Rob, I'm sorry to say that I don't actually own the card yet. I plan to buy it when I have the funds - and be sure that I'll share my experiences with you and everyone else on linux-dvb as soon as possible. The problem is that I have University interviews coming up, and I'm having to save all my money to pay for travel expenses. The best advice I can give you until I find out more is to upgrade to a 2.6.15 kernel, which appears to contain rudimentary support for this new type of card - then report back with your findings. What would be really great is if you posted your dmesg and lspci -v output to the mailing list. The more data there is available to the folks who write drivers and make distros, (and the enthusiastic folks with no discernable talent, such as myself!), the better! Cheers, Tom :) On 15/01/06, Rob Dines <assailant@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > i read your message on the regarding the > avermedia hybrid card and getting drivers from avermedia support. > > im running knoppmyth with kernel version 2.6.13.2-chw-3.. > > i was wondering whether you managed to get this card going in linux at > all? i would really like to get mine going, i bought it without checking > linux compatability, just assuming it would be like the avermedia 771 > cards with great linux support.. > > cheers, > > Rob Dines > Geraldton, Western Australia >
