On Montag, 5. Mai 2008, Eduard Huguet wrote: > Hi, > Just a quick note: the Avermedia DVB-S Pro (A700) is yet working on my > computer, finally. I'm using your lastest patch set (from May 2), but what > really did the trick was using an enhanced frequency file for Astra 19.2 > (got it from http://joshyfun.peque.org/transponders/kaffeine.html), instead > of the standard one provided in /usr/share/dvb/dvb-s/Astra 19.2. > > With the standard file the driver didn't work, as usual. However, as the > driver seemed to be working for other people I spent some time googling for > problems related to DVB-S, Kaffeine, etc..., and I found that page which > provides an extensive reference for the satellites our there in Kaffeine > format. I just tried the one for Astra 19.2, and to my surprise it worked > perfectly :D ! > > So: the driver works, I suppose this is good news :D for you, Matthias. > However, as I'm a complete noob regarding DVB-S I don't know if the driver > SHOULD work and detect all available channels using only the default Astra > 19.2 file, or else really that file is incomplete and should not be used. This is good news. I think to trace this issue you should send both channels.conf files to compare them. > > Tonight I'll move the card to my MythTV computer and try the driver in > it. This one is running Gentoo 64, so I'll provide feedback on that arch > too. By now, the card is running perfectly on x86, Gentoo kernel 2.6.24 and > Kaffeine. > > Just a little note: the lastest patch doesn't compile "as is": in > saa7134-dvb.c, the function "mt312_attach()" is called and it's not defined > anywhere. I figured out the correct one was "vp310_mt312_attach()" so I > changed it. Now the driver compiles and works fine :D. Fixed this. > You really did a great job, Matthias Thank you. Matthias _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
