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Karellen at 03:00, 24 November 2020

2020-11-24T03:00:50Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Thanks to dhead for the original guide.		* Thanks to dhead for the original guide.

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Karellen: Karellen moved page HOW-TO:Install Tvheadend on Arch Linux to Archive:Install Tvheadend on Arch Linux without leaving a redirect: Outdated

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Ned Scott at 04:39, 14 March 2014

2014-03-14T04:39:37Z

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	For PogoPlug 4 & Mobile, if you've installed the uBoot as instructed in Arch Linux Arm guide all you've got to do to get the latest kernel is: "# pacman -Sy linux-kirkwood"		For PogoPlug 4 & Mobile, if you've installed the uBoot as instructed in Arch Linux Arm guide all you've got to do to get the latest kernel is: "# pacman -Sy linux-kirkwood"
	For Raspberry Pi, you've already set with the recent kernel.		For Raspberry Pi, you've already set with the recent kernel.

			==Notes==
			* Thanks to dhead for the original guide.

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Ned Scott: /* DVB Drivers. */

2014-02-06T01:25:51Z

DVB Drivers.

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Ned Scott at 01:25, 6 February 2014

2014-02-06T01:25:40Z

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	For PogoPlug 4 & Mobile, if you've installed the uBoot as instructed in Arch Linux Arm guide all you've got to do to get the latest kernel is: "# pacman -Sy linux-kirkwood"		For PogoPlug 4 & Mobile, if you've installed the uBoot as instructed in Arch Linux Arm guide all you've got to do to get the latest kernel is: "# pacman -Sy linux-kirkwood"
	For Raspberry Pi, you've already set with the recent kernel.		For Raspberry Pi, you've already set with the recent kernel.

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Ned Scott: Ned Scott moved page Tvheadend PVR/ALARM to HOW-TO:Install Tvheadend on Arch Linux

2014-02-06T01:24:55Z

Ned Scott moved page Tvheadend PVR/ALARM to HOW-TO:Install Tvheadend on Arch Linux

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Ned Scott: Credit Dhead

2014-02-06T01:22:41Z

Credit Dhead

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	~~{{Notice\|Currently this page only applies to ARM devices that are stuck on the 2.6 Linux kernel. An updated guide for everyone else is coming soon}}~~

	~~How~~ to ~~compile Tvheadend~~ from ~~github for [http~~://~~archlinuxarm~~.org ~~Arch Linux ARM~~ (~~ALARM~~)].		==Steps==
			(If you're running as root you don't need the prefix "sudo" but need to add the "--asroot" when building the package with makepkg)
			# Install some build tools : <pre> # sudo pacman -Sy base-devel git </pre>
			# Install dependencies : <pre> # sudo pacman -S avahi nss-mdns openssl python2</pre>
			# Get the package tarball from Aur:
			## For the latest stable TVHeadend:<pre> # wget https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/tv/tvheadend/tvheadend.tar.gz </pre>
			## For a current git TVHeadend version : <pre> # wget https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/tv/tvheadend-git/tvheadend-git.tar.gz</pre>
			# Extract the tarball : <pre> # tar -xvf tvheadend*.tar.gz </pre>
			# Build the package: <pre> # cd tvheadend </pre> Or <pre> # cd tvheadend-git </pre>
			<pre> # makepkg </pre> Or for Arm arch <pre> # makepkg -A</pre>
			# Install the package:<pre> # sudo pacman -U tvheadend*xz</pre>
			# Reboot the system, (needed only with tvheadend-git) or set temporarily set the following argument: <pre> # TVHEADEND_ARGS="-f -u hts -g video -C"</pre> (it's included in /etc/conf.d/tvheadend so it will be set on reboot).
			# Start the service: <pre># sudo systemctl start tvheadend</pre>
			# Connect to tvheadend via web browser @ "tvheadednip":9981 and configure your setup.
			# If you're happy with your tvheadend setup enable the service to start at boot :<pre> # sudo systemctl enable tvheadend</pre>

	~~# SSH into~~ the ~~device and enter the following commands:~~		All of tvheadend settings are configureable via web browser, if I remember correctly the config files are store at /home/hts/.hts/tvheadend/.
	~~# <pre>pacman -Sy git<~~/~~pre>~~		The default is that a non-name user with no password is created with admin credential everytime the service is initiated, to change this you must stop the service, disable it, (systemctl stop ..., systemctl disable ...) and edit the service file in /etc/lib/systemd/system/tvheadend.service and change it, for more info on this you shold consult tvheadend wiki and man page.
	~~# type "y" then enter~~
	~~# <pre>pacman~~ -~~S kernel26-headers~~ file ~~base-devel abs<~~/~~pre>~~		===DVB Drivers.===
	~~# First press 1 then enter~~		The current kernel for x86-64 is 3.8, so "# pacman -Syu" will promise you've got the latest drivers.
	~~# Press enter again~~		For Arm arch it a little bit more complicated, all the devices have atleast 3.1 kernel, one should consult the Arch Linux Arm forums about updating Marvell based devices (SheevaPlug, PogoPlug...) to a recent kernel.
	~~# type "y" then enter~~		For PogoPlug 4 & Mobile, if you've installed the uBoot as instructed in Arch Linux Arm guide all you've got to do to get the latest kernel is: "# pacman -Sy linux-kirkwood"
	~~# <pre>git clone git:~~//~~github.com~~/tvheadend/tvheadend.~~git</pre>~~		For Raspberry Pi, you've already set with the recent kernel.
	~~# <pre>cd tvheadend</pre>~~
	# ~~<pre>~~.~~/configure</pre>~~
	~~# <pre>make install</pre>~~
	~~# The first time~~ you ~~launch Tvheadend~~ you ~~will want~~ to ~~use~~ the ~~command~~:~~<pre>/usr/local/bin/tvheadend~~ -~~C</pre> To launch Tvheadend after that simply use~~ the ~~command without the <code>-C</code> argument: <pre>/usr/local/bin/tvheadend</pre>~~

Ned Scott: Ned Scott moved page PVR backend/Tvheadend/ALARM to Tvheadend PVR/ALARM

2014-01-28T00:25:49Z

Ned Scott moved page PVR backend/Tvheadend/ALARM to Tvheadend PVR/ALARM

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Ned Scott: Ned Scott moved page PVR/Backend/Tvheadend/ALARM to PVR backend/Tvheadend/ALARM

2014-01-28T00:24:20Z

Ned Scott moved page PVR/Backend/Tvheadend/ALARM to PVR backend/Tvheadend/ALARM

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>NedBot: Robot: Cosmetic changes

2013-04-27T15:28:25Z

Robot: Cosmetic changes

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	How to compile Tvheadend from github for [http://archlinuxarm.org Arch Linux ARM (ALARM)].		How to compile Tvheadend from github for [http://archlinuxarm.org Arch Linux ARM (ALARM)].

	#SSH into the device and enter the following commands:		# SSH into the device and enter the following commands:
	#<pre>pacman -Sy git</pre>		# <pre>pacman -Sy git</pre>
	#type "y" then enter		# type "y" then enter
	#<pre>pacman -S kernel26-headers file base-devel abs</pre>		# <pre>pacman -S kernel26-headers file base-devel abs</pre>
	#First press 1 then enter		# First press 1 then enter
	#Press enter again		# Press enter again
	#type "y" then enter		# type "y" then enter
	#<pre>git clone git://github.com/tvheadend/tvheadend.git</pre>		# <pre>git clone git://github.com/tvheadend/tvheadend.git</pre>
	#<pre>cd tvheadend</pre>		# <pre>cd tvheadend</pre>
	#<pre>./configure</pre>		# <pre>./configure</pre>
	#<pre>make install</pre>		# <pre>make install</pre>
	#The first time you launch Tvheadend you will want to use the command:<pre>/usr/local/bin/tvheadend -C</pre> To launch Tvheadend after that simply use the command without the <code>-C</code> argument: <pre>/usr/local/bin/tvheadend</pre>		# The first time you launch Tvheadend you will want to use the command:<pre>/usr/local/bin/tvheadend -C</pre> To launch Tvheadend after that simply use the command without the <code>-C</code> argument: <pre>/usr/local/bin/tvheadend</pre>