[linux-dvb] dvb_udb_digitv : Unable to handle kernel paging request...

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Hi Andy,

On Thu, 20 Oct 2005, Andy Clark wrote:
> I'm experiencing a problem with a newly-bought Nebula uDigiTV USB2 box.
>
> It's brand new, so I'm assuming it'll have an mt351 frontend rather than an 
> nxt6000 one. I've compiled a vanilla 2.6.13 kernel on my system (CentOS 4.1), 
> but I've used the "makelinks" script from the dvb-kernel CVS (as of 
> 2005-10-19) to make use of the latest dvb-kernel code. The kernel compiles 
> and boots without a hitch, but the problem occurs when the modules are 
> loaded.


> Oct 19 23:48:52 vim kernel: >>> 02 7f 01 00 00 00 00
> Oct 19 23:48:52 vim kernel: <<< 02 7f 01 8a 00 00 00
> Oct 19 23:48:52 vim kernel: >>> 02 73 01 00 00 00 00
> Oct 19 23:48:52 vim kernel: <<< 02 73 01 8a 00 00 00

Here we have it: When trying to identify the mt352 (0x7f) it gets 0x8a 
(whereas 0x13 is expected). Same for nxt6000: 0x0b expected, 0x8a 
delivered.

So either you have a new very new device with an unkown demod inside, or 
your box is broken :). Does it work in windows?

> These last few lines repeat indefinitely - I imagine because, while I'm 
> specifying the "disable_rc_polling=1" option to dvb_usb in my modprobe.conf 
> file, the insmod.sh script isn't using the option.

You are right. insmod.sh does not care about any options in /etc/.

Where is the "Unable to handle kernel paging request" from your subject?

regards,
Patrick.

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