J?rg Schneide wrote: > What I really don't understand is, why? > When the debug mode is enabled the driver seems to know the adresses > very well, > so why they can't be used by the plugin? Poor design. The driver knows the 5-bit address and the 6-bit key data and translates this into a key code event using a static table with 256 entries. (RCMM has 8 bit data) Everything, down to the /proc/av7110_ir format, uses this 256 entry table format, and there is no way to specify two tables for two devices. If you want to take a look, this is in drivers\media\dvb\ttpci\av7110_ir.c. The code is easy to understand. Older drivers may have this file in a different location. > btw.: I needed hours to find out how to enable the IR-debugging, > it seems to be documented nowhere. A posting in this list stated it has to > be enabled with debug=16 as a parameter for dvb_ttpci, that seems to be not > correct or outdated. I found out -more by accident- that the parameter > debug_ir=16 works. This seems to have changed several times on different driver versions, and documentation is minimal anyway. Cheers, Udo
