Hi, I don't understand the meaning of the function CONVERT32. It seems to be the same as a memcpy on bigendian machines. But what is the reson for the trailing "\0". Or should this be some kind of "convert to BASE16" (e.g. sprintf(str, "%08x", x)). The function is called by stb0899_get_dev_id, but here is an off-by-one issue: the char __[] variables have a size of 4 bytes. But CONVERT32 writes 5 Bytes. I've got a Pinnacle PCTV HDTV Sat Pro USB (0x2304,0x021f) which seems to have a STB0899 STB6100 chipset. I played with libusb from userspace and discovered how to set LNB voltage (seems to be a LNBP22) and send DiSEqC commands. The basic usb communication looks very similar to dvb-ttpci-budget. Next step was kernel driver: I downloaded the stb0899 driver from here: http://thadathil.net:8000/cgi-bin/hgwebdir.cgi/mp-stb0899 What is the current status of this driver? Should DVB-S work? or even DVB-S2? So far my driver recognizes the pctv452e-device, registers a dvb-frontend and dvb-demuxer and it is able to do LNB voltage settings. I had no antenna connected yet (lack of long cable) and could not do real tuning/receiving tests. But I'll do that today and report again. Thanks, Dominik _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
