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Old 04-26-2007, 12:42 PM
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Which Java version is stable with which SageTV version?

I wanted to create this thread to be a sort of reference to stable java versions. I want to upgrade to the latest public release but am not sure whether I should also upgrade Java as well.

The following should be all that Java stability should be affected by, but will add others if someone else knows more about Java. Please copy and paste the list below into your post so people know what your answers refer to within each post.

EDIT: If anybody posts here then changes their SageTV setup (i.e. motherboard, SageTV version, Java version, etc) and it's stable, please repost, so as many different "stable" setups that can be known - the better!

1. What chipset your motherboard is based on (i.e. Nvidia based, Via based, etc.)
2. Current operating system
3. SageTV version (with full version label, ie. x.x.x), and whether Beta or not
4. Running SageTV as a "service", yes or no
5. If you use the sage computer for "sage use" ONLY or not
6. STV you use
7. Java version you use (must be stable for you)
8. If you record SDTV only or HDTV only or both
Additional comments:

Here is my answer:

1. What chipset your motherboard is based on (i.e. Nvidia based, Via based, etc.)
NVIDIA NFORCE2 Ultra 400

2. Current operating system
Windows XP Pro, SP2

3. SageTV version (with full version label per sage sys info, ie. x.x.x), and whether Beta or not
v6.0.12.110 Beta

4. Running SageTV as a "service", yes or no
yes

5. If you use the sage computer for "sage use" ONLY or not
sage use mainly, very light internet surfing

6. STV you use
Default STV

7. Java version you use (must be stable for you)
v1.4.2_06

8. If you record SDTV only or HDTV only or both
SDTV only

Additional comments:
None
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HTPC HW: Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3P, Intel Q9400, 2GB Corsair RAM, PNY Nvidia GT210 vid card, 3 HVR2250s, 2 PVR250s, USB-UIRT (2 STBs), Internal FireWire/Dual IDE Converter (IFC-1)
HTPC SW: XP Pro/SP 2, SageTV v7.1.5.252 Beta, Java v1.6.0_10, PVR drivers v1.18.21.23257, HVR drivers 7.6.1.27118
HD100 Extender: 2 (server is just a server)
Future plans: 1 more HVR2250, 1 Ceton CC 4-way tuner, 10TB diskspace
Issues: 1 PVR250 not working, system board?

Last edited by reboot_this; 04-27-2007 at 02:07 PM. Reason: Added more detailed specs to my chipset info, added comment, added spaced my answers as others to keep things clean because it easier to read
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Old 04-26-2007, 02:46 PM
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1. What chipset your motherboard is based on (i.e. Nvidia based, Via based, etc.)
Intel E7501

2. Current operating system
Windows XP SP2

3. SageTV version (with full version label, ie. x.x.x), and whether Beta or not
SageTV 6.1.8.133

4. Running SageTV as a "service", yes or no
Yes

5. If you use the sage computer for "sage use" ONLY or not
Sage only

6. STV you use
SageMC 6.3.2C

7. Java version you use (must be stable for you)
1.6.0

8. If you record SDTV only or HDTV only or both
Both

Additional comments: I only use this computer as a Sage Server, no output to TV at all. It is connected to a single client (configured for HD) running the same version of Java. A single MVP is connected via Powerline adapter. I will update this post with specs of the client machine when I can get to it.
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Old 04-27-2007, 06:17 AM
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1. What chipset your motherboard is based on (i.e. Nvidia based, Via based, etc.)
NVIDIA nForce 590 SLI MCP

2. Current operating system
Windows Server 2003

3. SageTV version (with full version label, ie. x.x.x), and whether Beta or not
SageTV v6.1.9

4. Running SageTV as a "service", yes or no
YES

5. If you use the sage computer for "sage use" ONLY or not
Sage ONLY

6. STV you use
Currently default STV

7. Java version you use (must be stable for you)
JRE 1.6.1

8. If you record SDTV only or HDTV only or both
SDTV

Additional comments:
This is a server only and does not have any connections to a TV (or a real video card for that matter). I watch TV via two wired MVPs.
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