Oliver Lorei wrote:
:) (then just write one, it's really simple and straightforward -- all you need to do is to hack a special version of the ves1820 driver which expects a write_pwm module parameter and then writes it to the EEPROM somewhere inside the init function. Thenafter write a simple HOWTO and post all this to the LinuxDVB mailing list. If it's well done we'll add it to the CVS repository in the tools section;)On Tuesday 19 August 2003 13:58, Holger Waechtler wrote:^^^^^sorry for my ignorance, but when you install the Orignal Software from Siemens for W9x the first time on a clean W9x installation then it does once a receiver calibration before the Software start the first time (at least a popup window shows it) I don't know what happens there and perhaps i totaly wrongI was thinking about a tool just like this, shouldn't really be too hard to implement. But if you say that the Windows software does it anyway you maybe just have to boot Windows to fix your EEPROM...
no it's very hard do this with windows, I get it only on a clean fresh Windows installation, and only once when you start the Software for the first Time, a Simple deinstall (Software + Driver ) and then install the Software again does not work for me .... IMHO no solution
and since a long time ago there was no more Space left for Windows on my HD a larger /video is more useful ;)
so a Linux tool would realy Great