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I have a nice Linux Media Center here but the last thing I need to get running is mythgame.I found a tutorial on how to configure it here http://mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Con...Game_Emulation
but I still am having problems. There is one part of the tutorial I haven't done yet so it could be the problem but I don't understand what it is talking about. Perhaps someone can clarify it for me.
The tutorial states:
Quote:
MythGame v0.19.0-Specific Note
On at least one reported system MythGame v0.19.0 was failing to load from the romdb table because of a problem with a specific MySQL/QT version which didn't like trailing spaces. The fix is to delete the trailing space in the SELECT statement in InitMetaData(). Change this:
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