Tim Lucas wrote: >> Tim Lucas wrote: >> >> > For some reason, when I add the line >> > options cx23885 card=6 >> > I can no longer boot the machine successfully. >> > The machine hangs saying that >> > >> > (Ctl-alt-F1) >> > kinit: No resume image, doing normal boot . . . >> > (Ctl-alt-F8) >> > udevd-event[3374]: run-program: '/sbin/modprobe' abnormal exit >> > >> > After a while it continues to boot, but the messages go by so fast that I >> > can't read them. Finally, it just sits on a blank screen. Since > 2.6.24-19 >> > was originally installed and it updated to 2.6.24-21, I am able to > boot into >> > the older kernel and then comment out that line. >> > >> > I am pretty sure that HVR1500 is card 6, so I am not sure what is wrong. >> > I didn't have that problem, the first time I rebooted, but have had that >> > problem on every succesive reboot. >> > >> > Any ideas? >> > >> >> Please cc the list in all email, which I've done. >> >> Check the /var/log/messages or kern.log files to see what they contain. >> >> Or, if the system isn't booting, remove the module from your >> /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/media/video/cx23885 dir then boot >> again. >> >> The card won't get initialised by the driver won't exist, then you can >> install the driver with 'make install' which will install it from your >> linux-dvb/v4l test tree, then load it at your own leisure with modprobe >> cx23885 debug=1. >> >> >> - Steve >> > > Using your instructions, I figured out that the driver will not load > using modprobe. That is why the computer has trouble booting with that > driver and the HVR-1500 card selected. > I also tried copying the relevant code and putting it into the DViCO > FusionHDTV7 Dual Express area to see if that worked. I had the same > results as when I tried loading the card as a HVR-1500. I cannot get any > signal from the card that way. I know the card is getting a signal > because it shows a signal when loaded as a digital card. If you have > any suggestions I would appreciate them. Thank you. Why doesn't the driver load if you force it with card=X? What does dmesg show? - Steve _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
