MSI_Media_Live

Hardware

nForce 2 MCP51 mother board with 2 ata, 4 sata and bluetooth
Realtek ALC883 Audio
GeForce 6150 LE builtin
AM2 socket (Athlon 64 X2)
4 DD2 slots
VIA Technologies FireWire (IEEE 1394) (OHCI)
Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-K06RS Slot-in
Philips eHome Infrared Transceiver
Weltrend DM-140GINK Demo LCD-display
Ralink 802.11 bg WLAN

Hardware Status Overview

	Device	Working	Driver	Comments
Processor	Processor		k8temp, processor
Drives and Storage	Hard Drive		sata_nv
DVD	Optical Drive		ide-cdrom
	Firewire		ohci1394
USB	USB		uhci, ehci
Graphics	NVIDIA		nvidia	Only tried VGA-output.
Input Devices	Keyboard		keyboard
VFD	Functions Keys
Networking	Ethernet		forcedeth
Wireless	Ralink RT73		rt73
Bluetooth	Bluetooth			Tried hci_usb but it crashed with kernel 2.6.26-r1
Remote control	Philips eHome		lirc_mceusb2
Sound	Sound		snd_intel_hda	Realtek ALC883 Audio
	SD and MMC card readers	?
Sensors	Hardware Sensors

Tips

LCDProc

The display seems to be a dm140. At the time of this writing (2008-09-21) lcdproc-0.5.2-r1 in the gentoo repository doesn't support dm140. If you are prepared to do a bit of manual labour you can get it running by following this simple guide.

If you're running freevo you may want to manually edit /usr/lib*/python2.5/site-packages/freevo/plugins/lcd.py. The dm140 display sports 18 characters on 2 lines which isn't recognized by freevo's lcd plugin, so you might want to change the "16x2" entry to "18x2". It's an ugly workaround, but it works.