Hello
Sorry for bothering the list - I found the reason: I had in the binaries an old version of vdr left. This came earlier in my $PATH, then the new compiled version. Sometimes it's so easy :-)
regards Wolfgang
Finally I wanted to update my System (SuSE 9.0 was a little outdated). This may my personal present for the New Year:-() As mentioned above I installed OpenSuse 10.3 - linux-2.6.22 I used the DVB-driver from the kernel - but was somewhat astonished about the firmware that it offered. I also suspect: I couldn't tell the driver that I have the Nexus FF card. VDR i compiled myself. The directory-Settings of SuSEs vdr are very ugly :-) But when I start vdr it goes down after few minutes - the message in the logfile says "got signal 15" ... Nobody send it. What astonishes me: Yesterday it worked for some hours reliable. This morning it restarted about every 2 - 3 minutes. (No thermal problem. The card is never hot :-) Analysis of /var/log/messages is complicated, since the stock-kernel has debugging of I2C enabled. I have to remove it. But my first goal is of course: Get vdr again reliable running. Tried to compile the dvb-driver from the vdr-wicki, but that failed. Looks like I have to live with the DVB-driver from the kernel. I really don't know, what to do best. Anybody with similar problems? Still better: anybody with a solution?
Regards Wolfgang
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