Alexandre CONRAD writes: > > > > > > > dvb_dsp.o: unresolved symbol unregister_sound_dsp_Rcd083b10 > > > dvb_dsp.o: unresolved symbol register_sound_dsp_R80629702 > > > >dvb_dsp needs sound support in the kernel enabled. You can disable the > >use of dvb_dsp by removing the line > >export USE_DVB_DSP=1 > >and the ones following it concernibg dsp in the Makefile. > > > > All these lines contains "dsp" : > > export USE_DVB_DSP=1 <-- removed > dvb_dsp-ins = insmod dvb_dsp.o; > dvb_dsp-rmm = rmmod dvb_dsp; > DVB_DSP = dvb_dsp.o > > $(dvb_dsp-ins) \ <-- removed > $(dvb_dsp-rmm) \ <-- removed > > obj-m = dvb-core.o dvb_sw_demux.o $(DVB_DSP) > > dvb_dsp.o: dvb_dsp.c dvb_dsp.h > > I get :
> dvb-saa7146.o: unresolved symbol dvb_unregister_dsp > dvb-saa7146.o: unresolved symbol dvb_register_dsp Did you do a make clean, or at least delete dvb-saa7146.c after you changed the Makefile? > > I don't know... Maybe it would be simplier if I put dsp in the kernel. > But I don't know how do all that kernel stuff... But what I don't > understand is that I never had this problem with the convergence CVS. I > just reinstalled my linux. Did I miss something during the install > process ? Did I have to check DSP somewhere ? > If you have sound support in the kernel, it should work. Did you build sound support as module. In that case you may need to insmod/modprobe soundcore. Marcus -- /--------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Dr. Marcus O.C. Metzler | | |--------------------------------|-----------------------------------| | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.metzlerbros.de/ | \--------------------------------------------------------------------/ -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
