>
>
> The funny thing is... I already tried kaffeine, but it said I had no dvb
> device ;)
>
So your first problem is to get your card recognized by the kernel!
> Well, my devices are /dev/dvb* and it seems that the standards
> are /dev/dvb/device*/* or something like that. So first I'm trying to write
> a
> proper rule for udev.
>
I switched from Debian to Ubuntu because of these things... I'm afraid I
don't know how to configure udev. All I had to do wih my cards was to save
the proper firmware file in /lib/firmware. Even now Ubuntu does include
every firmware, so the cards work seamlessly.
Perhaps you should try a live cd to see if the card works (kubuntu 8.04 or
Knoppix).
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