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== Internal and External networks swapped/not working == | == Internal and External networks swapped/not working == | ||
[[Internal and External networks swapped/not working]] | [[Internal and External networks swapped/not working]] | ||
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== How to change LMCE's DHCP settings == | == How to change LMCE's DHCP settings == | ||
Go to '''[[LinuxMCE Admin Website]]-->Advanced-->Network-->[[Network Settings]]''' | Go to '''[[LinuxMCE Admin Website]]-->Advanced-->Network-->[[Network Settings]]''' | ||
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If you go to the "devices tree" in the [[LinuxMCE Admin Website]] you can see that the top level devices have MAC- and IP- addresses specified | If you go to the "devices tree" in the [[LinuxMCE Admin Website]] you can see that the top level devices have MAC- and IP- addresses specified | ||
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== SPDIF output only gives sound with Dolby Digital (no PCM) == | == SPDIF output only gives sound with Dolby Digital (no PCM) == | ||
Verify your mixer settings with e.g. "kmixer". Dolby Digital is not affected by the volume setting as it uses "ac3 passthrough". | Verify your mixer settings with e.g. "kmixer". Dolby Digital is not affected by the volume setting as it uses "ac3 passthrough". | ||
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== Generating Orbiter suddenly slows down at some point == | == Generating Orbiter suddenly slows down at some point == | ||
Set fs.file-max=200000 in /etc/sysctl.conf and run sysctl -p | Set fs.file-max=200000 in /etc/sysctl.conf and run sysctl -p | ||
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== The settings in AVWizard are not good and X is crashing == | == The settings in AVWizard are not good and X is crashing == | ||
| − | Reboot the computer and | + | Reboot the computer and hold SHIFT when you hear the descending beeps. |
The AVWizard will start again. | The AVWizard will start again. | ||
[[Category:Documentation]] | [[Category:Documentation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:23, 14 June 2015
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How to change LMCE's DHCP settings
Go to LinuxMCE Admin Website-->Advanced-->Network-->Network Settings If you go to the "devices tree" in the LinuxMCE Admin Website you can see that the top level devices have MAC- and IP- addresses specified
SPDIF output only gives sound with Dolby Digital (no PCM)
Verify your mixer settings with e.g. "kmixer". Dolby Digital is not affected by the volume setting as it uses "ac3 passthrough".
Generating Orbiter suddenly slows down at some point
Set fs.file-max=200000 in /etc/sysctl.conf and run sysctl -p
The settings in AVWizard are not good and X is crashing
Reboot the computer and hold SHIFT when you hear the descending beeps. The AVWizard will start again.
