Hi Guys,
I too am struggling to get the USB portion of this card working
correctly. I suspect in my case however it relates to the powerpc64
architecture (powermac G5)
rather than the drivers (but I could be wrong).
Build from the latest mercurial tree (which has Chris Pascoe's latest
code) against a vanilla 2.6.18-rc4 has no errors under Debian unstable.
PCI tuner always attaches and works with dvb-utils, Kaffeine and VLC
- and looks great!
USB tuner is detected by dvb-usb and firmware is uploaded but no
further.
lsusb shows: Bus Device ID 0fe9:50db DVICO
this of course is the DEE1601_COLD or idproduct with the bytes
flipped and i presume this is a big endian problem.
So not being any sort of programmer I just inserted the line
udev->descriptor.idProduct=0xdb51 (DEE1601 WARM USB CODE) in the file
cxusb.c (line 469)
where the firmware is patched prior to being loaded into the card.
This corrects the lsusb output and the card is detected in its warm
state and frontend 1 attaches and promises to send the mpeg2 stream
to the software demuxer!
So I can tune adapter1 and tzap with a lock but I cannot get an mpeg
stream.
I note Chris's patch "Tuning fixes for DViCO DVB-T USB devices with
ZL10353" is aimed at dealing with this problem, has anyone had any
luck with this?
I'm not sure what to try next but I guess the unusual lsusb output
suggests an architecture incompatibility?
Steve
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