On Monday 03 January 2005 15:08, Gregory J. Haase wrote: > You seem to have the same card that I have. If that's the case, then > it's a tuner type 50. I didn't try the kernel patches, but I did have > luck with a 2.6.10 kernel (also using 0.3.2a) > > Make sure your modprobe.conf (or similar) has the following > options ivtv tuner=50 > > Also, I noticed in your log: Unable to open '/lib/modules/HcwMakoA.ROM'. > > I'm not sure what that file does, but it is possible to copy it from the > root directory of the CD that came with the card. I just copied it > right into /lib/modules and that error disappeared.
That got me a bit farther...:) But I'm pretty sure it isn't the same tuner, look a look at this: First my dmesg throws out alot of these errors: ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #810 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #811 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #812 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #813 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #814 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #815 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #816 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #817 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #818 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #819 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #820 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #821 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #822 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #823 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #824 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #825 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #826 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #827 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #828 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #829 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #830 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #831 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #832 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #833 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #834 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #835 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #836 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #837 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #838 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #839 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #840 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #841 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #842 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #843 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #844 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #845 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #846 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #847 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #848 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #849 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #850 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #851 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #852 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #853 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #854 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #855 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #856 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #857 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #858 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #859 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #860 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #861 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #862 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #863 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #864 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated ivtv: ENC IRQ OVERFLOW: #865 Stealing a Buffer, 1024 currently allocated in continues with the same output up to #1002 After that the input stops, until i call ivtvctl --set-freq=<x> Now the output seems to rise (somewhat randomly) ivtvctl --set-freq=200 makes dmesg return: ---------------------- cx25840: decoder disable output tuner: TV freq (12.50) out of range (44-958) cx25840: decoder enable output --------------------- if I call a value of 704 it accepts it (and it's the lowest value it accepts, (supposedly to be between 44 and 958)) and it DOES show visible change in the static shown in mplayer. Also the highest value seems to be near 10000 (I haven't finechecked it, if anyone is interested I could), but my conclusion is that it's not the same tuner, I'm starting to be a bit worried that it's some obscure pvr 150 model :\ Can anyone who knows these cards well tell me if that might be the case? Thanks Rasmus Larsen ------------------------------------------------------- The SF.Net email is sponsored by: Beat the post-holiday blues Get a FREE limited edition SourceForge.net t-shirt from ThinkGeek. It's fun and FREE -- well, almost....http://www.thinkgeek.com/sfshirt _______________________________________________ ivtv-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ivtv-devel
