Thanks Mike Is this likely to stop the "Incorrect Readback of kernel version issue as well?" cheers Allan On Mon Feb 23 17:57 , Michael Krufky sent: >On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 5:49 PM, sonofzev@xxxxxxxxxxxx >sonofzev@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Some of you may have read some of my posts about an "incorrect firmware readback" >> message appearing in my dmesg, shortly after a tuner was engaged. >> >> I have isolated this problem, but the workaround so far has not been pretty. >> On a hunch I removed my Dvico Fusion HDTV lite card from the system, running now >> only with the Dvico Fusion Dual Express. >> >> The issue has gone, I am not getting the kdvb process hogging cpu cycles and this >> message has stopped. >> >> I had tried both letting the kernel (or is it udev) assign the major and minor >> numbers and I had tried to manually set them via modprobe.conf (formerly >> modules.conf, I don't know if this is a global change or specific to Gentoo).... >> >> I had the major number the same for both cards, with a separate minor number for >> each of the three tuners, this seems to be the same. >> >> Is this how I should be setting up for 2 cards or should I be using some other >> type of configuration. > >Allan, > >I recommend to use the 'adapter_nr' module option. You can specify >this option in modprobe.conf -- the name of this file is >distro-specific. > >For instance, to make the dual card appear before the lite card: > >options cx23885 adapter_nr=0,1 >options dvb-bt8xx adapter_nr=2 > >to make the lite card appear before the dual card: > >options cx23885 adapter_nr=0 >options dvb-bt8xx adapter_nr=1,2 > >I hope you find this helpful. > >Regards, > >Mike >) -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-media" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
