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much more. You get MediaPortal as Open Source software. This means you
can help in developing MediaPortal or tweak it for your own
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Country:  |  I did a bit more research on the forums and figured i'd give the last suggestion a try - even though i didn't see why it would solve the problem. Since both MS SQL Server and MySQL Server installations were failing i figured it would be something general doing it, but it turned out i could get it to work when i deleted the db and the lock file in the MS SQL Server data folder. So anyways - i don't see why MySQL installtion wouldn't work, but after deleting the two files i could get the MS SQL installation work and now i'm happy  Thanks for the feedback rtv Last edited by Hojou; 2008-04-27 at 22:17. Reason: clarification |
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