UseNet-Posting-Nospam-74308-@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(Rainer Zocholl) 25.05.05 00:39
>Hello
>Because Kernel 2.4 is not very well supported any more with DVB(-T),
>i thought it would be a good idea to update from debian.woody to sarge
>and then to the 2.6.x kernel.
>debain apt makes that so easy...:
>I added the "sarge" resources to sources.list
>did
>#apt-get update
>#aptiude upgrade
># #130MB downloads later(the box is more than only a VDR):
>#lilo(*)
>#reboot
>I see the "DVB-RAM-test" on the TV but
>VDR
>does not find an mpeg decoder anymore!
>What am i missing?
>Any hints why VDR is not finding the DVB cards any more?
>The kernel is unchanged 2.4.28.
>I just wondered why "deffs" was installed by the upgrade...
>In VDR and DVB i made "make clean" and makevdr resp. make ; make
>install but it does not really help.
>Rebooted again.
>Result see below.
If i use the linux-dvb.2004-12-26 driver VDR 1.3.18
can find the DVB-S cards. The DVB-T is dead of course...
If VDR 1.3.24 starts it shows the same error as before.
If 1.3.24 is run after the VDR 1.3.18, 24. can find the cards too!
Why does this happen only because i updated the linux distribution?
(OK, the memory allocation might be other....)
What's different between 1.3.18 1.3.24 ?
If VDR expects a specia DVB driver version/API, why can't it complain?
I would find it very mice if, when VDR needs to convert a .conf,
it would make a backup copy of the privious version.
It's a delveloper version, so i have backups, but it would be
nicer if VDR would do the backup too.
Is there meanwhile a driverpackage including then working
AverMedia 771 DVB-T driver?
Rainer---<=====> Vertraulich
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