[linux-dvb] Problem with Nova-T & 2.6.1

[<zen7175@zen.co.uk>]

Hi

I've been reading various things about how to get a DVB card working,
and am know quite confused as to what is actually required. I would like
to avoid having to compile a driver if at all possible (from reading around
it seems that the 2.6 kernel should support my dvb card without any other patches, is this right?).


I have installed Fedora Core1, with a 2.6.1-1.61 kernel (from the Fedora 
Core2 development tree).

I am trying to get a Nova-T card working, by looking at the card it has a
Philips SAA7146AH chip & a Philips TDA10045H. 


Can anybody suggest what I should be 'modprobing' to get the card (& frontend)
recognised. I assumed that a modprobe of tda1004x (after the dvb & budget bits
are loaded) should be enough, but the tda1004x module isn't found. 

[root@localhost etc]# /sbin/modprobe tda1004x
FATAL: Module tda1004x not found.
[root@localhost etc]# 

Output from lsmod;
[root@localhost etc]# /sbin/lsmod |more
Module                  Size  Used by
stv0299                10116  0 
alps_tdmb7              6020  0 
mt312                   7428  0 
ves1820                 7172  0 
dvb_ttpci              93220  0 
budget                  5760  0 
budget_core             8324  1 budget
dvb_core               72468  7 stv0299,alps_tdmb7,mt312,ves1820,dvb_ttpci,budget,budget_core
saa7146_vv             54912  1 dvb_ttpci
video_buf              23044  1 saa7146_vv
saa7146                20428  4 dvb_ttpci,budget,budget_core,saa7146_vv
v4l1_compat            12548  1 saa7146_vv
v4l2_common             6272  1 saa7146_vv
videodev                9856  1 saa7146_vv
ttpci_eeprom            2816  2 dvb_ttpci,budget_


Sorry for these (probably) simple questions from a newbie.

Am I missing something (quite probable to be honest!), or am I going to have
to compile the 2.6 driver/kernel? If there is any other info
thats required please let me know.

Thanks
Peter






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