mythtv-setup failed to open tuner card to scan for channels

[kebast.shive@…]

I think this is an old bug that, but I just had it happen again after the latest update. I had to manually stop the mythtv-backend service even though mythtv-setup had already asked to do that. The tuner card was "busy" until I manually sudo service mythtv-backend stop. After that, the tuner was available for channel scan.

MythTV Version : v0.27-125-g7f548de MythTV Branch : fixes/0.27 Network Protocol : 77 Library API : 0.27.20131221-1 QT Version : 4.8.4 Options compiled in:

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[kebast.shive@…]

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[Kenni Lund [kenni a kelu dot dk]]

Please report this bug on the Mythbuntu bugtracker instead. The init scripts you mention are maintained by the Mythbuntu developers. Remember to attach relevant log files which can help identify the issue. If you're unable to identify any relevant log files or unsure which to include, please search help on the Mythbuntu forums first. Thank you.