It should work for you just adding your device descriptor to dvb-usb-ids.h and your card at dib0700_devices.c, I would try first to use the same frontend attach as other cinergy usb cards. If you think it's to complicated I can try to add it for you, tomorrow. Please let me know.
Albert
2008/3/17, Felix Apitzsch <f.apitzsch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Im am trying to get my Terratec Cinergy HT Express to work with v4l-dvb.
It's a DVB-T/analog hybrid (+radio) ExpressCard 34, but it connects
via the usb interface, not the pci-e interface. To confirm what I
reckoned, I openend the device to find the following:
DiBcom 7700C1-ACXXa-G QH0T8 D2PRJ.1 0646-1100-C
XCEIVE XC3028 AK47465,2 0620TWE3
CONEXANT CX25843-24Z 61024448 0625 KOREA
(I took some photos if someone is interested)
The usd-id is 0ccd:0060 .
For now, I would be happy to live with just DVB-T support.
As far as I understand the status quo, it should be possible to get
the card running, isn't it?
I would need some help to get the xc3028 part compiled and running and
add it to dib0700_devices.c and dvb-usb-ids.h with the right config
for the DIB770C1+XC3028. Additionally, I would need some assistance
with the firmware xc3028. The dib0700 firmeware should be ok.
Also, I had some trouble when I tried to get the xc3028 frontend code
compiled. It is not in v4l_experimental anymore, is it? Where did it
go and how do I include it?
Could anyone do a patch for me and pack me a .bz2, so I can do some testing?
I am running a kernel 2.6.24 on a x86_64 (~amd64) gentoo system with
current v4l-dvb-hg from portage.
Felix
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