Peter,
I had the same problem. My solution is to load all modules one by one (I have a PVR150 (PAL) and PVR350 (PAL)):
----------------------------------------------- #!/bin/bash echo Loading IVTV drivers. modprobe tveeprom sleep 1 modprobe tuner sleep 1 modprobe msp3400 sleep 1 modprobe videodev sleep 1 modprobe saa7115 sleep 1 modprobe saa7127 sleep 1 modprobe cx25840 sleep 1 modprobe wm8775 sleep 1 modprobe ivtv ---------------------------------------------- Regards,
Michel.
Peter Karlsson wrote:
Hi!
What is the "correct" way to load/setup the modules for the pvr-150? I've tried to: modprobe tuner type=2 (pal) modprobe cx25840 modprobe ivtv ivtv_debug=1
The first two runs ok. The third (ivtv) puts out a lot of text on the console and then locks the machine, hard ("reset-button"-hard), even with "hangcheck-timer module & magic-sysrq"-magic. Unfortunately it gives me no debuginfo either, except maybe the text that scrolls by before going down...
My setup:
Gentoo, udev, vanilla 2.6.10 kernel (smp), module-support. ivtv-0.3.2a MSI K7D-master-L m/b (amd760mpx)), 2xathlon mp 2800+, 3Gb ecc-ram. radeon 7000, 64Mb. creative sblive soundcard. pvr-150.
Btw, where do I find Makefile.pl?
Best regards
Peter K
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