MythDora — MythTV 0.2 In a Box
peterdaly writes "MythDora 3 is the first MythTV 'in-a-box' style distribution to include MythTV 0.20. Based on Fedora Core 5, MythDora 3 is designed to format your hard drive then install everything needed for a fully functional MythTV System. Here is a walkthrough of the entire MythDora installation process, including screenshots and a screencast."
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Typo: Myth is at .20 not 2.0
That's the same number, right?
The first image that came to mind on reading the title was a MythTV box dedicated to recording episodes of "Dora the Explorer." And then my brain let out a primal scream, because if there is one thing I don't need in my house, it's more Dora.
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*proceeds to play Russian roulette with a fully loaded revolver*
there are resources like Jarod's Myth-on-Fedora HOWTO which make this process much less painless.
:)
I've found that many online instructions make things much less painless, also.
Personally, I had my backend installed on FC5 in an afternoon.
I prefer my backend to be installed on the couch most afternoons
My frontend took a little longer, only because I'm using a fairly recent VIA EPIA board
I'm not even gonna touch that one.
Seriously, though, good link, and I'm glad it worked out so well for you.
PERL:
All of the power of Voodoo with most of the understandibility!
It's like the old adage: "You're a fucking n00b, you Windows-using, closed-minded fool."