From: "thomas schorpp" <t.schorpp@xxxxxx> > used Your freemail adress in the support form? > no good idea, linear-tech e.g. say they dont accept gmx, etc. Stupid companies. My GMX account is not even freemail, I'm paying for it... > even *sales*@twinhan doesnt care about freemailings, too, > i asked about their new dvb-s2 ci card. Maybe they don't have anything to say about it, because it only exists in their ads, but not as an actual product...? > You're working on the new TT dvb-s2 card, arent You? Yes. > Asked Technotrend? Haven't had any responses from TT for a while. I wonder if my e-mail address is in their spam filter... > > far is that the STB6100 seems to have 12 registers, while the STB0899 > > has over 256 - but I just can't figure out how register addressing > > works on the STB0899. It seems to be neither an 8-bit subaddress nor > > a 16-bit subaddress. Stupid secrecy-ladden design... :( > > how did You find out? linux/windows i2c sniffer/probing tools? which? No, the TT Windows driver seems to have a register dump function (which I don't know how to activate) and contains a list of strings will all register names and their bits, and one can extract which bits in the register they are... > what for should a demodulator need 256 registers? cant be, modern > fully automatic devices come with lesser configuration effort, normally Wolfgang's post later in this thread seems to indicate that the STB0899's DVB-S2 function is actually somewhat unfinished and requires host CPU interaction to work. Maybe we should wait for a fully finished "STB0999"...? > disassembling the windows driver or studying it with remote kernel > debugging would be a hard long way... :( Especially if it requires quite some software overhead to run this stupid chip... :( Best Regards, -- Robert Schlabbach e-mail: robert_s@xxxxxxx Berlin, Germany _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
