Cool. Just in the process of upgrading FC4 with the 2.6.13 kernel to work with the latest CVS tree, so I'll let you (all) know how it goes. James. On 10/25/05, Simo Kivim?ki <simo.j.kivimaki@xxxxxx> wrote: > > James Fisher wrote: > > I've just got hold of one of these as a replacement for my previous > > DVB-C card which is no longer available. > > > > Are the drivers for this board checked into CVS? > > There is driver for TT DVB-C 1500 but it has problmes with QAM128 > signal. I have tried to increase timeouts and still tuning gets locked > only occasionally with my card. The kernel modules are budget-ci and > stv0297. I don't have access to non-QAM128 signals so I don't know how > they work. > > It would be nice to get that card working so what is the situation with > the driver development? > > I recently made some testing with stv0297_cs2 driver and used it with my > DVB-C 1500 card. With some changes it compiled as the driver for DVB-C > 1500 card and the budget-ci registers the frontend correctly. > > But it does not work. Of course that's not a surprise because the driver > is not made for the card. > > Here's dmesg debug messages for the cs2 driver used with TT: > spectrum inversion: off > symbolrate: 6900000, regval: 0000000000000000 > initialized - waiting for the locks now > waiting for WBAGC lock > WBAGC has lock > waiting for equalizer 1 lock > timed out > > And that repeats. > > Changes that I made to get it 'work': > - Change the name to stv0297 (files and api functions) > - Added 'u8 invert:1' and 'u8* inittab' to struct stv0297_config in > header file. > - In function stv0297_readregsI changed the i2c_transfer to be done in > to parts. > > I'm not familiar with the kernel drivers nor stv0297 so I have no idea > for further modifications. I hope that some developer could try to solve > this problem in some way or give advice for me to debug it. > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/attachments/20051027/c4531189/attachment-0001.htm
