e9hack wrote:
Oliver Endriss wrote:
Apparently it works in polling mode, but not in interrupt mode. Why?
Can someone else confirm problems with this card type
(Terratec Cinergy 1200 DVB-C, sub-system 0x153b:0x1156)?
Now I consider the following options:
- Add a module parameter to disable irq mode.
- Turn off irq mode for card type 0x153b:0x1156.
- Turn off irq mode for the TDA10021 frontend.
- Revert to polling mode for all cards.
:-(
Any opinions?
The windows driver uses a reduced i2c bit rate. I've reduced the bit rate with the patch for the new DVB-C cards.
Possible, it does solve the problem.
- Hartmut
Original start configuration:
dual PIII with KNC-1, as well as 2 DVB-S cards, running 2.6.19.1
Was running with mild problems: the CAM on the KNC-1 was loosing sync.
P4 with Terratec Synergy, mostly being used for TS recordings. No
apparent problems, running older kernel.
Then i got problems with the KNC-1, in that suddenly i could still tune
but no longer got any data off the card.
Action 1: swap KNC-1 and Terratec.
Result 1: PIII system still giving same problems
P4 system with KNC-1 doing well.
Action2:
thinking i was facing some weird application problem, i took an older
Mythtv, build that on the P4 as a separate test system for DVB-C and
slowly upgraded to most recent SVN head.
Result2:
no problem found
Action3:
upgrade the PIII to 2.6.21.1
Result3:
The DVB-S cards work quit well (although diseqc seems to give
intermitent problems), Terratec lost interupts, showing in i2c problems
(see this thread).
Action4:
Implement patch from Oliver Endriss.
Result4:
On the dual PIII i2c works again, tuning works but i cannot get any data
from the card......
Action5:
upgrade the P4 to unpatched 2.6.21.1
Result5:
The P4 with the KNC-1 works without problems.
At request i am willing to swap the Terratec and the KNC-1 to double
verify the terratec also behaves well in the P4 with unpatched 2.6.21.1
Provisional conclusion:
The dual PIII is having interupt problems, most likely at least one PCI
slot is no longer working correctly on interrupt level.
I am saying "at least one PCI" as i suspect the intermittent diseqc
problems can also be caused by missing interupts.
Next action not yet known....
If anyone has a suggestion on how to test for problems on the other PCI
slots, i'd be happy to know that.
Cheers,
Rudy
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