On Sun, 12 Feb 2006, Bob Mcgoo wrote:
hello,
I've got a Club3D Zap TV 250 pen sized DVB-T tuner. It looks like a Yuan
PD 300 and there's a PD300 stick on it ; when I dismounted it, I could
read "PD 300 rev 2.4" on the circuit board, so it's a PD 300 and it
should work under linux, but I can't have it recognized by the kernel. A
dmesg just says "new high speed usb device on ehci" or something similar
; a modprobe dvb-usb-dtt200u doesn't do anything (I've got the
dvb-usb-wt220u-01.fw in /lib/firmware). The device identify itself as
"USB device", and not Yuan PD 300, maybe because it's sold as a Club3D
device ; I think it's why it's not recognized. Is there a way to have it
working under Linux ?
I'm not sure, but I think your device is not a wideview-based device, but
DiBcom. You've said you opened your device, what chips did you see? If you
see something like Dib3000P it is DiBcom-based.
best regards,
Patrick.
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