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Users / Re: Cisco 7970 and Error Message
« on: January 10, 2010, 06:52:29 pm »
your core has 2 nics right?
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Users / Re: Cisco 7970 and Error Message
« on: January 10, 2010, 06:37:25 pm »
are you now in the right subnet (internal network) ? do other devices get the proper ip from the dhcp server?
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Users / Re: Cisco 7970 and Error Message
« on: January 09, 2010, 11:16:59 pm »
I have problems with the 7970 as well, but I believe it's a problem with freepbx. It says: Failed to connect to the Asterisk manager through port: 5038(retrieve_conf.FATAL)
Do you have the same error?
greetz
IF
Do you have the same error?
greetz
IF
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Users / Re: eee box 202 8.10 beta2
« on: December 21, 2009, 05:06:44 pm »
the intel drivers were working in 7.10, weren't they? so what's the difference now and aren't a punch of people have it working properly in 8.10 with ui2? (call for EEE users!)
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Users / Re: eee box 202 8.10 beta2
« on: December 20, 2009, 02:35:48 pm »
I now made a new clean netinstall (with all new updates) on the core, but still have no success getting the EEE box running as a MD. same CIVS errors again :-(
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Users / Re: eee box 202 8.10 beta2
« on: December 10, 2009, 04:29:10 pm »
mine neather! it worked for some minutes with ui2 but after a reboot same problem as before... same shitty error message.
I believe here are a view EEE users, are we the only two guys who get this error?
Has anybody any idea where to start?
thanks
IF
I believe here are a view EEE users, are we the only two guys who get this error?
Has anybody any idea where to start?
thanks
IF
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Users / Re: eee box 202 8.10 beta2
« on: December 06, 2009, 10:03:00 pm »
hey pedplar,
I don't know if you got it already working but I did so today(at least some kind of). UI2 is working for me at 800x600 with 65HZ (not 60 as default) . It's not perfect and I don't know if it's working for you as well, but it's at least something to work with...
greetz
IF
I don't know if you got it already working but I did so today(at least some kind of). UI2 is working for me at 800x600 with 65HZ (not 60 as default) . It's not perfect and I don't know if it's working for you as well, but it's at least something to work with...
greetz
IF
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Users / Re: eee box 202 8.10 beta2
« on: December 04, 2009, 09:29:33 pm »
the UI2 issue, I get the same error: CIFS VFS: Write2 ret -12, wrote 0
to add: last time i tried again and suddenly AVWizard came on. I tried to complete it, but in the middle of the process the screens turned black...
to add: last time i tried again and suddenly AVWizard came on. I tried to complete it, but in the middle of the process the screens turned black...
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Users / Re: Linux media center, which?
« on: December 04, 2009, 07:18:28 pm »
if that is all you want, take a look at mythbuntu for example!
greetz
IF
greetz
IF
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Users / Re: eee box 202 8.10 beta2
« on: December 04, 2009, 07:12:38 pm »
same problem here! any news on that?
thanks
IF
thanks
IF
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Users / boot Asus EEE box in beta 8.10
« on: November 29, 2009, 09:04:47 pm »
Hi,
I'm running a beta 8.10 install and I'm trying to netboot a Asus EEE box 202 as MD. The r8168.ko linked at the wikipage doesn't seem to work (due to new kernel?) and I was not successful by hacking the Realtek driver by myself. Could anybody provide a working r8168.ko or is the old one working on other installs?
thanks a lot
IF
I'm running a beta 8.10 install and I'm trying to netboot a Asus EEE box 202 as MD. The r8168.ko linked at the wikipage doesn't seem to work (due to new kernel?) and I was not successful by hacking the Realtek driver by myself. Could anybody provide a working r8168.ko or is the old one working on other installs?
thanks a lot
IF
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Users / Re: need help
« on: October 08, 2009, 09:58:24 pm »Thanks fellas, with the help i got from all you and a little more tinkering i've gotten my MD's going and my wireless router going. Dont mean to be a annoying pr!ck, but i have one last thing to solve. I am able to play all my media, audio and video on the core, all my media show up on the md's, but nothing plays after selecting the media and selecting play. I've tried both md's and no go. any ideas?
is libdvdcss installed for the MDs?
greetz
IF
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Users / Re: Asus eee box as core for bigger installation
« on: September 21, 2009, 11:12:11 pm »
alright, so I will give it a try. (but first I have to finish the house)
thank you very much for your time, Andrew!
thank you very much for your time, Andrew!
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Users / Re: Asus eee box as core for bigger installation
« on: September 21, 2009, 10:32:25 pm »
Hi Andrew and thanks for your answer,
it's right, I read your posts concerning the usage of the EEE as a core. How many "processing load" do you have on those demo systems usually? I mean, do you connect various MDs and stream to all of them lots of data?
For the tv tuners, my thought was that during the day nobody is at home, so the core would just need to do some home automation, alarm system and put phonecalls into voicemail - that's pretty much it. So running a real powerful server during whole day would cost a lot of energy which is not being used.
When booting up the MD in the home theater room for instance, I would send a WOL command by the startscript to the MD with the TV tuners. For other MDs I could place scenario buttons to wake the MD up.
I also want to place a lot of harddiskstorage into this MD which would not be used during the day.
do you think that would work?
thanks a lot!
IF
it's right, I read your posts concerning the usage of the EEE as a core. How many "processing load" do you have on those demo systems usually? I mean, do you connect various MDs and stream to all of them lots of data?
For the tv tuners, my thought was that during the day nobody is at home, so the core would just need to do some home automation, alarm system and put phonecalls into voicemail - that's pretty much it. So running a real powerful server during whole day would cost a lot of energy which is not being used.
When booting up the MD in the home theater room for instance, I would send a WOL command by the startscript to the MD with the TV tuners. For other MDs I could place scenario buttons to wake the MD up.
I also want to place a lot of harddiskstorage into this MD which would not be used during the day.
do you think that would work?
thanks a lot!
IF
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Users / Asus eee box as core for bigger installation
« on: September 21, 2009, 07:54:21 pm »
Hi guys,
I'm building my new house at the moment and am planing to set up a Linuxmce installation there.
I read in the forum the Asus EEE box would even work as a core for smaller installations, so could anybody tell for how many MDs it would be good enough? No HD needed, but at least 3 tv tuners, homeautomation, telecom, internetradio and so on.
I would use an usb adaptor for second NIC and put the tv-tuners in a MD.
The main reason I want to use the EEE box is the low power consumption.
In fact I later want to boot up the MD with the tuners automaticly for recordings and watching live tv, but that's for later...
any ideas?
thanks
IF
I'm building my new house at the moment and am planing to set up a Linuxmce installation there.
I read in the forum the Asus EEE box would even work as a core for smaller installations, so could anybody tell for how many MDs it would be good enough? No HD needed, but at least 3 tv tuners, homeautomation, telecom, internetradio and so on.
I would use an usb adaptor for second NIC and put the tv-tuners in a MD.
The main reason I want to use the EEE box is the low power consumption.
In fact I later want to boot up the MD with the tuners automaticly for recordings and watching live tv, but that's for later...
any ideas?
thanks
IF