Re: What to buy?

> replacement four-channel receiver

I use a reconditioned Silicon Dust HD HomeRun HDHR5-4DT tuner - it's
external to the MythTV server, sitting on the ethernet and available to
every device in the house. Works just fine. US$174 from
https://silicondust.com or
https://shop.silicondust.com/shop/?_ga=2.173968547.1060963532.1663750576-968786414.1663750576

As for the server itself, I generally buy a reconditioned desktop from
https://www.australiancomputertraders.com.au/ - the Dells and HPs are
pretty quiet. I usually get 3+ years life out of them for less than A$200

Good luck!



On Wed, 21 Sept 2022 at 18:20, James Cameron via linux-aus <
[email protected]> wrote:

> An old faithful home system died.  Power supply.  Lab DNS, DHCP,
> firewall, and a DVB-T recorder.  So sad, but hey, 11 years was good.
>
> What is a reasonable replacement these days?  Requirements;
>
> - will run Linux, customer installed,
>
> - quiet; on a remote farm there's no traffic noise to mask fans,
>
> - two ethernet ports,
>
> - a PCI slot for an old DVB-T card, Leadtek WinFast DTV1000 T, cx2388x
>   kernel module ... or advice on a replacement four-channel receiver.
>
> Thanks!
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