[ATrpms-devel] Problems with Myth Packages from Bleeding Repo

[John Welch]

>
> No, because the packages never ever placed anything under /lib. You
> must have copied the libs there yourself (when for example building
> mythtv yourself).
>
> FWIW even if the packages would move their libs around the old libs
> would automatically be removed upon upgrade, but as said this was
> never the case with /lib.
> --
> Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net


Hi Axel,

I figured out what happened.  I had been running the Myth stable packages
from ATrpms for quite some time.  However, in early February I was forced to
look at the SVN trunk version in order to get some fixes for the HDHomeRun
tuner and QAM channel tuning.  At the time the bleeding packages did not
contain the fixes I needed.  Having been working on this issue for close to
a month, and getting a bit impatient I decided to try to compile from
source.  I got pretty far along, but when I was still having problems, IIRC
I contacted you via the list to see about a new trunk build, and you kindly
obliged.  I've been running that version (0.21-153 series) since then.  I
guess I was lucky that the lib files installed from source to the /lib
directory matched up with the ones from the libmyth package that were
installed to /usr/lib.

Totally my fault; nothing wrong with the packages, as usual.  Sorry for the
bother, and thanks for the help.  And as always thanks for the great repos.

John
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