Hi all, For those interested I live in Australia (Hobart) and I've been working on getting the driver for this card going here. I figure the more people working on it the more likely we are to get something going using random luck. Unfortunately I still can't get it to tune. So far I've noticed that the ZL10353 input frequency is different (registers 0x6c and 0x6d) to what the windoze driver is sending so I've adjusted these as well as fixed a couple of other things which probably haven't made any difference. Most of the ZL10353 is set to auto although if I get desperate I can start setting some of the TPS bits to appropriate values. Essentially I don't believe the problem I'm having is with the ZL10353. However, can someone else in another part of Australia please confirm that registers 0x6c and 0x6d are always set to 0x22 and 0x17 here? (Look for a 08 0f 02 0x6[cd] XX line in the parsed usbsnoop file). I've now started digging around with the XC3028 although I haven't really begun to get stuck into the code. Last night I created a new firmware file as the one being sent from windoze doesn't match any of the other firmware I could find. I'm currently in the process of confirming it's correct. I'm also getting some GPIO calls to the card during firmware uploading and some i2c reads/writes which I can't yet decipher. If anyone knows what a 2 byte read (usb:09 00 02 61) to the xc3028 returns I'd like to know. There's a read, followed by a write, followed by another read but the final value read isn't what is written. I don't yet know enough about the XC3028 i2c stuff to know what's happening. After this the windoze driver does a ZL10353 reset etc, etc. Chances are with the different input/sampling frequency set in the ZL10353 the tuning and firmware in the XC3028 are unique to Australia. :-( Working on it but any help appreciated... Roger Scott. Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.messenger.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
