Michael Ditum wrote: >On 24/11/05, Michael Krufky <mkrufky@xxxxxxx> wrote: > >>Michael- >> >>You were doing the right thing when you followed the instructions in the >>wiki for the merge-trees build method. The problem is that I have >>recently added dvb-core into the merged build, and it is causing some >>conflicts in your configuration. You have three options: >> >>1) Recompile your kernel from scratch, following the directions exactly, >>selecting NO DVB SUPPORT to be built -- this means, no not build them >>in-kernel, and do not build them as modules. After doing the kernel >>build, follow the rest of the tree-merge instructions. >> >I just tried that and it worked great! I now have the cs24123 card and >my Nova-S with CI working fine. > >One extra point, once I had completed the tree-merge instructions the >cx24123 was detected fine but budget_ci and budget_core hadn't been >built so the Nova-S with CI wasn't detected. I just had to do a make, >make modules_install in dvb-kernel/build-2.6 to get them working. >Thanks to Marco Coli for that tip! > >Thanks a lot for all your help! > > I'm happy to hear that it's all working for you now. For anybody interested, as of today, you can install ALL modules from a merged dvb-kernel + v4l-kernel cvs tree by using v4l-kernel's merge-trees build environment. In other words, by following the directions for tree-merge on the wiki-howto, located at http://linuxtv.org/v4lwiki/index.php/How_to_build_from_CVS the following command will install ALL modules from BOTH dvb-kernel AND v4l-kernel: make merge-trees && make && make install Please let me know if there are any problems / unexpected behavior. Cheers, Michael Krufky
