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Thanks, did the trick

Hi, I have Linux MCE 7.10 (I like to steer clear of alpha's) running on a system that is just a core, not a core hybrid, 2 NICs, etc.   When I go to add a phone line from the online configuration, it gives me an error.

Fatal error: mysql error: [145: Table './asterisk/sip' is marked as crashed and should be repaired] in EXECUTE(" SELECT sip.id,sip.data,sips.data AS sdata, sipp.data AS pdata,siph.data AS hdata FROM sip INNER JOIN sip sips ON (sips.id=sip.id) AND (sips.keyword='secret') INNER JOIN sip sipp ON (sipp.id=sip.id) AND (sipp.keyword='username') INNER JOIN sip siph ON (siph.id=sip.id) AND (siph.keyword='host') WHERE (sip.keyword='account') AND (sip.data='sipgate' OR sip.data='inphonex' OR sip.data='broadvoice' OR sip.data='voiceeclipse' OR sip.data='sipgradwell' OR sip.data='xs4all' OR sip.data='viatalk_us-central' OR sip.data='1und1' OR sip.data='sipgate_de')") in /var/www/pluto-admin/include/adodb/adodb-errorhandler.inc.php on line 77

Is there anything I can do without reinstalling LMCE?

Do I just follow the directions for setting it up with MythTV or not?
I'm kinda confused

But, apparently my cable provider doesn't encrypt its channels
is it worth it in that case?

I have a couple of set top boxes that I want to hook up to the core via Firewire to view, control, and record programs.  I know there was a way to do this in MythTV, I just never knew how.  Is this possible using the MythTV bundled with LinuxMCE? how? because that would save me aaaaaa lot in tuner cards.  Also it would support HD streams
thanks,

Not really, we can control pretty much anything, we just need to know what you HAVE climate-wise. Can you describe it for us?

-Thom

The thing is I'm getting a new heating system, thermostats and all, because our old one is very... inefficient.  I'd just like to get some opinions as for what would be the most cost-efficient and usable with Linux MCE.  As for the air conditioners, some of the rooms have newer remote controllable frigidaires, while some have air conditioners with knobs to control them  ...

Thanks in advance for everything

It would help, if you detailed where you are living, and what kind of a/c or heating system you have.

rgds
Oliver

Thanks everybody who has posted so far !
I'm living in the U.S., and I have electric central heating.  As for A/Cs, we have individual ones in every room, and I figure that would be pretty hard to integrate into Linux MCE...

Hey, I'm new here (if you haven't noticed).  I understand how to set up a Linux MCE whole-house system, I just have some questions.
1. For the phone system, I have an analog POTS line direct into my house.  To integrate this into the Linux MCE system would I need an FXO card? Is it even possible?
2. We are getting the heating redone.  I want Z-wave, X10, or any other Linux MCE controllable thermostats, but I want ones that don't cost too much (and don't point me in the direction of setback controllers!), but if you have any suggestions that would be totally awesome.
Thanks!