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Old October 9th, 2007   #1
rusty0101
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changing remotes 'broken'

For some reason if you decide after the install to reconfigure the remote, it seems to hang at the end of generating the lircrc file. I don't know if this is a permissions issue, or if it is having problems with the fact that there is already such a file. It does seem to get the correct lircrc file in /etc, just not in ~/.mythtv/

I'll try to get a bug reported in launchpad as well, but since it does not 'break' anything at this time, or generate any errors that I can see, I'm not sure how much attention it can get right now.

Where this will end up causing a problem is when someone builds a back end, has lots of content on their system, and decides 'OK, I'm tired of sitting right at the computer with a wired remote, time to get an IR or wireless one.' Obviously it would be better if there were some way to detect when a remote was plugged into a USB port, or if a ir receiver was built some place, then figure out how to detect and dynamically configure the remote for the user, but I know that's outside of the scope of the project at this time.

Looks like the launchpad bug in question is #144361, and I have added my notes, but it is crunch time.

Last edited by rusty0101; October 9th, 2007 at 11:50 AM.. Reason: Fond launchpad bug.
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Old October 23rd, 2007   #2
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Re: changing remotes 'broken'

In the mean time, to manually reconfigure the remote you can use

Code:
sudo  dpkg-reconfigure lirc
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