IRC with this:
http://webchat.freenode.net/

I recently updated an md with the "updated" version of xine-player via apt-get, but it apprerently does not contain the same fix phenigma implemented; because I again had some videos that would not work.  After reapplying the downloaded .deb everything went back to good... So, I would recommend not updating xine-player via apt-get just install the deb manually...