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Greetings, I just spotted the 'WinBook Security 8 Channel H.264 PCI Card' on the store shelf for about $50, which seems a little to good to be true, so... I google'd it and came up with no information, so... Does anyone know about (experience with) this card? Is it supported by linux/Zoneminder ...

I am a little dismayed that there were no replies, oh well... Increasing the log level to 6 now produces the following in /var/log/messages Sep 19 11:36:26 _ zmfix[7647]: ERR [Config mismatch, expected 197 items, read 183. Try running 'zmupdate.pl -f' to reload config.] Sep 19 11:36:27 _ zmpkg[7628 ...

With a working zoneminder in Fedora 14 I upgraded to Fedora 15 resulting in zoneminder v1.24.3 which does not start. The symptoms: Clicking on the word 'Stopped' in the zoneminder main interface window and then clicking 'Apply' in the popup window does not appear to change anything, nor produce ...

My last post was posted as I was running out the door on a trip... I tried to use a shmall/shmmax that was so large that shared memory was not a problem. I mistook the web page values for recommended values of latest cameras. The webpage referenced was: www.zoneminder.com -> Wiki -> FAQ -> 1.2 ...

I changed the shared memory, as per http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index.php/FAQ, to: kernel.shmall = 2048000 kernel.shmmax = 4194304000 As per the aforementioned web page the 128MB amount should be more than enough, 380x380 single camera. This above mention recent value is 8GB. This seems a little ...

it looks like I was stuck at line 18 in his instrutions: [18] Last thing - took me two days to find that you must edit the SECOND entry of short_open_tag down at line 229. Aurgh. Again as root, edit /etc/php.ini. Change short_open_tag from 'off' to 'on'. If you don't do this the console is blank ...

I have install a PV143 video capture card on fedora 13 and http://127.0.0.1/zm/ returns an empty page, /var/log/message has no messages (upon loading this webpage) and /var/log/zoneminder/ has no files in it. I would assume that I should get some sort of output somewhere. On a working fedora 13 ...