Re: dst_attach and dst_ca_attach problem

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2006/12/1, Christoph Pfister <christophpfister@xxxxxxxxx>:
Hi,

2006/12/1, Uwe Bugla <uwe.bugla@xxxxxx>:
> Hi everybody,
> the following is a necessary comment responding to a mail from end of November:
> I wrote:
> Should I have done so? Fact is I waste 38 kB of Ram with two completely
> enseless DST modules being compiled and loaded into RAM although I do not
> need them at all!
>
> Chritoph Pfister wrote:
> 1) with a 2.6.17+ kernel they aren't loaded (check modinfo dvb-bt8xx)
> so you can simply remove / not install those modules
>
> Sorry, Chris:
> With kernel 2.6.19 the partial destructive patch that I published several times now on this mailing list
> is the only chance to get rid of DST and DST_CA.
> If I simply delete them, dvb-bt8xx.ko simply does not load.

Sorry Uwe, but with DVB_CORE_ATTACH=y and 2.6.17+ this works indeed
(you can load dvb-bt8xx without dst*).

This is exactly the purpose of dvb_attach: to break the static
dependencies and load the modules at runtime if needed.

So please stop posting patches to this pseudo-problem.

> I just asked everybody to offer a non destructive interims fix until the new backend is ready.
> Instead of this Manu Abraham nacks my docu patch - incredible!
> Al I was asking for is and was a solution that does not execute dst_attch and dst_ca_attach
> as default behaviour. It wwould just be very kind and pragmatic to offer an interims fix for that problem
> until the bttv-independent backend will be mature.
>
> Apart from that I get a 0 kB tarball if I try to download the new backend tree as tar.bz2.
> Can you check and fix this please?
>
> Cheers
>
> Uwe

Christoph

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