> Hi All > > I have one of these cards running perfectly in a current Mythbuntu 8.10 > system. > Yesterday, I needed to run it under MS VISTA in a dual boot system for > some testing. > The VISTA installation proved problematical but the main issue is that the > IR Remote will no longer function under VISTA. > I tried rolling back to previous versions of the DVICO drivers but still > nothing. > Booted back into Mythbuntu and the remote was fine. > I'm at a loss to understand why. Is anything written to firmware when the > card is installed in a Linux system? > > Regards > Drappa In Antti Palosaari's reply to the post "Re: getting started with msi tv cards" He says, "All remote keys are not working because driver does not upload IR-table to the chip" >From this I am unsure if the same applies to the operation of the DVICO card and if tables are uploaded into volatile memory on each load or if they are written to firmware. However it does seem to provide a clue towards answering my question while raising an area of general concern. My questions are:- Does the current v4l-dvd driver supporting the DVICO Dual Express Rev. 2 card upload remote control tables to the firmware? If so, is it possible that this has the unwanted effect of preventing the DVICO remote control software from loading when the card is re-installed into a windows machine? Is there a way to test this and/or reset the card to its original state? _______________________________________________ linux-dvb users mailing list For V4L/DVB development, please use instead linux-media@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
