Am Dienstag, den 11.09.2007, 20:33 -0400 schrieb CityK: > Mario Smit wrote: > > Two weeks ago I've received my new TT3200 DVB/S2 card. Since that moment > > I've tried to get it working under Linux. > > > > I've downloaded all the patches, bits and pieces from Manu, Laasa and > > others and made it work, kind of... am willing to put my time in it. But > > there is absolutely no public information available. ... So, where's the > > WIKI, Blog, Mercurial with our combined efforts or other info in this > > mailinglist about the chips used? > > > > Open source is all about sharing. If we don't have good code to share > > yet, let's share at least the information that will make it possible to > > write it! > > There is an entry for the card already in the wiki: > http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/TechnoTrend_TT-budget_S2-3200 > > Obviously its content is not particularly informative, but given that > (a) (because he is bound by the restrictions of the NDA) we cannot > expect that entry to become populated any time soon with information > from Manu and (b) the fact that you have spent time over the last two > weeks becoming familiar with the device, how about leading the charge ? > The underlying problem is much deeper. This doesn't go against Manu at all, but he might have been first most exposed to it. The kernel/distro guys run some strategy to get most as soon from subsystems cheap. To add "reviewed-b(u)y" is just another such bullshit on hardware you should confirm, not even in your possession, but this is cheap ... A sponsored v4l-dvb summit at nice coasts ... Mauro, wake up. All of this on always _never_ complete NDA stuff, in worst case only one has access to it and you have some unknown troubles then ... And one without anything at all should sign that crap! (maybe is fine) Nobody knows who has latest currently ... And, new chips are buggy. That was neither invented on v4l or dvb. I think they have gone mad. Cheers, Hermann _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
