Re: [ydl-gen] revised, clarified PS3 video HOWTOs

On Wed, 31 Jan 2007 13:34:56 -0800 Warren Nagourney
<warren <at> phys.washington.edu> wrote:

> Thanks for the HOWTO. I was intrigued by the command "ps3videomode - 
> H" which was described as HDCP_OFF. Does it really disable HDCP?

It didn't disable HDCP here.  It may do so for someone, maybe for an
old firmware version, maybe for future firmware.  I figured the option
is there for a reason.  It could just be for people that paid for the
Sony PS3 development kit, and they aren't allowed to discuss it.

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Re: [ydl-gen] revised, clarified PS3 video HOWTOs

Still no access to RSX, oh well back to XNA.

Quoting Kai Staats <kstaats <at> terrasoftsolutions.com>:

> http://www.terrasoftsolutions.com/support/solutions/ydl_5.0/
> 
> # PS3 video is a complicated matter. It is suggested that you review the 
> following HOWTOs in order:
> 
>    1. Introduction to PS3 video.
>    2. PS3 video connections.
>    3. Selecting a PS3 video mode.
>    4. Configuring YDL 5.0 for the chosen PS3 video mode.
>    5. PS3 video tips and tricks.
>    6. How to switch from text to graphical mode on a PS3 
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Re: [ydl-gen] About permissions, etc. - correction

> Message: 8
> Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 09:47:56 -0500
> From: Derick Centeno <aguilarojo <at> verizon.net>
> Subject: Re: [ydl-gen] About permissions, etc. - correction
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> Hi Charles:
> 
> I was wondering wouldn't it be simpler to merely control user access
> to the cdrw by changing the user assignments?
> 
> I'm referring to the UID/GID.  In other words:
> 
> 1.  For instance one could change the shell the user can use.  Which
> by definition restricts what a user can do.
> 2.  Assign the user to a GID where directory access to /mnt/cdrw is
> not permitted.
> 
> I'm guessing, hopefully in a reasoned manner, that the error you're
> getting regarding SigmaX is because it is in fact a cdrw which puts
> it under the administration of a program called cdrecord, which  
> provides information to
> Linux so that Linux believes it is a SCSI device -- allowing it (when  
> mounted)
> to appear as another HD.  This also explains why the line including  
> SigmaX in fstab appears correct at first glance, but it may be best  
> (depending on which version of YDL one is using) to merely comment  

Re: [ydl-gen] Any luck with MythTV on PS3

Thanks Brian for the info. I will cruise around the
forums to see if has been progress. I want to see if I
can get it up and running. I have a Haugpaugge(whoever
they spell), USB2, that according to the MythTV
website, is compatible with it. Now, all I need to do
is get it running on the PS3, and go from there. I
would be nice, if on the PS3 side they would offer
support for this. That would be real integration. I
currently use it on my laptop, but want to see how it
looks for the PS3 on YDL. Since, my wired connection
is having problems(I bridge it from my laptop), and
there is no wireless yet, I am having to transfer all
the files and dependencies from my flashdrive. Which
is why I need a lot time. Please keep me informed, and
any advice would be appreciated.

 
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Re: [ydl-gen] also on Cell

John,

> I have sent several emails out inquiring about sound on YDL 5 on PS3
> but have not received any replies.  Is there anyone on this list that
> has had experience programming using alsa?  Are there other lists that
> might be more appropriate to ask alsa sound questions?  Any guidance
> would be much appreciated.  Thanks.

This list is not as well traffic'd as yellowdog-general which often supports 
"devel" discussions. I have CC'd that list in order to gain the attention of 
those who may assist.

kai
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[ydl-gen] My gcc3.4.4 installation screwed up on ydl4.1

Hi List,

I am running YDL 4.1 on Power Mac G5 dual core, verything runs perfect 
till I broke the gcc installation :(. Let me tell you what happen:

I downloaded the clamav-0.88.7 source package and compiled it, it 
installed successfully, but when I run clamd, I got 
"/usr/local/lib/libclamav.so.1: R_PPC_REL24 relocation at 0x0ff8e5a0 for 
symbol `fwrite' out of range" error. then I google searched this error and 
found http://lurker.clamav.net/message/20050201.205912.338909c7.en.html.

My stupid is that I ran the yum remove gcc.ppc, it also remove some 
dependency packages which I did not wrote down. Now when I run yum install 
gcc.ppc, the gcc got installed, but it won't compile any source file 
again, it always give me  error like:

/tmp/ccPuQGXU.s: Assembler messages:
/tmp/ccPuQGXU.s:9: Error: junk at end of line, first unrecognized character is ` <at> '

Vincent Li
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Re: [ydl-gen] My gcc3.4.4 installation screwed up on ydl4.1

Have you tried downloading and recompiling gcc from source?

Joshua A. Richardson
(703) 272-1761 -- Office
(540) 383-9093 - Cell

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Subject: [ydl-gen] My gcc3.4.4 installation screwed up on ydl4.1

Hi List,

I am running YDL 4.1 on Power Mac G5 dual core, verything runs perfect 
till I broke the gcc installation :(. Let me tell you what happen:

I downloaded the clamav-0.88.7 source package and compiled it, it 
installed successfully, but when I run clamd, I got 
"/usr/local/lib/libclamav.so.1: R_PPC_REL24 relocation at 0x0ff8e5a0 for

symbol `fwrite' out of range" error. then I google searched this error
and 
found http://lurker.clamav.net/message/20050201.205912.338909c7.en.html.

My stupid is that I ran the yum remove gcc.ppc, it also remove some 
dependency packages which I did not wrote down. Now when I run yum
install 

Re: [ydl-gen] [SPAM] Re: My gcc3.4.4 installation screwed up on ydl4.1

On Wed, 7 Feb 2007, Richardson, Joshua A. wrote:

> Have you tried downloading and recompiling gcc from source?
>
> Joshua A. Richardson
> (703) 272-1761 -- Office
> (540) 383-9093 - Cell
>

Yes, I just downloaded gcc source and recompile gcc, I got the same error, 
because my default gcc3.4.4 never work again. any idea to restore my 
default gcc to working state :), I don't want to reinstall OS because I 
already got too much work on this mache.

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Re: [ydl-gen] [SPAM] Re: My gcc3.4.4 installation screwed up on ydl4.1

Manually download and install the rpm?

Joshua A. Richardson
(703) 272-1761 -- Office
(540) 383-9093 - Cell

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Subject: Re: [ydl-gen] [SPAM] Re: My gcc3.4.4 installation screwed up on
ydl4.1

On Wed, 7 Feb 2007, Richardson, Joshua A. wrote:

> Have you tried downloading and recompiling gcc from source?
>
> Joshua A. Richardson
> (703) 272-1761 -- Office
> (540) 383-9093 - Cell
>

Yes, I just downloaded gcc source and recompile gcc, I got the same
error, 
because my default gcc3.4.4 never work again. any idea to restore my 
default gcc to working state :), I don't want to reinstall OS because I 
already got too much work on this mache.

Re: [ydl-gen] [SPAM] Re: My gcc3.4.4 installation screwed up on ydl4.1

Hi Joshua:

He meant that you download the source for gcc itself and compile it  
from scratch.

My own suggestion varies from that however.  The gcc which is current  
is not the same as the gcc which came with YDL 4.1.  To remain  
consistent with YDL 4.1, it may be better to reinstall all of YDL 4.1  
(or just those packages of YDL 4.1 which you actually use).  You  
still have the YDL 4.1 CDs somewhere.  Of course, you could also  
reinstall the gcc which came with YDL 4.1 using rpm to pull the  
appropriate packages from the CDs but it just may be simpler to do a  
full reinstall.

At least, then you'll know absolutely that you have a complete  
working set of YDL 4.1.

Best wishes.... Derick.

On Feb 7, 2007, at 4:33 PM, Richardson, Joshua A. wrote:

> Manually download and install the rpm?
>
> Joshua A. Richardson
> (703) 272-1761 -- Office
> (540) 383-9093 - Cell
>
>
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