ZM - issue
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2004 2:34 pm
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folllow-up
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2004 2:53 pm
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Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2004 4:36 am
Hi virio,
I'm not sure from your posts what the present state of your system is. The livecd does in fact install a complete linux system with ZoneMinder installed and ready to add cameras. It can not be used to install Zoneminder into an existing linux installation. To do that you would need to download the source tarball and follow the directions in the readme. It is a fairly complex job for an inexperienced linux user. This is the reason for the livecd.
Your first post seems to indicate that you got as far as partitioning, but I'm not sure what happened from there. If your partitions are good to go, just boot from the CD, click the installer icon, read the messages carefully, enter an "i" and you wil be up and running shortly. Hopefully!
If you run into more problems, try to explain clearly what is happening, and we will help you through it.
Best regards,
Ross
I'm not sure from your posts what the present state of your system is. The livecd does in fact install a complete linux system with ZoneMinder installed and ready to add cameras. It can not be used to install Zoneminder into an existing linux installation. To do that you would need to download the source tarball and follow the directions in the readme. It is a fairly complex job for an inexperienced linux user. This is the reason for the livecd.
Your first post seems to indicate that you got as far as partitioning, but I'm not sure what happened from there. If your partitions are good to go, just boot from the CD, click the installer icon, read the messages carefully, enter an "i" and you wil be up and running shortly. Hopefully!
If you run into more problems, try to explain clearly what is happening, and we will help you through it.
Best regards,
Ross
cheers
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:13 am
That explains things, I'll have another go tonight and see how I go, I'll try not to bug this forum with dodgy questions (sorry).
Thanks, that helps a lot. I'll post the outcome.
=)
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hasn't worked im trying to figure out a way to get a dump of the screen so u can see the error.
I have one 4GB(no partitions, nothing) hd 196mb ram. its umm a 466mhz computer. I'll see if i can get a digital camera and take a picture of the monitor. crashes after SWAP = OK
Thanks, that helps a lot. I'll post the outcome.
=)
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hasn't worked im trying to figure out a way to get a dump of the screen so u can see the error.
I have one 4GB(no partitions, nothing) hd 196mb ram. its umm a 466mhz computer. I'll see if i can get a digital camera and take a picture of the monitor. crashes after SWAP = OK
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2004 1:06 pm
I think the LiveCD needs 256 MB of RAM to work...
try putting a little more RAM in your system.
feel free to ask, we will help if we can!
try putting a little more RAM in your system.
feel free to ask, we will help if we can!
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2004 1:22 pm
Yes that is right, 256 MB RAM is minimum for LiveCD 1.19.1. This will no longer be the case with the next version, due out shortly. I'm not sure what the minimum will be, probably 128, maybe less.
Ross
Ross
oh ok
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 12:02 am
I've got some spare ram at home, I'll chunk it in and give it a go tonight. cheers
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I put an extra 256 stick in, didn't fix the problem same message at the same stage. I've borrowed a digital camera, I'll take a picture of the message.
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I put an extra 256 stick in, didn't fix the problem same message at the same stage. I've borrowed a digital camera, I'll take a picture of the message.
photos
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 1:46 am
photos here (1.7mb? ish)
I took a few photos of the same screen as they weren't coming out very well. Hopefully this will help. Please ask any questions needed.
I took a few photos of the same screen as they weren't coming out very well. Hopefully this will help. Please ask any questions needed.
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 1:58 pm
Please try using "livecd noscsi" at the boot prompt.
Ross
Ross
no scsi
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 10:20 pm
umm computer doesn't have any scsi drives, but I'll try it thanks =)
=)
Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2004 1:26 am
yea that worked =), I tested it on a work machine, I'll actually install it tonight. I'll let you know how i go.
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Installing now...=) all going well so far.
Thanks for your help
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Umm i have a card with four plugs and well it doesn't seem to be working
it has a /dev/video0 I set the monitors up on the webbased interface one for each channel with a camera on each, and none come up when i go to preview them. Any tests that can be done to make sure the card is working?
--update--
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Installing now...=) all going well so far.
Thanks for your help
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Umm i have a card with four plugs and well it doesn't seem to be working
it has a /dev/video0 I set the monitors up on the webbased interface one for each channel with a camera on each, and none come up when i go to preview them. Any tests that can be done to make sure the card is working?