I now have my PVR350 and PVR150 working fine with the ivtv 0.3.7a and Fedora Core3. Since everyone has been so helpful, I wanted to provide some feedback on how I resolved this.
- PVR-350 Working with Fedora and ivtv 0.2.0-rc3j
- Added a PVR 150 and assumed that I needed ivtv 0.3.x
(Still not sure if I needed to upgrade) - Upgraded to ivtv 0.3.6w using atrpms
- For some reason, the option to disable saa7127 on the PVR 150 wasnt working
options saa7127 i2c_enable=1,-1 - Suggestion about upgrading to 0.3.7a since this handles the drivers differently
- Removed some RPMs (ivtvdev, ivtv-kmdl, and ivtv rpms)
- Compiled and installed 0.3.7a
- For some reason, the same problem persisted with the options. I also noticed that the version from the /var/log/messages still showed 0.3.6w.
- Since I had used mkinitrd-ivtv /boot/initrd-`uname -r`.img `uname -r` the old version was still in the RAM disk.
- Tried rerunning the command but it failed looking for tveeprom-ivtv. I did not try the suggestion about removing the ivtv from the program.
- I rebuilt the RAM disk with mkinitrd -f /boot/initrd-`uname -r`.img `uname -r`
- Rebooted
- PVR 150 and PVR 350 works
** /etc/modprobe.conf ***
# ivtv modules setup
alias char-major-81 videodev
alias char-major-81-0 ivtv
alias char-major-81-1 ivtv
# Use following two lines for PVR350 Svideo-Out with frame buffer
options saa7127 i2c_enable=1,-1 output_select=1
install ivtv /sbin/modprobe --ignore-install ivtv; /sbin/modprobe ivtv-fb
Thanks to all. Now onto the next part of Myth.
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