mrwester wrote: > Hi all- > > I'm having some trouble getting ivtv-0.5.1 installed. I've followed > the directions in the ivtvdriver.org <http://ivtvdriver.org> howto, > and I've and tried cd ivtv/v4l-kernel; make distclean as suggested > in the troubleshooting. Is there something more to that? I've also > tried make distclean; make; make install. I have no problems > installing 0.4.1, but am looking to move to 0.5.1 in hopes of getting > my 3 PVR-XXX tuners playing nice with a DVB card (DViCO FusionHDTV 5 > lite). With 0.4.1, I can get the ivtv working OR the DVB but not > both. So I've stepped back and would just like to get 0.5.1 working > first, and then add the DVB card. > > Any suggestions what I'm doing wrong with 0.5.1? Fresh FC4 install, > with all updates from atrpms.net <http://atrpms.net>. > > Jan 13 20:39:24 localhost kernel: Linux video capture interface: v1.00 > Jan 13 20:39:24 localhost kernel: ivtv: disagrees about version of > symbol tveeprom_hauppauge_analog > Jan 13 20:39:24 localhost kernel: ivtv: Unknown symbol > tveeprom_hauppauge_analog > This piece of advice in the wiki is (now) backwards:
"There is work at the moment to merge these conflicting versions, but in the meantime the kernel version has to go:" At least with the .4.1 driver, I (and others reporting here) have only been able to get a PVR and a DVb card to work together by making the PVR cards use the *kernel* module tveeprom. If you moved/rename kernel modules, try changing them back and comment out the line in your modprobe.conf which has 'alias tveeprom tveeprom-ivtv' (Leave the rest of the alias' lines alone. This change makes sense: the kernel module is there specifically for dvb cards like yours... No wonder you have a problem! But good luck with ivtv .5... I could not get it to work properly nor could someone else with the same hardware as I have: PVR 500 + pcHD3000 card. Presently runing (well... attempting to run... due to other problems.. ) ivtv version .4.1 Also, you should ensure that the cx88_dvb driver is listed FIRST in modules.pcimap, and it helps if you enter it as the FIRST card in mythtv-setup. (If it is in modules.pcimap after the cx8800 modules, then those get loaded first and modprobe.conf seems to get confused trying to run both NTSC and ATSC (analog/and digital ) modes. If cx88-dvb is listed first then the kernel loads it (it IS a kernel module and the hardware is there!) and no lines are needed in modprobe.conf. This is my experience with Fedora 4 2.6.14-1.1644. The card should show up at /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0 and NOT at /dev/video0. The PVR cards show up at /dev/video1 or 2 etc. Geoff _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list mythtv-users@mythtv.org http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
