I figured out that the problem is 15Mbit maximum data flow. Datasheets talk about 15Mbit max for video transfert and 72.8Mbit max for data transfert....????????? How can I break 15Mbit wall???? I've found something about "budgetpatch"... I've tried $ modprobe dvb-ttpci budgetpatch=2 It creates additional demux called demux1 and net1. I've tried to use it with dvbnet -p1451 -n1 Used it as dvb0_1 I did ifconfig dvb0_0 and dvb0_1 up with different ip. But nothing changes........ Is budgetpatch parameter useful for my card? If it is...how can i use it? I'm waiting for my new skystar2 arrives too... So if it doesn't work at all I could use SS2. ;-) Alle 01:10, luned? 29 agosto 2005, Johannes Stezenbach ha scritto: > On Thu, Aug 25, 2005 metgorna wrote: > > I recently installed a Nexus-s card on my pc after using Technisat > > Skystar2 for about an year. > > I have an AliceSat (NetSystem) satellite-internet provider contract. > > With my previous card I had download speed of about 70/80 Kb sec. > > I used it with both windows and linux and had same speed. > > Now , with Nexus-s, I have 8/10 Kb sec. speed maximum... > > I contacted my provider and request changing my MAC address settings for > > transmission but not solved the problem.... > > I can't figure out what's wrong! > > The Nexus-S card has bandwidth limitations. By default the driver > uses software section filters, which means that all data on the > PID used by sat-internet has to be passed to the PC, where it is > filtered. You could try the hw_sections=1 parameter of dvb-ttpci, > the the filtering is done on the card. > > If that doesn't help you probably need to buy a different card ;-/ > > HTH, > Johannes > > _______________________________________________ > > linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx > http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb -- Morte a tutti i fanatici!
