build tvheadend

tax bak

hi to all , new with tvheadend , i would like to use it in my pc with xbmcbuntu , i install the latest version unstable but have bug

CAS doesn't work

how i can compile a "specific" vesion of tvheadend ? is there any guide ?

ProfYaffle

1. You can download old builds from the 'Builds' link above

2. You can check out to a specific point in time usinggit checkout <hash> and then build from there

You can use the 'Repository' link to explore the history, or look on github, or usegit hist

tax bak

Prof Yaffle wrote:
> 1. You can download old builds from the 'Builds' link above
>
> 2. You can check out to a specific point in time usinggit checkout <hash> and then build from there
>

> You can use the 'Repository' link to explore the history, or look on github, or usegit hist

thanks for the reply my friend but from builds i will download a specific version from terminal ? i can't find where to download it in page
i am not and expert in linux , especialy with terminal , thanks again

ProfYaffle

You know what... I'm apparently lying to you... I swear that you used to be able to download .deb files from Builds, but I can't find a link now. My apologies.

In which case you're back togit checkout <specific-version-hash>, and then you can useAutobuild.sh to build the .deb file, and then usesudo dpkg -i <file> to install it. The instructions for building are in the link below, you'd just use that <specific-version-hash> to get an historical version from master instead of the latest code.

https://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/Building

So, aftergit clone, you can thencd tvheadend andgit checkout <specific-version-hash>.

Of course, if you want to use amuch earlier version, or a version from a different branch, then things are different. 3.4 is available in the stable repository, so just follow those instructions - otherwise, you're going to have to read up on git branches to check out something other than master.

ProfYaffle

Alternatively, you could always raise a bug report on the CAS failure you're seeing, and see if it can be fixed...