> > That's true. It seems to happen with almost any driver/kernel/card type
> > combination. What stands out somewhat is a combination of VDR and a 2+
> > card setup with budget cards.
>
> Maybe that my problem is related to that. My setup is vdr-sever with
> 2 dvb-s budget cards. I allways had pro
Hi Patrick,
it is in fact as you say: I identified also on my photos that the vp7041
has a TUA6010XS as PLL. (The chip is in the shielded metal box). You can
find a data sheet for this PLL on the pages of Infineon.
PLL means something like "power locked loop" as far as I remember. You
stabilize
Hi.
Attached is a diff I've made.
I tried the 2.6.7-bk20 driver for the tda1004x frontend on my DVB-T card, only to find
out that it failed to work, unlike the 2.6.5 driver which appeared to work well.
I assumed this was due to my firmware being out of date but this was not the case.
I discove
I think I've fixed it.
There is an integer underflow bug in mt352.c
need to change line 517 (based on rev 1.7 in cvs)
from
tmp = 6 * freq + IF_FREQUENCYx6;
to
tmp = ((param->frequency*6)/100) + IF_FREQUENCYx6;
This affects any multiplex which is on a Positive or Negative offset.
(So 497
Hiya.
Andreas Witte wrote:
Hallo Both! =)
Hello Ben, Hello Peter.
(what a monstermail, ive snipped it...)
Ive done that all on my sources in /usr/src/. But it cant be the worst idea
to secure the original kernel-tree...
Mainly i did that all like Peter show here. The kraxel-patch patches just
the
Hi again, Ben.
>(I have tried commenting out the line you suggest, but to no avail)
>
>tzap just gives me:
>
>gentoo szap # ./tzap -c channels.conf-dvbt-crystal-palace BBC ONE
>using '/dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0' and '/dev/dvb/adapter0/demux0'
>tuning to 52983 Hz
>video pid 0x, audio pid 0
Hallo Both! =)
Hello Ben, Hello Peter.
(what a monstermail, ive snipped it...)
Ive done that all on my sources in /usr/src/. But it cant be the worst idea
to secure the original kernel-tree...
Mainly i did that all like Peter show here. The kraxel-patch patches just
the bttv-driver (and some other
Thanks for the help.
I'm not sure if things are going in the right direction now. When running
modprobe bttv
modprobe bt878
modprobe dvb-bt8xx
modprobe mt352
I get the following in dmesg:
bttv: driver version 0.9.15 loaded
bttv: using 8 buffers with 2080k (520 pages) each for capture
bttv: Bt
Ben Rometsch wrote:
Hi Peter,
I'm not quite sure I follow you. I have portage extract the kernel sources into /usr/src/linux-2.6.7-gentoo-r10 (and the symlink /usr/src/linux)?
Im using a stock 2.6.7 kernel from www.kernel.org (my distro was
mandrake before I started breaking it) So I'm not su
Hi Ben
While its still fresh in my mind.
This is what I did.
1) Untar 2.6.7 Linux kernel sources to a dir
2) checkout linux tv dvb-kernel module
3) run makelinks from the dvb-kernel dir on the linux srcs (makelinks
/home/peter/tmp/dvb/2.6.7) NOT the src in /usr/src or the src in the
dvb-ker
Hi Peter,
I'm not quite sure I follow you. I have portage extract the kernel sources into
/usr/src/linux-2.6.7-gentoo-r10 (and the symlink /usr/src/linux)?
Can you detail the commands you run?
Additionally, what modprobe commands do you run? Do you pass any parameters to the
"modprobe bttv
Hi,
By accident I found some interesting lines in at76c651.c. The part, where
the driver prepares the buffer for setting the frequency. The
ready-to-send buffer is identical to the one I have to send to the vp7041
for the exact same reason.
So it seems that the vp7041 has also a tua6010xs for PLL
Hmm.
I had a similar problem with the kernel config recently. The way i
fixed it was by untaring the kernel srcs to an empty dir and re running
makelinks. I've done this today with cvs snapshot of dvb-kernel, 2.6.7
linux sources and the patch-2.6.7-kraxel.
On a side note.
To get my Averm
Hi Andreas,
Still cant get anything out of zap. Driving me nuts. Anyway, I am not sure I
am applying the bytesex patch correctly. Should it be applied to the linux
src in /usr/src/linux, or should it be applied to the dvb-kernel tree?
What is the command you issue to apply the patch?
Thanks,
B
All (or whomever's interested),
I've attached some diffs for work I've done to Chris
Pascoes branch of the dvb-kernel tree to try and
support the KWorld/VStream DVBt card.
For those impatient, it still doesn't work for me, but
others may have better luck (I've got a felling I'm
not able to tune t
On Tue, 13 Jul 2004, Netgrabber wrote:
> Do you have the name of a nice usblogingsoftware?
The software Alex uses is called USBSniff/USBSnoop
and can be found here: http://benoit.papillault.free.fr/usbsnoop/index.php.en
HTH,
Patrick
Alex Woods wrote:
So far as I know, I'm the only developer of the module, and I don't really have
the time to work on it at the moment. I have just the 2000-t model of the dec
- the 3000-s bits were done based on usb logs of the 3000-s in action, and some
code contributions (see the list archives)
On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 04:38:36PM +0200, Christoph Rohrb?ck wrote:
> Is there anything that normal mortals, like me, can do to help the
> developers? Does anybody need something to make the dec3k work?
So far as I know, I'm the only developer of the module, and I don't really have
the time to wo
On Montag, 12. Juli 2004 19:47, Wolfgang Fritz wrote:
[ .. ]
> That's true. It seems to happen with almost any driver/kernel/card type
> combination. What stands out somewhat is a combination of VDR and a 2+
> card setup with budget cards.
Maybe that my problem is related to that. My setup is vd
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| When the "av7110_send_fw_cmd error" occurs, it seems to happen when
all the
| Pids are set to "0" in my the channels.conf in VDR and I change channels
| fairly fast. This means that the firmware is scanning the stream for Pids
| a
"Ben Rometsch" wrote:
> Hi Dirk,
>
> Thanks for the speedy response.
>
> I'm having trouble patching the file.
>
> I've checked out CVS as at 2004-06-18, copied the diff file you mailed the
> list into
>
> dvb-kernel/linux/drivers/media/dvb/frontends
Too bad. I don't have time to create a new pa
Hallo there,
I have a TwinHan (VisionPlus) DVB-T PCI card. A few weeks ago I've got it to
work under linux, however now it hangs when I load the last module (dst or
dvb-bt8xx depending which one is loaded last).
At first I thought some config stuff has been overwritten or corrupted, so
I've c
> Thomas Schorpp wrote:
> | Thomas Schorpp wrote:
> | | C.Y.M. wrote:
> | | | After updating CVS today, I have noticed that if I
> switch channels
> | really
> | | | fast for about 10 minutes, I get these errors and the
> ARM crashes..
> | | Is this
> | | | an old bug? Im using the 261c firmw
On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 15:42, David and Andy wrote:
> For some reason or other, I cannot receive Channel 4 or any of the other
> channels on that transponder - ie.. ITV, etc ... every other channel comes
> in fine...
>
> However, If I boot into windows on the same box I am able to receive Channel
Is there anything that normal mortals, like me, can do to help the
developers? Does anybody need something to make the dec3k work?
Hello:
I have couple of questions just to see if anyone might have any answers to
them.
1. I live in South London - almost right under the Crystal Palace
Transponder and am using a TT PCline USB (Nova-T USB) to watch TV in Linux
with XINE.
For some reason or other, I cannot receive Channel 4 o
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to get digital TV working on my RH 9 system. After a first
visit to your site, I bought a Hauppage Nova-T budget card (60 quid or
so...).
/sbin/lspci gives:
01:08.0 Multimedia controller: Philips Semiconductors SAA7146 (rev 01)
I was wondering what would be the easiest, fool-
The module is ATM not working.
Are there any developers working on that problem?
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| Thomas Schorpp wrote:
| | C.Y.M. wrote:
| | | After updating CVS today, I have noticed that if I switch channels
| really
| | | fast for about 10 minutes, I get these errors and the ARM crashes..
| | Is this
| | | an old bug? Im
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Thomas Schorpp wrote:
| C.Y.M. wrote:
| | After updating CVS today, I have noticed that if I switch channels
really
| | fast for about 10 minutes, I get these errors and the ARM crashes..
| Is this
| | an old bug? Im using the 261c firmware and a Nexus
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C.Y.M. wrote:
| After updating CVS today, I have noticed that if I switch channels really
| fast for about 10 minutes, I get these errors and the ARM crashes..
Is this
| an old bug? Im using the 261c firmware and a Nexus-S on 2.6.8-rc1 kernel.
|
hi man
Hmmm. Still not getting anywhere (!!!)
Can I just confirm the kernel config? I am under the impression I need to add:
--- Video Adaptersâ â
â â BT848 Video For Linux â â
â â < > Mediavision
Hi Ben.
I do it exactly as you wrote. But i used the latest dvb-kernel cvs-sources.
Maybe this is why you cant find the mt352-module?
Look here:
http://linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/dvb-kernel/linux/drivers/media/dvb/fro
ntends/mt352.c?rev=1.7&content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup
Hope that helps a
Hi Andreas,
Can you explain what the order of patching was? I am presuming you went:
1. Unpack 2.6.7 kernel
2. Download and apply dvb-kernel makelinks script (is this correct? What
version of dvb-kernel?)
3. Apply the bytesex patch
4. Configure and build kernel
I am assuming step 2 - I ran 1 t
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