Hi,
related to this problem/dirty-hack, I've tried different things
("soft reinitialisations") and they didn't seem to work. In the file
dvb-core/dvb_frontend.c, in function dvb_frontend_ioctl, inside the
"case FE_SET_FRONTEND", I've tried different options before the
retunning:
1) added a call to dvb_frontend_reinitialise, same problem
2) added a call to dvb_frontend_init, same problem
3) added a call to dvb_frontend_stop / dvb_frontend_start, same problem
Since the problem also persists if I just rmmod/modprobe the module
(dvb_usb_dib0700), and the only solution working right now is to
unplug/plug the stick, I assume that I must do something more in order
to force an almost-full stop of the stick, firmware reload, etc. Is
this possible? Does anybody have any idea about how to do this? I know
that's very dirty, but I just want my stick to work reliabily :-)
Anyway, if anybody has an idea about where to look in order to fix
this behaviour, I'll be glad to help with tests/debug, etc.
Best,
Jose
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: José Oliver Segura <primijos@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Dec 19, 2007 9:20 PM
Subject: hauppauge nova-t stick driver problem... driver hacking?
To: linux-dvb <linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx>
[...]
I'm wondering if anybody knows a solution for this behaviour... if
not: can anybody point me (give me some directions) about implementing
a hack in order to do a "fake reload" of the module and/or a
"reinitialization" of the stick in each channel zap?
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