Hi, Here are some tips that might help:- check that endpoint, buffersize and type match "lsusb -v" output andusbsnoop logs if you are not sure what endpoint is being used- mess with pid filters(on/off) and use dvbsnoop or dvbstream(both aregoodfor different types of debugging) to see what pids streams you get - enable debugging on dvb_usb and dvb_core(especially check that it'ssending/receiving urbs and so on)- check if there's something special windows driver does with pidfilter core(M920X_FILTER) If none of this helps, there might be some problem with zl10353sending data to m9206. You can also use "cat /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0" todo quick checks. On Sat, 1 Dec 2007 18:01:04 +0100"Román" <roman.pena.perez@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi everybody,> > I need some help. It's the first time I try to hack a kernel module.> Pere Blay and I are trying to get a Genius DVB-T device (TVGo t02q)> working, and we're almost done (I think), but I'm stalled right now.> As I didn't get any responses from Aapo, I was wondering if some of> the more experinced hackers on this list could give us any advices.> > Chips on this device include zl10353, mt2060 and m9206. I have what> appears to be a functional firmware, and with our patches to m920x.c> and friends the capturer seems to be tuning correctly, but for some> reason I can't get any data from /dev/dvb/adapterX/demux0 nor from> dvr0. I've attached some logs I've posted before (BTW you can read our> previous messages on this list, where there's also the firmware and> the patchwork :-).> > Any ideas? Thanks in advance.> > Regards,> > _______________________________________________linux-dvb mailing listlinux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
