En/na hermann pitton ha escrit: > Hi, > > Am Mittwoch, den 10.12.2008, 20:45 +0100 schrieb Jordi Molse: > >> En/na BOUWSMA Barry ha escrit: >> >>> On Wed, 10 Dec 2008, Jordi Moles Blanco wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>>> And it doesn't matter if i run "scan -s 1" or "scan -s 2" or "scan -s >>>>>> 3", it will always scan from "switch 1" >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> Try with -s 0; I'm not sure if it is always the case, >>>>> but my unhacked `scan' uses 0-3 for DiSEqC positions >>>>> 1/4 to 4/4 -- I've hacked this to use the range of 1-4 >>>>> >>>>> >>> >>> >>>> hi, thanks for anwsering. >>>> I've already tried that. >>>> remember, on switch 1 i've got astra 28.2E and on switch 2 i've got astra 19E >>>> >>>> >>> I realized soon after sending my reply, that I had probably >>> confused myself about which inputs you had where, and my >>> advice, while partly correct, wouldn't help... >>> >>> Anyway -- the important thing to remember, is that if your >>> `scan' works as I expect and your kernel modules work properly >>> and you have a 2/1 DiSEqC switch, that scan -s option... >>> 0 -- will tune to position 1/2; >>> 1 -- will tune to position 2/2; >>> 2 -- will cycle back and tune position 1/2; >>> 3 -- will again tune position 2/2 >>> 4 -- should spit a warning, I think (something does) >>> >>> In other words -- if your system worked properly, `-s 1' >>> would give you 19E2 and `-s 2' would give you 28E; the >>> opposite of your switch labels. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>> I don't why but it looks like it doesn't know how to switch to "switch 2" >>>> >>>> >>> If I understand from your original post (re-reading it; >>> as soon as people start posting distribution or system >>> details my eyes sort of glaze over, while other people >>> will get an `aha!' moment that shall remain elusive to >>> me)... >>> >>> An older kernel version + modules worked; >>> an update of those modules broke DiSEqC; >>> your original kernel and modules didn't support your card. >>> >>> What I would suggest -- keeping in mind that the dvb kernel >>> modules, which you should see with `lsmod', are where you >>> should find correct support, are probably in some package >>> unknown to me which you'd need to downgrade -- would be to >>> either revert, if possible, whatever contains those modules, >>> or jump ahead several kernel versions. >>> >>> If you feel comfortable compiling and installing a newer >>> kernel (which is now around the 2.6.28 area), you could do >>> that. >>> >>> Alternatively, and possibly better, would be to upgrade >>> only the linux-dvb kernel modules, building them against >>> your 2.6.24-era kernel source, which you may need to >>> download and install. >>> >>> It's simple to download and build the latest linux-dvb >>> modules even against a 2.6.24 kernel, and that should >>> make things work -- if not, then something's been broken >>> for a while, and some expert should be able to help you. >>> >>> >>> barryb ouwsma >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> linux-dvb mailing list >>> linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx >>> http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb >>> >>> >> Hi again, >> >> and thanks for the info. >> >> Unfortunately, diseqc seems broken, because no matter what i try >> >> -s 0, 1 , 2 ,3.... i get 28.2E signal >> >> however, 4 shows an error, as you said. >> >> It used to work... so i'll try to get back or compile new linux-dvb >> module as you suggested. >> >> i'm really really newbie in this, i'm using kubuntu, so imagine.... >> hahahaha. >> >> i don't even know how to get started, i barely install thing by "apt-get" >> >> i'll try to find the way or post instead my problem in an ubuntu forum. >> >> thanks for the info. >> >> > > we need a report at least from 2.6.25 or current v4l-dvb from > linuxtv.org. > > Prior to this patch > http://linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/2007-June/018741.html > the Trio failed for 13 Volts and tone generation. > Don't have the hardware, but would expect BBC 1 London to work and BBC 1 > CI to fail. > > This patch disabled some lnpb21 boards, which have that one connected in > such a way, that diseqc forwarding is disabled. They need it from the > tda10086. > > This was fixed by Hartmut with suggestions from Patrick to make it a > config option, if the tda10086 or the LNB chip in question is active. > > All saa7134 DVB-S drivers have this option as diseqc = 0 in the config > currently and it should be right for the Trio too and the isl6421 should > forward. > > For looking at Ubuntu stuff, they downport a lot of things, because > always late with kernel releases, we need the exact sources to diff > against. > > I still have only that single dish for initially helping Hartmut with > the isl6405 devel, but no rotors and switches yet and might be not of > much help. > > Cheers, > Hermann > > > > > > > hi, thanks for the info. I agree that in ubuntu there seem always to be "unfinished" things and then rush many things into "stable" releases when "it's time". Anyway.... i tried to upgrade the system from "hardy" to "intrepid", which meant a lot of ports upgraded, including kernel 2.6.27.9.13 that thing you say... "All saa7134 DVB-S drivers have this option as diseqc = 0 in the config currently and it should be right for the Trio too and the isl6421 should forward." is there any way i can try this? is there any config file i can edit to make that happen (to make diseqc work)? i'm not a experienced user ,but i've got the card and i'm really willing to help in any posible way. just let me know what i can do. thanks. _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
