[linux-dvb] dvb-bt8xx: A frontend driver was not found for device 109e/0878 subsystem 1822/0001

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Artem wrote:

>On Thursday 29 December 2005 16:54, Manu Abraham wrote:
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>>The dst module needs to have dst_algo as a module parameter to change
>>the tuning algorithm, hw/sw.
>>If your module is getting loaded automatically, you can make the
>>necessary changes to modprobe.conf, to change the module parameter.
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>I know that. But Now I need to start watch TV before. 
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If dst_algo=0 is not specified to the module, the H/W algorithm will be 
used default, which is still in testing..
to make the module run in s/w mode, one needs the dst_algo=0, 1 means it 
will run in H/W mode.

Till H/W mode is completely fixed, i will suggest that people stick to 
dst_algo=0 for normal use, people who would like to help testing the H/W 
mode can help by testing the H/W mode. That's what i meant.

The H/W mode of operation is still in development in the way that it is 
not completely implemented. I pointed you to the tree because, that tree 
has the "frontend not found" fix for you.

>>This should solve your problem temporarily, since hw_algo is more
>>effecient for the dst, rather than s/w.
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>Now I can't understand why I can get a list of channels by
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You should be able to get your channels list as what you used to do 
earlier. Only the tuning algorithm diffrence is there.

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>>>./scan -l C-BAND Yamal201
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>But I can't get same data in any program like kaffeine or xawtv or mythtv. All 
>of them show that signal strenght is zero and no correct data after Viterby 
>decoder. I mean that I need any command-line tools for check DVB like 
>dvbscan? 
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I think that's because it is using H/W mode and H/W mode is still yet to 
take off. S/W mode should work good as was earlier with other cards. H/W 
mode should give you a better performance in tuning once H/W tuning mode 
support is complete.


Manu



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