Hello Guido, On 14.02.2004 01:31, Guido Draheim schrieb:
Hm, the current drivers can easily be loaded via modprobe, all dependencies (except of the frontend) are handled automatically.Now finally, I want to check my two ttpci cards - before that I was to invent a modules.conf since linuxtv-dvb does not contain anymore some modules.conf file as it used to be in the old dvb-modules series. Anyway, one can guess a list based on insmod.sh present in the tarball.
Aehm, which frontend driver did you load? I cannot see *any* frontend driver loaded... (for example ves1x93, stv0299, ...)however one can not access either of the two cards since both have no frontend nodes (adapter0 is a budget, adapter1 is siemens 1.3): $ ls -F /dev/dvb/* /dev/dvb/adapter0: demux0 dvr0 net0 /dev/dvb/adapter1: audio0 ca0 demux0 dvr0 net0 osd0 video0 That is quite annoying since the frontend drivers have been loaded: # lsmod Module Size Used by Not tainted dvb-ttpci 290708 0 (unused) input 5664 0 [dvb-ttpci] saa7146_vv 39388 0 [dvb-ttpci] dvb-ttpci-budget 6664 0 (unused) ttpci-eeprom 2616 0 [dvb-ttpci dvb-ttpci-budget] dvb-core 50924 0 [dvb-ttpci dvb-ttpci-budget] saa7146 13428 0 [dvb-ttpci saa7146_vv dvb-ttpci-budget] video-buf 15536 0 [saa7146_vv] v4l2-common 4032 0 [saa7146_vv] v4l1-compat 11300 0 [saa7146_vv]
Load the appropriate frontend modules and you should have your frontend device nodes back.How to proceed? Things used to work flawless with old dvb modules.