Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon up and running! Whoa! :-) I've put the thermal applet to the gnome panel and traced the temperature. It seemed OK, starting at ~28 and raising to around 40 Celsius degrees with normal/low load on the system. I said, great, let's start to shape things into a Linux multimedia desktop and server.
Let's take into account the goals now:
- Test hardware/kernel relation further - especially CPU temperature under bigger load
- Install the TV-card with the IR control with the kernel drivers
- Install/configure ssh server accessible from other boxes
- Install/configure the apache web server
- Install/configure mythtv - the big deal
- Configure NFS - network file system for my linux based systems
- Configure Samba - to access files from Windows based machines
4 comments:
Why not use Mythbuntu instead?
Is suspend/hibernate working?
I can install mythbuntu packages under ubuntu easily, but I don't necessarily need all the mythbuntu things. For example I don't like it's default xfce look, I will use the gnome instead probably. Suspend/hibernate I didn't test yet. Good point! Although I plan to use it 7/24 all day all week long I will try it in a convenient moment. :)
Great! Could you please test if Wake On Lan is working also? It should according to the manual, but I've read that there is no WOL.. (comment in a Norwegian forum)
Suspend/Hibernate failed. Seems like vbetool eating the CPU and getting done nothing. Switches to empty text console. I can go back to the X and see vbetool is running. Unfortunately it doesn't work out of the box.
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