MiniMyth is a small Linux distribution that turns a diskless computer into a MythTV frontend.
The latest version of MiniMyth contains:
-
MythTV 0.21.0 with
fixes through SVN 18228
including the following plugins:
- MythBrowser
- MythGallery
- MythGame (not integrated with MiniMyth configuration)
- MythMusic
- MythNews
- MythPhone
- MythVideo
- MythWeather
- MythZoneMinder
- MythStream 0.18_1
- MPlayer 1.0rc2 with patches to add
- MPlayer SVN 27498 and FFmpeg SVN 15050 (experimental)
- VLC 0.9.1 and FFmpeg SVN 15050 (experimental)
- xine-ui 0.99.5, xine-lib 1.1.15 and FFmpeg SVN 15050
- FCE Ultra 0.98.13-pre for Nintendo Entertainment System emulation
- jzIntv 1.0-beta3 for Intellivision emulation
- Mednafen 0.8.9 for Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance and Nintendo Entertainment System emulation
- Stella 2.6.1 for Atari 2600 emulation
- VisualBoyAdvance 1.7.2 for Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance emulation
- ZSNES 1.51 for Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulation
- Xorg 7.3+
- openChrome Xorg graphics driver 0.2.903
- NVIDIA Xorg graphics driver 169.12
- ALSA driver 1.0.17
- LIRC 0.8.3
- LCDproc 0.5.2
- Linux 2.6.23.17 with patches to add
Originally, MiniMyth was developed to download and boot the root file system over the network. However, it has evolved to support more boot methods. For a list of supported boot methods, go to the MiniMyth boot instructions.
Originally, MiniMyth was developed to run on VIA EPIA M motherboards. However, it has evolved to support more hardware. For a list of supported hardware, go to the MiniMyth hardware requirements.
To download MiniMyth, go to the MiniMyth download page.
MiniMyth has built-in features that enable customization. However, when these built-in features are not sufficient, you can build MiniMyth from source. For instructions on how to build MiniMyth from source, go to the MiniMyth build system instructions.
If the information in the MiniMyth documents section does not answer your questions, the best thing to do is visit the forum. The forum members tend both helpful and responsive.