Hi,

you use a very old version of the driver. Please update your source and use a fresh driver from CVS. Check it out using

$ cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/linuxtv login
[press enter]
$ cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/linuxtv co DVB

update your source with

$ cvs update -dPA

Holger



maroi wrote:
ok now I tried patch-8
on modprobe dvb I see
Warning: loading /lib/modules/2.4.19/kernel/drivers/media/video/dmxdev.o
will taint the kernel: no license
  See http://www.tux.org/lkml/#s1-18 for information about tainted modules
Module dmxdev loaded, with warnings
Warning: loading /lib/modules/2.4.19/kernel/drivers/media/video/dvb_demux.o
will taint the kernel: no license
Module dvb_demux loaded, with warnings
Module dvb loaded, with warnings
everything is the same but in syslog I see now more:
dvbd[2662]: ioctl VIDIOCGCAP (dvbd.c, 1335): Unknown error 515 - aborting
dvbd[2662]: ioctl VIDIOCSSHUTDOWNFILTER[0] (dvbd.c, 1033): Unknown error 515
dvbd[2662]: ioctl VIDIOCSSHUTDOWNFILTER[1] (dvbd.c, 1033): Unknown error 515

in dvbd.conf was
filter_0 3003
filter_1 3003

videodev in module with major (from the install of patch-8)
alias char-major-81         videodev

maroi wrote:

anybody can help me , what is that ?
(patch 9f)
I can definitely say that with dvbd from 0.8.2-patch-8 it works.
I know this doesn't sound very much help, but have you tried patch 8
too?
Personally I haven't tried patch 9f yet.


17:55:05  server  dvbd[17635]:   ioctl   VIDIOCSSHUTDOWNFILTER[0]
(dvbd.c,   1033): Unknown error  515  Oct  28  17:55:05
server dvbd[17635]: ioctl VIDIOCSSHUTDOWNFILTER[1] (dvbd.c,  1033):
Un�known error 515
this happens when I try to run dvbd
This is a similar error to one I encountered earlier with the dvbd from
the dvbrouter package, as I recall. Only that there the error was caused
by another IOCTL. I was never able to make that version of dvbd work.
Though, dvbd2 and later versions do work.

Again, sorry, I have to ask:
Do you have the device /dev/video? (I assume yes), and what is the major
and minor number for this device on your system? (I assume that you are
running the kernel videodev.o)

Go to dvbd.c line 1032 and add a debug print of all the parameters given
to the ioctl.

There might also be an inconsistency between the VIDIOCSSHUTDOWNFILTER
as dvbd knows it and VIDIOCSSHUTDOWNFILTER as the driver knows it.
Check.

Hope this helps.

--
ing. Andrei Boros
mailto:andrei@;srr.ro / +40-1-303-1870
Centrul pt. Tehnologia Informatiei
Societatea Romana de Radiodifuziune







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