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[linux-dvb] Re: help, please?



  Thank you very much for the help Wolfgang Wershofen! :))))) Really you 
gave a great hand ! I was almost getting discouraged.
   It is working now!! it is great!!
   Just one more thing. Does someone knows if vncserver messes with the 
satellite card ? Because after I did what Wolfgang Wershofen suggested it 
was still not working and by luck I turned off the vncserver. After that the 
satellite card worked. I turned it on and the satellite didn' t work. Weird!
    Thank you Denis for the tip of the patch but it is OK if it doesn't show 
the signal  if it is working. If I need I will apply it later. 

regards,
Wei Yao Gharib 

 


Wolfgang Wershofen Ecrir: 

>>  - ./dvbtune -n <pid of the network card>
>>   then it asked to tune the satellite card:
>>   ./dvbtune -f 11473000 -p v -s 33300
> 
> I'm not quite shure if it is correct to put this in two separate steps.
> I'd use ./dvbtune -f 11473000 - v -s 33300 -n <multicast- or unicast-pid> 
> 
>> Bit error rate: 0
>> Signal strength: 0
>> SNR: 0
>> FE_STATUS: FE_HAS_POWER FE_HAS_SIGNAL FE_HAS_LOCK FE_HAS_CARRIER 
>> FE_HAS_VITERBI FE_HAS_SYN 
> 
>>  - ifconfigure the dvb0_0 
> 
>>     The dvbtune is great for it showed what it did, but the signal strength 
>> is 0. I have put in the Windows and the signal strenght is around 55% and 
>> signal quality is 100%.
> 
> Yes, I also get Signal Strength: 0, because dvbtune does not read the
> correct registers on the nova cards. So more important are the
> FE_STATUS-Codes. These above look perfect. 
> 
>>     As there is no signal strength the tcpdump didn't show anything.
>> Sorry to ask newbie questions but the dvbtune should not show at least some 
>> signal? and how about the unicast pid, should I not put somewhere else or it 
>> will read the configuration file .dvbrc?
> 
> Is the Satnode-Service a unicasting one? Sorry, I don't know much about
> Satnode and I supposed it was Multicast.
> So with Unicast, you can not see pakets coming through your dvb-card
> unless you create the traffic yourself. Give the unicast pid over to
> dvbtune behind "-n" and AFAIK you should be all set. Try to create some
> traffic over the proxy and look into your dvb0_0 with iptraf or tcpdump. 
> 
> the .dvbrc is not used by dvbtune. 
> 
>>      I hope you also have answer for this, because really I would like that  
>> this satellite work in Linux. And Morocco also sent regards to Germany. 
> 
> I know your feelings. I've been in the same position some months before
> with a new service in Germany. Good Luck. 
> 
>> Regards,
>> Wei Yao Gharib 
>  
> 
>> Wolfgang Wershofen Ecrir: 
> 
>>  > Montag, 10. Juni 2002 at 14:33 gyao wrote:
>>> 
>>>>    I am new in this field so sorry to ask these questions. I also spent a
>>>> week searching in google and this mailing list for the answers for my 
>>>> problem; I found some hints and applied them but the internet still doesn't 
>>>> work. There is no data going through the satellite card.
>>> 
>>> How did you try it? e.g. with tcpdump or iptraf? I suppose Satnode uses
>>> Multicasting, so from that moment you tune your card to the right
>>> frequency and pid, you should see multicast-pakets running through your
>>> dvb0_0 device.  
>>> 
>>>>    The card is working under Windows.
>>> 
>>> Great! Almost every card does that. *SCNR*  
>>> 
>>>>    I am using the dvb drivers 0.94, network_activator 0.1, Hauppauge WinTv 
>>>> Nova card, RedHat 7.2 and kernel 2.4.18, and subscribed to Satnode provider. 
>>>> The subscribtion of internet is using EutelsatII 10°E and proxy.divona.net
>>>>     The kernel is compiled with video and ic2 as module.
>>> 
>>> Ok, so far everything seems to be correct.  
>>> 
>>>>      Everything runs without error, and found dvb device. I run network 
>>>> activator with the pid, create the dvb0_0 with ifconfig and echo "0" to 
>>>> rp_filter in the dvb0_0.
>>>>      At this step looks like it is missing the configuration file. I created 
>>>> a .dvbrc in my home folder like this: 
>>>   
>>> 
>>>> LNB ID 0 TYPE 1 LOF1 9750000 LOF2 10600000 SLOF 11700000 DISEQCNR 0
>>>>        SATID 192 NAME "eutelsatII" LNBID 0 FMIN 11000000 FMAX 12800000
>>>>                TRANSPONDER ID 001 SATID 192 TYPE 1  FREQ 11473000 POL V 
>>>> SRATE 33300000 FEC 2/3
>>>>                        CHANNEL ID 0 NAME "SAT" SATID 0192 TPID 105 SID 192 
>>>> TYPE 1 VPID 200 APID 200 
>>> 
>>>>        After all this I cannot ping the proxy and in the Mozilla there is a 
>>>> message saying that the connection is refused when i type any url.
>>>>         First question is if am I doing something wrong or is it missing 
>>>> something.
>>> 
>>> Suggestion: You didn't tell anything about tuning your card to the
>>> desired frequency. So prehaps your card listens to another freq where no
>>> data is transmitted. Are you shure that you are tuned to the right freq?  
>>> 
>>> Try using Dave Chapmans little tool dvbtune. It works perfectly and
>>> brings up the network-interface if involved with the -n option. So you
>>> can forget that network_activator-tool. See www.linuxstb.org for further
>>> details and download. So with that you do
>>> - load the drivers
>>> - tune the card with dvbtune -n <network-pid>
>>> - ifconfig dvb0_0  
>>> 
>>> After that you may see mc-pakets with "tcpdump -ni dvb0_0".  
>>> 
>>>>        Another question is about the MAC address of the card. I configured 
>>>> the correct MAC address using ifconfig but in the log  there are many MACs 
>>>> in filters:
>>>> ...
>>>> Jun 10 10:24:15 router kernel: dvb0_0: set_mc_list, 1 entries
>>>> Jun 10 10:24:15 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=00 00 00 00 00 00
>>>> Jun 10 10:24:15 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=01 00 5e 00 00 01
>>>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=00 d0 5c 1f 68 79
>>>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=01 00 5e 00 00 01
>>>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: set_mc_list, 1 entries
>>>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=00 d0 5c 1f 68 79
>>>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=01 00 5e 00 00 01
>>>> ...
>>> 
>>>>         Is these messages correct? Should I not tell him which filter to 
>>>> use? If yes, how?
>>> 
>>> IMHO, those filter settings are correct.  
>>> 
>>>>         Thank you for the attention and I hope someone can help me. 
>>> 
>>> I hope, you'll find some interesting things in my answer. Regards from
>>> Germany to Morocco.
>>> Wolfgang  
>>> 
>>>   
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> 
>>  --------------------------------------
>> Wei Yao Gharib
>> System Administrator
>> Wise Communication Company
>> Sale, Morocco 
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> Wolfgang Wershofen                            mailto:wolfgang@wershofen.com 
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Wei Yao Gharib
System Administrator
Wise Communication Company
Sale, Morocco 



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