On Monday 29 August 2005 16:05, Richard Bronosky wrote:
> 7. Reboot your machine. ( sudo shutdown -r now )
> 8. Shut down your machine for at least 30 seconds. ( sudo shutdown -h
> now ) You may have to do this a few times, but not more than maybe 3?
> (Yes, we all realize this sounds crazy, but it is a hardware need for
> the Hauppauge card. You can be a stubborned *nix head about it and
> waste all night banging your head against a rock like I did, if you
> wish, but it will not change the fact that this still needs to be done)
I strongly suspect the cx25840 driver. I think it doesn't initialize some
registers and so it depends on what happens to be in there. I haven't had
time to look into it but if anyone wants to look into this I'd be much
obliged. These symptoms have never been seen AFAIK on the PVR250/350 which is
why it think it is the cx25840 (or perhaps even the wm8775). This chip is
specific for the PVR150.
Hans
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