Hi Axel,
On Nov 26, 2008, at 18:48, Axel Burwitz wrote:
- DVB interface in FreeBSD / Kaffeine -
with help from the maintainer of CX88 I finally made it to get a
Hauppauge WinTV-HVR 1300 with CX88-driver support up and running in
FreeBSD (written a HowTo in www.bsdforen.de).
Can scan channel and capture DVB-T with cx88 now.
Now I tried to use Kaffeine, as recommended for DVB, as a viewer,
but it doesn't work at all. Kaffeine doesn't find the device.
The only DVB-devices that were reported to work with kaffeine on
FreeBSD, where those using the driver from http://raaf.atspace.org/
dvbusb/
My postings in the kaffeine-user ML showed that it looks like there
is a completely different interfacing in FreeBSD than in Linux.
(can that be true?)
AFAIK there is no general interface for DVB Hardware in FreeBSD,
every driver can use his own (actually there are not many drivers :-
(), Looks like cx88 uses a different one, than the dvbusb driver.
During analysis I was asked about the expected dvb device
/dev/dvb/adpater0/frontend0
but at least in my FreeBSD installation there are only three devices
/dev/cx88mpeg0
/dev/cx88video
/dev/cx88audio.
Maybe Christophe is right, and you are missing the dvb part of the
driver.
The guy in the kaffeine-user ML was wondering even how I was able
to compile Kaffeine in FreeBSD... But: that was no problem at all.
Because the kaffeine port uses the linux header files.
Since i don't have this hardware, i can only say "Use the source
Luke". Compare the Linux driver with the FreeBSD cx88 and dvbusb
driver, and try to create similar devices.
Have fun!
arved
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