Hi Mark,
Although your remarks are no real question, some comments on them down here:
Mark Preston wrote:
> The Raspberry PI device has RaspBMC for an OS. It has no webbrowser. It does not have a terminal (terminal emulator).
See:
http://www.raspbmc.com/wiki/user/using-ssh/
>There is no way to use apt-get or any other method of app installation.
Once you are logged in using ssh you should be be able to use apt-get or whatever is on there.
> I have no network. The hdhomerun has an ethernet port. The Raspberry PI has an ethernet port and I have an internet switch from which I hope to take the hdhomerun signal, send it to the PI and have the PI process the TV signal and send it thru the PI's HDMI to my TV.
That is called a network, so you do have a network. However, do you also have a router?( you say 'switch', but you need some device that routes and assigns ip addresses. probably yes you have one, since you are connected to the internet somehow...).
Then you can just add another computer or laptop to you network and use the browser on that computer. ( how are you accessing this forum?).
>I have no network if by that you mean Apache2 or the like. As I (almost) understand the meaning of: network, that is >some software that acts to serve "objects" between devices.
No, that is a server ( not a network). Apache is a 'webserver'.
Hope this helps.
(and hopefully, which would be the easiest way forwards, you do have some other computer or laptop somewhere,like the machine you use to get to this forum, and you can just go to the webinterface.)
Alex.
