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I'm new to Mythbuntu but not a linux newbie. I'm trying to update Intrepid with svn-0.22 build. I followed the directions on the auto-builds page. I also uninstalled all myth apps before following the instructions. apt-get upgrade always seems to pull the svn-0.21 trunk instead of the 0.22 trunk. How can i fix that. I'm a Slackware user so I'm just getting use to Ubuntu.
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The builds are labeled as 0.21+trunkXYZ
This is because 0.22 is not actually released yet. So it's "0.21" + "all the trunk stuff after 0.21"
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I'm trying to to use the 0.22 svn buid. My backend which runs on BlueWhite64 is on the svn-0.22 build. All of my frontends are on the same build. I'm considering moving to Mythbuntu so that's why I need to use the 0.22 svn release. Is there a way to easily compile from the source code in Mythbuntu.Originally Posted by superm1
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Also, I should mention that I'm interested in the trunk builds. Bleeding edge FTW.
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Until upstream actually makes a branch for 0.22, there will not be a 0.22 package. There is however, a 0.21+trunk branch which is what you are looking for. As superm1 said, it is called that because upstream has not made a separate branch for 0.22 yet. What you are using on BlueWhite64 has an (IMO) incorrect version number. Until upstream makes a new branch for 0.22, there is no 0.22, it is just trunk.
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My mistake, I't trying to get the trunk and even though the url leads you to believe that I'm getting the mythtv trunk, I get the 0.21 fixes. I've been running on the trunk since October. It's been pretty good. My database and all my recordings are in the database used by trunk so I can't go back without lots of pain and possibly loosing all of my recordings. Is there an easy way for me to build from source in Mythbuntu. I've been running Slackware since it's inception and I know my way around that environment. I just need a few pointers for the Ubuntu environment.
I'm considering migrating to Ubuntu for all my 7 workstations and servers. this is just the first step.
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Right, where are the .21-fixes for Jaunty?
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No .21-fixes for hardy for a long time either..
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Got some fixes today but...
What now?!Code:dpkg: error processing mythtv-backend (--configure): subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1 dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of mythtv: mythtv depends on mythtv-backend (= 0.21.0+fixes20205-0ubuntu0+mythbuntu1); however: Package mythtv-backend is not configured yet. dpkg: error processing mythtv (--configure): dependency problems - leaving unconfigured dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of mythtv-backend-master: mythtv-backend-master depends on mythtv-backend (= 0.21.0+fixes20205-0ubuntu0+mythbuntu1); however: Package mythtv-backend is not configured yet. dpkg: error processing mythtv-backend-master (--configure): dependency problems - leaving unconfigured Errors were encountered while processing: mythtv-backend mythtv mythtv-backend-master E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
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<shrug>
OK, well the build problems were sorted out, that's why these suddenly showed up.
Try this:
If that doesn't do the trick, can you modify /var/lib/dpkg/info/mythtv-backend.postinstCode:apt-get -f install
and add a
Near the top (but after #!/bin/sh)Code:set -x
Try an apt-get -f install again after you make that change. Please post the output here so we can debug it and get that fixed.
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