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I mentioned yesterday that there is a new Windows Media Player hotfix (KB910393) available that will help reduce instances of digital rights management problems in Update Rollup 2 for Media Center 2005.
We have found a problem with the way the setup package for this hotfix interacts with Update Rollup KB908250 for Update Rollup 2 that can cause Media Center to crash when you try to launch it after installing KB908250 and KB910393 from Windows Update.
Problem description
In this scenario (described in this newsgroup posting), after installing Update Rollup 2 for Media Center 2005 you can visit Windows Update to search for additional updates. There will be some new critical updates available that are only offered after you install Update Rollup 2. Included in this list of critical updates are both KB908250 and KB910393. If you accept the default settings, Windows Update will silently install each of these hotfixes and then reboot at the end. However, after the reboot, you will get an unhandled exception and Media Center will crash if you try to launch it.
How to workaround the problem
In order to repair your system and fix this crash, you can one of the following sets of steps:
Root cause
The reason Media Center crashes in this scenario is that the computer is left in a state where critical Media Center services (ehRecvr and ehSched) are not registered on the system. The setup package for KB908250 runs commands to unregister these services, and then schedules a process to re-register them after the system is rebooted. However, there is a command in the setup package for KB910393 that un-schedules the process that KB908250 schedules. Therefore, the command to re-register Media Center services after the reboot never happens.
You can verify that you are running into this exact problem by checking the following:
This problem will only occur if you install KB908250, suppress the reboot at the end, and then install KB910393 afterwards. Unfortunately, this is exactly the way that Windows Update currently installs these 2 hotfixes after Update Rollup 2 is installed.
We are still working with the Windows Update and Windows Media Player team to identify the best way to fix this issue. I will post an update when we decide the right course of action. I apologize for the inconvenience that this issue is causing.
Hi Nok1 - I suggest trying to install the most recent hotfix for Media Center from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=22402573-97aa-41be-8090-2ae905802045&displaylang=en and see if that helps. If not, can you take a look and see if you have a file named ehshell.crash and let me know what is listed in there? Hopefully it will help narrow down this crash.
I did as you suggested, restarted my computer, yet the same problem exists. What else would you suggest?
Below is the content of the crashdump
Unhandled Exception - 10/8/2006 7:28:58 PM
Message: COM object with CLSID {F4396DC6-E851-4D3A-8D01-34E6949F3500} is either not valid or not registered.
System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80040154): COM object with CLSID {F4396DC6-E851-4D3A-8D01-34E6949F3500} is either not valid or not registered.
at MediaCenter.Common.UXRecorderMgr.PopulateRecorderTable()
at MediaCenter.Common.UXRecorderMgr..ctor()
at MediaCenter.Common.UXRecorderMgr.get_Instance()
at MediaCenter.Video.MMIOverlay.DisconnectRecorders()
at MediaCenter.Video.VideoFullscreenPage.DisconnectEvents()
at MediaCenter.Video.VideoFullscreenPage.NavigateAway(Navigate nav)
at ServiceBus.UIFramework.XmlControl.DoNavigateAway(Navigate nav)
at ServiceBus.UIFramework.PageBasedUCPService.DoNavigateNotifications(Page page, Navigate nav, NavNotify nfy)
at ServiceBus.UIFramework.PageBasedUCPService.LoadNewPageInternal(String pageUrl, Type pageType, Object objState, Boolean fShouldPush, Navigate nav, PageTransitionCompleteEvent pageTransitionCompleteHandler)
at ServiceBus.UIFramework.PageBasedUCPService.LoadNewPage(String pageUrl, Type pageType, Object objState, PageTransitionCompleteEvent pageTransitionCompleteHandler)
at ServiceBus.UIFramework.ContextMenu.ShowSettingsHome(Object sender, MenuResultArgs args)
at eHome.NewUI.MenuItem.OnSelected(MenuData data)
at eHome.NewUI.MenuItem.Select(MenuData data)
at eHome.NewUI.MenuData.DeferredSelect(Object obj)
at eHome.UI.DeferredInvokeItem.Dispatch()
at eHome.UI.Dispatcher.MainLoopBody(Feeder feeder)
at eHome.UI.Dispatcher.MainLoop(LoopCondition condition, LoopBody body)
at eHome.UI.Dispatcher.MainLoop(LoopCondition loopCondition)
at eHome.UI.Application.Run()
at ServiceBus.UIFramework.PageBasedUCPService.Run()
at ServiceBus.UIFramework.UserControlPoint.Main(String[] args)
Thank you for the reply, hope to hear from you soon.
If it helps, I also forgot to mention that I am not able to get my HP analog tv tuner card working with the media center - the drivers are all installed, and device manager says that the device is functioning properly, but media center does not detect the hardware, and I cannot watch tv. I know that the hardware works because I let my friend borrow the tuner for his identical HP media center laptop, and he was able to make it work.
Still awaiting a reply, Thanks for all the help.
Hi Nok1 - The CLSID listed in your crash file is associated with ehRecvr.exe. It sounds like that service might not be correctly registered on your system. Can you please try the steps at http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/2006/02/17/534559.aspx and see if they help solve this issue?
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Framebuffer and X
I think that Nvidia Linux support can't be considered to be *complete* as long as Nvidia drivers conflict with the kernel framebuffer driver (nvidiafb/rivafb), and/or without providing an alternative framebuffer driver into their official proprietary driver.
In fact a Linux user is not just an Xwindow user, he/she could well be also a console user.
So if Nvidia doesn't support the console display they cannot say they "support Linux" completely.
When will we have a good driver working on *both* the framebuffer and X?
Re: Framebuffer and X
If you have a running X, why do you need a framebuffer?
Why is the vesa framebuffer not good enough?
Why is text (vga) console not good enough?
Is there any driver that provides hardware accelerated 2d and 3d AND plays well with its framebuffer counterpart?
Re: Framebuffer and X
Nvidia has made a very good job with its drivers, it just lacks framebuffer support...
Re: Framebuffer and X
Text consoles are test field or long term data/stats output. I usually use 4 vesafb text consoles 1024x768x8bpp and one X (same resolution but 24bpp).
In my daily life having only X is not enough (or opening several xterms in X).
There are some long term working apps you do not want to have laying around on taskbar in X for ages. You only want to jump from time to time to see how progress look (I know about fg bg jobs commands but I prefer VC switchibng as more comfortable). This is why 4 text consoles are used by me (I usually use XvMC to play DVD fullscreen when my CPU is busy processing). That is why I'm sad there is no XvMC in Geforce8 - I have to buy Geforce7 instead.
* it is not accelerated
* X<->VC switching flashes screen which is ugly
* vesafb not always cowork with nvidia (however Nvidia compatibility is near perfect).
* there is no extra features you can get from nvidiafb which is conflicting with Nvidia.
"640K ought to be enough for anybody." - Bill Gates, 1981
"Why is text (vga) console not good enough?" - energyman76b, 2007
VIA Unichrome IGP driver made by VIA.
From technical point of view there should be no problem as framebuffer driver is in kernel module. The problem with nvidia and nvidiafb modules is both try to control one device. This is not possible - that is why there is conflict and both can not be used at one time. Nvidia binary driver already uses kernel module. 95% of full frambuffer code is already present (mode setting, power management, display control, blits and fills, edid) it is just not available at console.
Re: Framebuffer and X
Re: Framebuffer and X
Welcome to the 21 century.
X<->VC switching does not need to flash.
vesa worked surprisingly well for me - until I decided that even vesa fb is just overblown for something that is only used to have tar oder gcc running.
Second. Why is text console not good enough?
And from a technical standpoint there should be a lot of problems. A partly userspace driven system (X) and a 100% kernel solution (framebuffer) fighting about the same hardware. If that does not sound fishy to you, you are beyond help.
Re: Framebuffer and X
Methinks you're probably on a stretched lower resolution?
I can understand why people want X and fb to work well together. The console given by nvidiafb is gorgeous, much better than vesafb. And it's not just a matter of aesthetics: I like smaller fonts because for me it's easier to read and I like having more to see without scrolling too much. Is this something extremely necessary? No. But if we are going to overthink about this, neither are high resolutions for X or non-monochromatic monitors.
I think you're believing too much that what's good enough for you should be good enough for everyone.
Re: Framebuffer and X
Perhaps with vesa-ng?
Re: Framebuffer and X
If you will work longer in pure text mode you will not keep up wit VGAcon 80x25.
The userspace nvidia X driver talks to nvidia kernel module.
By extending nvidia proprietary module with console fb features stability and compatibility will be improved because nobody will try to fill the gaps by using vesafb/nvidiafb driver.
Re: Framebuffer and X
I confirm that open source nvidiafb is great. I have compiled it as module.
If I do not plan to use X I load nvidiafb module. If I need to use X I load nvidia module.
I do not understand why Nvidia not implemented accelerated fb in nvidia module. There is open source, fantastic, working proof of concept: nvidiafb present in any kernel 2.6 tree: /usr/src/linux/drivers/video/nvidia/
95% of code for accelerated console FB is already present in nvidia module because the same code is used for X acceleration. Console acceleration only uses very small subset of X drawing functions:
y-panning for scrolling
These functions sits in nvidia binary driver since first version when there was no nvidiafb open source module yet because they are basic accelerators for X. The nvidia fb support can be optional e.g. modprobe nvidia fb=1 fbaccel=1
Re: Framebuffer and X
If you want you can make your own 'nvidiafb' around the nvidia Xorg driver. Just grab the necessairy code from xorg to load a driver and map the few needed driver functions from your own 'nvidiafb'. This is doable.
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Putting aside the excitement of seeing the Rose Garden and shaking President Obama's hand (I admit shaking a President's hand is really exciting), why was this moment so important for geriatrics health professionals and the older adults they serve? Congress, in a rare bi-partisan, bicameral moment, had passed The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act and President Obama signed it into law April 16, 2015.
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Geriatrics healthcare professionals are pretty much wholly paid by Medicare, so a looming cut in payment of more than 20% annually is a big deal when you still have practice expenses to pay (that's what these health professionals faced under the old SGR system). We don't often talk about the business of medicine, but if you are in private practice you have expenses just like any other business. These include rent, staff (most geriatrics health professionals work in teams), equipment, supplies; malpractice insurance and your own health insurance. Like any other business, a sharp drop in revenue could endanger your ability to provide services. And that, in a nutshell, was the broader threat of the old SGR formula. With a stroke of the President's pen, that threat is gone.


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Written by a cat-care expert, this comprehensive, fully illustrated resource, including a guide to over 100 varieties of cats, answers all the questions cat owners have about their favorite, and sometimes finicky, felines.
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By Denise Tessier ". . .voters should be allowed to help settle the debate. . ." – 2011 Albuquerque Journal editorial, urging voters to support a ballot question regarding red light cameras The Albuquerque Journal showed a glaring inconsistency last week when it called on voters to reject two advisory questions – on whether marijuana […]
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Journal Editorial Alleging 'Political Shenanigans' Displays Partisanship of Its Own
October 25th, 2014 · 2 Comments · journalism, regulation, role of government, tax policy, voting rights
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Journal Still Promoting Voodoo Economics
October 6th, 2014 · 3 Comments · budget policy, Congress, economy, journalism, tax policy
By Denise Tessier Based on the latest figures from the U.S. Labor Department, USA Today (and other news outlets) reported over the weekend that September's unemployment rate had dropped below 6 percent for the first time since 2008, when George W. Bush left in his wake a destroyed economy that saw losses of a million […]
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On Losing Tesla: Blame the Unions
September 19th, 2014 · 2 Comments · budget policy, economy, journalism, labor, tax policy
By Denise Tessier In the days since Tesla announced its decision to locate its $2 billion "mega" battery factory in Nevada, a number of stories have pondered New Mexico's "loss." In the ABQ Free Press, reporter Peter St. Cyr talked to politicians, business leaders and "free market advocates" and came up with a list of […]
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Siding With the Rich and Powerful: The Journal's Lack of Support for the Voice of the Citizenry
September 13th, 2014 · 1 Comment · campaign finance reform, Congress, inequality, tax policy, voting rights
By Denise Tessier Unlike the Albuquerque Journal, New Mexico Telegraph blogger Matt Reichbach saw the importance of one particular news story from Thursday. The first entry on his "Morning Word" list of stories from around the state today was this: • As expected, a Republican filibuster blocked the passage of a constitutional amendment to reverse […]
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Gessing, Gisser and the Common Good
September 4th, 2014 · No Comments · Fact Check, journalism, role of government, tax policy
By Arthur Alpert I'm involved in a production of Steve Martin's "Picasso at the Lapin Agile" opening Sept. 5 at the brand-new Vortex on Carlisle NE. Given its authorship, it's no big surprise the play is funny, but in rehearsal I realized Martin also excels at making audiences feel intelligent. My colleague, Denise Tessier, has […]
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Gessing Kills Two Birds With One Stone in Letter Criticizing Gisser
August 27th, 2014 · No Comments · budget policy, economy, financial coverage, journalism, labor, tax policy
By Denise Tessier It's safe to expect that when a column by economist Micha Gisser appears in the Albuquerque Journal, a letter of rebuttal or critique soon will follow. Gisser's latest, in Business Outlook on Aug. 18, actually prompted two refutations. What was unexpected was that one of the two critiques Monday (Aug. 25) came […]
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An Inquiry into The Absence of Fact-Checking at The Journal
August 21st, 2014 · 4 Comments · energy policy, Fact Check, journalism, tax policy
By Arthur Alpert In a July 21 post hypothesizing that a True Believer or two in the Albuquerque Journal hierarchy may explain the newspaper's egregious faults, I noted that the editors do not fact-check the columns they run on the editorial and Op Ed pages. Today let's consider why. It could be ignorance; what management […]
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Heritage Foundation Op Eds Are Flunking Fact Checks, but the Journal Looks the Other Way
August 8th, 2014 · 1 Comment · economy, Fact Check, journalism, tax policy
By Arthur Alpert This morning (Friday, Aug. 8) I was enjoying the Albuquerque Journal's editorial on making food stamp recipients shape up (subtext, it's entirely their fault) until they used one Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation as an expert witness. That's when my amusement at the Ebenezer Scrooge performance gave way to – I […]
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An Unlikely (But Worthy) Journal Editorial Topic: Forgiveness of Student Loan Debt
August 1st, 2014 · No Comments · budget policy, economy, Education, journalism, tax policy
By Denise Tessier To follow up on yesterday's post, student loan debt is another topic the Albuquerque Journal editorial board has dealt with incompletely. And it has squandered opportunities to advocate for action that might help put the state and nation on firmer economic ground. First, some background: While the Journal seems to have had […]
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Journal Editorials Omit Key Information in Laying Foundation for Positions They Take
July 31st, 2014 · No Comments · Fact Check, journalism, tax policy
By Denise Tessier Two recent Albuquerque Journal editorials – on why Americans should celebrate the Fourth of July ("Try Asking a Guatemalan") and one on the nation's debt – were called out for criticism by JournalWatch colleague Arthur Alpert last week, and caught my attention as well because of their distorted "analysis". But, sadly, the […]
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So, If I get the nvidia instructions right, I did everything according to them, but my SLED install won't let me change to this driver " x11-video-nvidia".
Anyone know if this is something that has to be done during the INITIAL Install? Or, alternately, is there a way to 'force' SLED to use this driver after install?
nvidia cards rock, so does SLED, I'd really like to get the two to work together, LOL.
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Try the Nvidia Linux forum, you'll get quicker responses, there's also a detailed sticky on Suse and I believe a few Sled 10 users that frequent the forum.
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It's always very weird to hear people called "fighters" just because they haven't died yet. So the people who didn't make it through aren't "fighters"? Such a weird ass thing to say.
Is that a proven fact?
I get it that it's warm and fuzzy to think that someone is fighting through.
Is it proven that someones will to live has nothing to do with it? Hell I have heard doctors say and talk about someones will to live.
You can believe what you want to believe but when you come on here sounding condescending and making stupid comments while people are giving there support to a dying man you should and will be called out. You think just cuz you went to prison and you post articles on an MMA news board that you are the end all know all? Have you ever seen someone die?? or watched someone dying??? I have. More than once. I have seen a persons will to live. To comment something like that on a post where people are wishing and praying for someone to pull through is just being a douchebag asshole.
Why don't you two take it to private messages. This is not really the right thread to be arguing semantics.
The initial news was shocking to read. And the subsequent prognosis of having a very slim chance of him pulling through was a shot to the gut for anyone who feels for people who go through trying times, especially to those who are fans of his and knew of Shane's auto accident.
When the first bit of press said that he had passed away, my heart sank. I didn't want anyone to have to go through something like this, much less someone who I haven't heard anything negative on. After the news broke that the report of his death was false, I wasn't angry at any of the media for posting a story that was false. I was extremely relieved at the updates.
I do think Dana should delete his tweet about Shane's death and at least say he was mistaken due to following the same sources that everyone else did. But if he doesn't, I'm not going to hold it against him. Because to me this isn't about that.
Whether the improvement of his condition (as of now) is due to his will to live, modern medicine, divine intervention or a combination thereof isn't the point. It's simply that the man is still alive and could pull through a once grim outlook. And I await that news anxiously. Whether it comes or not is anyone's guess, but I hope it does.
I'm pulling for Shane to make it through this and be able to live the rest of a long life in peace and happiness, regardless of whether or not he ever competes again.
We have seen some good success with this mild therapeutic hypothermia. It is hard to cool a body down but once it is cooled off the success rate is significantly higher than someone who isn't cooled. I have seen this long QT interval in practise and it was a younger person who lived.
I don't feel like it should have been a press conference, but he could have at least given the retraction and apology the same attention he gave the initial erroneous announcement.
right. no double standard there at all.
Again, it's been stated--he could have deleted the tweet. He could have simply stated a quick apology and given updated--and more importantly, ACCURATE information. For all he knows, there are idiots out there who don't research shit on their own who are still taking him at his word. He doesn't have to make a big deal about it, but at least give it the attention he gave the initial statement.


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