On Wednesday 11 October 2023 01:11:27 PM (-05:00), James Abernathy wrote:
snip....
> I see what you mean, but I'm not sure how to recover from this. I just
> finished spinning up a Linux Mint Debian Edition (Faye) debian 12 system
> that has access to HDHR tuners. I have Mythtv v34 running on it with
most
> of my critical recording rules duplication there. So I have some time
to
> recover the production backend.
>
> I imagine that my only choice would be to completely rebuild, which I
was
> planning to do at some point and switch it from Kubuntu to some flavor
of
> Debian 12. My biggest issue is not Mythtv. This hardware is also my Home
> NAS. SO the only safe way to rebuild is to buy a new boot SSD and 2 new
> 4TB HDD for a 4TB mirror.
>
> So I'm willing to try some suggestions if you have any. I could
uninstall
> mythtv and reinstall after deleting any /usr/local stuff if I can
identify
> it all without killing what I have that is not mythtv related. I have a
DB
> backup and all my recordings are on the NAS part of the system.
>
> Jim A
If you haven't already, you should probably check how the backend (from
/usr or /usr/local )starts, with:
systemctl cat mythtv-backend.service
The ExecStart line is the one of interest.
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snip....
> I see what you mean, but I'm not sure how to recover from this. I just
> finished spinning up a Linux Mint Debian Edition (Faye) debian 12 system
> that has access to HDHR tuners. I have Mythtv v34 running on it with
most
> of my critical recording rules duplication there. So I have some time
to
> recover the production backend.
>
> I imagine that my only choice would be to completely rebuild, which I
was
> planning to do at some point and switch it from Kubuntu to some flavor
of
> Debian 12. My biggest issue is not Mythtv. This hardware is also my Home
> NAS. SO the only safe way to rebuild is to buy a new boot SSD and 2 new
> 4TB HDD for a 4TB mirror.
>
> So I'm willing to try some suggestions if you have any. I could
uninstall
> mythtv and reinstall after deleting any /usr/local stuff if I can
identify
> it all without killing what I have that is not mythtv related. I have a
DB
> backup and all my recordings are on the NAS part of the system.
>
> Jim A
If you haven't already, you should probably check how the backend (from
/usr or /usr/local )starts, with:
systemctl cat mythtv-backend.service
The ExecStart line is the one of interest.
--
Bill
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