On Saturday 17 June 2006 02:39, Brian Bustin wrote: > I made 3 changes recently that seem to have made all the difference > in the world. The system has been up for a little over 17 hours and > it seems pretty solid. > > The three changes that I made were: > 1. In General Settings I removed Optimize for size > * I had not realized that this option was selected in the > first place. It very clearly notes that it may cause problems with > certain compilers.
Which gcc version do you have? (gcc --version) If you have a recent gcc I don't think this is the cause of the problem. > > 2. In Bus Options and then PCI Support I removed Unordered IO > Mapping > * I had also not realized that this was selected. The help > text clearly notes that it is experimental code, and will only work > properly for drivers that have been coded for specific platforms. I don't have that option in my vanilla kernel. Seems to be a patch gentoo added. Actually, this sounds like something that can cause problems. What does it do? > 3. I am now using the kernelspace ondemand cpu frequency scaler > instead of using cpudyn I personally am running powernowd and I never had any problems with that cpu scaler. > > System: > Athlon 64 3000+ > 1 Gig of Ram > ASUS A8N-SLI > SATA hard drives using libata > 2 PVR-150 > 1 HD3000 > Gentoo Linux > IVTV 0.6.2 > kernel: linux-2.6.16-gentoo-r9 > MythTV 0.19 > > There is more information about this on my blog: > http://www.morph3ous.net/2006/06/16/solution-to-ivtv-drivers-ivtv0- > warning-enc-0-dma-error-0x0000000b/ > > I hope that this is helpful. Certainly. Can you also post your INIT IVTV messages from the kernel log? Thanks, Hans _______________________________________________ ivtv-devel mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-devel
