This is from using a stage3 install mind you...
Oh - and check that the kernel modules for the DVB card are being loaded
at boot time (i.e. that they're in /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6)
BEFORE mythbackend starts up - that can cause problems too.
Hmmmm is this after installing dvico or linuxtv? I have bloated my kernel image out to include the dvb-t drivers.
I have also set them to modules and added to the /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6
dvb-core
bt8xxx
dst
cx22700
cx22702
cx24110
I'm only assuming the type of card I am using. I run lsmod
mythtv ~ # lsmod
Module Size Used by
sg 24352 0
ipv6 178240 14
ohci_hcd 14596 0
parport_pc 27716 0
parport 21448 1 parport_pc
floppy 44500 0
nvidia 3214460 12
via_rhine 16388 0
mii 3072 1 via_rhine
eth1394 14600 0
usbhid 25952 0
ehci_hcd 22536 0
uhci_hcd 23568 0
ohci1394 25908 0
ieee1394 58296 2 eth1394,ohci1394
evdev 6656 0
rtc 8120 0
usbcore 74748 5 ohci_hcd,usbhid,ehci_hcd,uhci_hcd
cx24110 4996 0
cx22702 3844 0
dvb_pll 2436 1 cx22702
cx22700 3588 0
dst 11908 0
bt878 6712 1 dst
dvb_core 53672 0
What I always recommend you do is get the hardware working and verify
it's working BEFORE even going into mythtv. That way you know which is
to blame (and it's never myth).
mythbackend is not running ATM. I am trying to get my TV back :(
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