> Hi, I'm using a WinTV Nova DVB-T card in the UK.
>
> I've used the older 0.9.4 drivers, and the newer drivers from
> the 2.5.47 kernel. I am having the same problem reported
> earlier by others... Namely that the 2.5.47 drivers do not
> tune in as well as the 0.9.4 ones.
>
> Observing the o
>
> Hi, I'm using a WinTV Nova DVB-T card in the UK.
>
> I've used the older 0.9.4 drivers, and the newer drivers from
> the 2.5.47 kernel. I am having the same problem reported
> earlier by others... Namely that the 2.5.47 drivers do not
> tune in as well as the 0.9.4 ones.
>
> Observing th
Hi, I'm using a WinTV Nova DVB-T card in the UK.
I've used the older 0.9.4 drivers, and the newer drivers from the 2.5.47
kernel. I am having the same problem reported earlier by others...
Namely that the 2.5.47 drivers do not tune in as well as the 0.9.4 ones.
Observing the output of dvbtune wit
hmmm,
davep wrote:
On Thursday 05 Dec 2002 07:55, you wrote:
Hi,
I am experiencing a hardware lock up problem when using the current CVS
version of the DVB drivers with a Haupauge nova-t DVB card.
I am using the following sequence:
1. Power the computer up and boot into Linux
2. cd DVB/drive
On Thursday 05 Dec 2002 07:55, you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am experiencing a hardware lock up problem when using the current CVS
> version of the DVB drivers with a Haupauge nova-t DVB card.
>
> I am using the following sequence:
>
> 1. Power the computer up and boot into Linux
> 2. cd DVB/driver
> 3. m
Hi,
I finally got the tuxzap running. But I still have a playback problem.
When I'm trying to read a "bond.mpg" file encoded at 7mb/s, the video
starts a few 1 or 2 %, then stops. I have to press the "p" button many
times until it get's up around 7-8 %, and the video starts playing again
by it
Hi,
What I did trying to get ntuxzap trying to work :
vi configure.in
I changed the cdk.h path from :
AC_CHECK_HEADER(/usr/local/include/cdk/cdk.h,
to :
AC_CHECK_HEADER(/usr/include/linux/cdk.h,
Then I typed :
./autogen.sh --without-x
processing .
Running acloca
Holger Waechtler wrote:
> I added a reparent_to_init() call after daemonize(). Please test and
> tell me if you still see the kdvb-fe process.
Thanks. There are no zombie fe processes anymore.
Nevertheless, the kernel oops still occurres from time to time.
This won't change unless you apply the
Sergei Haller wrote:
On Thu, 5 Dec 2002, Holger Waechtler (HW) wrote:
HW>
HW> You have to enable video4linux support (CONFIG_VIDEODEV), Input Core
HW> Support (CONFIG_INPUT) and event device support (CONFIG_INPUT_EVDEV) in
HW> your kernel.
BTW, is that mentioned in some README? if not, I thin
On Thu, 5 Dec 2002, Holger Waechtler (HW) wrote:
HW>
HW> You have to enable video4linux support (CONFIG_VIDEODEV), Input Core
HW> Support (CONFIG_INPUT) and event device support (CONFIG_INPUT_EVDEV) in
HW> your kernel.
BTW, is that mentioned in some README? if not, I think it should be.
(at th
Auweiler, Rainer (RPS) wrote:
Hi,
i have downloaded with
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/linuxtv login
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/linuxtv co DVB
the driver for my Siemens DVB-s.
In the directory /usr/local/src/DVB the following lines are shown by 'make'.
make[1]:Wechsel in d
Hi Rainer,
you have to make sure you have support for 'input','evdev' and also for
v4l (video4linux, module videodev).
after compiling and installing the modules do a 'depmod -a' and see if
it's still lacking something.
bis bald, Rolf
On Thu, 5 Dec 2002, Auweiler, Rainer (RPS) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i
Hi,
i have downloaded with
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/linuxtv login
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/linuxtv co DVB
the driver for my Siemens DVB-s.
In the directory /usr/local/src/DVB the following lines are shown by 'make'.
make[1]:Wechsel in das Verzeichnis Verzeichnis
>>/u
Hi,
> Hi,
>
> Oliver Endriss wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > is the internal remote control port of the Hauppauge DVB-S Nexus 2.1
> > supported by the NEWSTRUCT driver (CVS 2002-09-02)?
>
> yes, it is. You have to load an appropriate keymap and inversion config
> setting using the av7110_loadkeys
Not sure if its any help, but I too experience this on my P4 +Nova-T
system.
I find waiting about 3 minutes after running make insmod before using the
card leaves my machine in sane state..
Using immediately after loading the modules nearly always causes a
hardhang. I have all the debug options
Hi,
Alexandre CONRAD wrote:
Hello,
I'm having a hard time installing these drivers DVB and having the
ntuxzap application to work with RedHat 7.2. (I don't want to use the
xwindow)
I have downloaded the lastest version of the DVB driver and extracted it.
*tar -xvzf siemens_dvb-0.9.4.tar.gz*
Peter Martin wrote:
Hi,
I am experiencing a hardware lock up problem when using the current CVS
version of the DVB drivers with a Haupauge nova-t DVB card.
I am using the following sequence:
1. Power the computer up and boot into Linux
2. cd DVB/driver
3. make insmod
4 run dvbtune.
The compute
Oliver Endriss wrote:
Régis Bossut wrote:
Oliver Endriss wrote:
>Note that there is always a zombie fe process when vdr is running.
>Actually, a zombie process will be added each time the frontend is
>closed. This is a normal since zombie processes will not be removed
>until the parent process e
Hello,
I'm having a hard time installing these drivers DVB and having the ntuxzap
application to work with RedHat 7.2. (I don't want to use the xwindow)
I have downloaded the lastest version of the DVB driver and extracted it.
tar -xvzf siemens_dvb-0.9.4.tar.
Oliver Endriss écrit:
Régis Bossut wrote:
Oliver Endriss wrote:
>Note that there is always a zombie fe process when vdr is running.
>Actually, a zombie process will be added each time the frontend is
>closed. This is a normal since zombie processes will not be removed
>until the parent process
Hi,
I am experiencing a hardware lock up problem when using the current CVS
version of the DVB drivers with a Haupauge nova-t DVB card.
I am using the following sequence:
1. Power the computer up and boot into Linux
2. cd DVB/driver
3. make insmod
4 run dvbtune.
The computer then locks up. It a
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