[linux-dvb] Re: outcommand error 1 and ARM RESET

[Hans-Peter Raschke <Hans-Peter.Raschke@Wintermann-DatenService.de>]

Hello,

Ralph Metzler wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Raymond Lohuis writes:
>  > Hello,
>  >
>  > My name is Raymond Lohuis and i did build the VDR/DVB box too.
>  >
>  > It works fine accept when i insert  an CI Module to watch encrypted
>  > channels.
>  > i get the massage :
>  >
>  >     outcommand error 1
>  >     commandrequest errorr
>  >     Filter shutdown error :51500
>  >
>  > followed by:
>  >
>  >     outcommand error 1
>  >     ARM reset
>  >
>  > When i pull te ci module out the system works fine again.
>  >
>  > my hardware is :    PII 350 128mb 30 Gb
>  >                             3c905 ctx network / Matrox g200 AGP
>  >                             kernel 2.4.2 with reiserfs
>  >
>  > the CI card is Aston 1.05 and 1.04 (both new and repeatedly tested)
>  >
>  > Anny help would be appreciated.
> 
> It looks like those CI-CAM versions make the ARM application crash.
> I think somebody reported the same happens with the newer Irdeto
> CAMs. Sorry, I do not have the hardware (CAMs) to debug this.
> 
> Does the error already occur if just the CAM is inserted or only if
> also the smartcard is inserted?
> 
> Ralph

this error occurs during normal operation on my System. Inserting the
smartcard or CI module produced no error. I am not sure, if it is
related to the CAM-Module. It appears mostly when a recording (of an
encrypted channel) has been started. But now I will try if this error
appears only with encrypted channels.

My configuration:
			K6 500, 128 MByte
 			ELSA Victory Erazor PCI
 			3c905ctx
			Siemens DVB-C
			Allcam Irdeto CI SE 4.7
                        SuSE 6.4 - kernel 2.2.14

Hans-Peter

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