Re: AverTV_A918R (af9035-af9033-tda18218) / patch proposal

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I don't know why you resists to remove antenna or unplug stick, but even you remove antenna I am quite sure you will see similar results.

I've been simply confused by the signal reported at ffff level most of the time, and the scanning working. I thought the problem was a step behind with the demux error reported by dvbsnoop wrongly used.

Can you confirm, either you personally, or someone else you know, that AVerTV_Volar_HD_PRO_A835 using same components as A918R fully works including tuning+scanning ? If so, it's hard to believe that Avermedia made something different when changing from a USB stick to Express card detected as USB, but who knows....

Maybe there is some GPIO controlling antenna input or switching some other.

I've noticed that af9035.c does not contain any GPIO settings for TDA18218 (all other tuners have). Would it be possible to implement gpio setting for TDA18218 so that they are used for implementations requesting it ? (just an assumption of course). Don't know at all if this kind of information is easily available.

If necessary, although not familiar at all with debugging, I can try co compile a specific kernel with CONFIG_DEBUG_KERNEL=y option to see if I can grab something interesting.

Finally, it seems that fresh implementation of TDA18218 needs a bit more investigation checked on more devices.

BTW, is the A918R patch proposal accepted to be taken into consideration, or do I have to make a more formal GIT request ?

Regards.
Diorser.







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