As I believed my usb stick was giving the inverse of its signal strength, I
thought I would try and modify the code (dtt200u-fe.c) to invert it. As I
am doing this remotely through ssh I don't have physical access to the
devices.
However, before installing the revised module, I rmmod dvb-usb-dtt200u,
dvb-usb and dvb-core. At that point all my /dev/dvb/adapterN directories
had dissappeared.
After installing the recompiled module, I then modprobed them back in the
reverse order, checking for the existance of /dev/dvb after each step.
Nothing appeared until I modprobed dvb-usb-dtt200u at which point, with two
sticks connected I get FOUR /dev/dvb/adapterN directores. The devices in
each of these directories ALL have different minor id numbers.
It seems that these extra devices are interacting in some way, as if I try
to run tzap I get lots of usb protocol errors.
Anyone any idea where this problem stems from? Is there some bug in the dvb
handling code?
--
Alan Chandler
alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(via webmail - normally means I am not at my computer)
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