[04:47] <stanier> Alright so prepare to hate me, for I have one of those unholy dreaded questions about interfacing with v4l2 over ioctl which basically boils down to "i have no idea what i'm doing as i just found out about ioctl five days ago and have been but a monkey on a typewriter since"
[04:51] <stanier> I'm about to post the code and a more in-depth description of the problem, just thought I should warn those out there who don't want to deal with ioctl newbs
[04:58] <stanier> https://gist.github.com/stanier/c71c0b2f7d29d52399b660eb1d0f869a
[05:01] <stanier> Whenever I call up the ioctl function to set auto exposure, either through user controls or extended controls, I am getting an "invalid argument" error.  Though if I try it with V4L2_CID_EXPOSURE_ABSOLUTE, I get no error and the camera does not adjust exposure regardless of the value I give it
[05:02] <stanier> This has led me to believe that I may be using the wrong control IDs to address the IOCTL functions, though I don't have any way of checking which function is actually being called by the driver
[05:03] <stanier> so, where did I go wrong, besides trying to do kernel level API operations in Golang?
[21:18] <riataman> Hey people
[21:18] <riataman> I have a system with a version of 'scan' 
[21:18] <riataman> that has an extra format option
[21:18] <riataman> -o fmt  output format: 'zap' (default), 'vdr', 'pids' (default with -c) or morepids
[21:18] <riataman> I can't find the source code of scan with that modepids option
[21:19] <riataman> already downladed the mercuarial repository, but can't find it
[21:20] <riataman> the latest version doesn't have the morepids option
[21:20] <riataman> and google doesn't bring anything for 'morepid'
[21:21] <riataman> if I do a strings on the binary there's this string in there: /sources/linuxtv-dvb-apps-1.1.0/util/scan}
[21:21] <riataman> which should be this: https://www.linuxtv.org/downloads/legacy/linuxtv-dvb-1.1.0.tar.bz2
[21:22] <riataman> but doing this: root@scube-DS57U:~/linuxtv-dvb-1.1.0# grep -ir morepids *
[21:22] <riataman> doesn't return anything
[21:26] <riataman> any idea where that might have come from?
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