myth 25 beta test results

Bob Lightfoot <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.rpm.atrpms.general
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Dear Atrpms Team:
	For anyone interested I conducted the following test today.
Test Notes :
	1.	System was a stock HP Pavillion Elite M9040N with an additional
Hauppage Win-TV HVR 1600.
        2. 	Mythtv 24 was running on Centos 6.2 x86_64 on this machine
with no significant issues. {note the occasional segfault does occur
which I have not chased down yet}
        3.	A totally fresh Centos 6.2 i686 Desktop install {1107
packages} was performed from DVD into a VM with 2 cpu cores, 1 gig of
ram and 12 gb f disk space.
        4.	Yum update and reboot was done immediately after install.
	5. 	For some reason even with mythbackend disabled on the host I
could not mount the pci host tuner hdwe to the guest vm.

So I'll test mythfrontend v25-beta only on the vm.

        6. 	Firefox visited atrpms.net and installed atrpms repos.
With testing and bleeding repos enabled.

       	7.	yum install mythtv-frontend -- successfully installs myth25
frontend and associated programs.

The mythfrontend will not start on i686 however for an error -
mythfrontend: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libmythbase-0.25.so.0:
undefined symbol: ZN9QListData11detach_growEPii

NOTE : I am getting the same error on my i686 mythv24 system as well,
but the x86_64 version works.

Bob Lightfoot
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