Don Gafford wrote:

>Bill, I asked this before, but can you answer?
>
>Is there any reason you are using FC3? I have had good luck with FC4,
>and would recommend that. I don't know if you are stuck on FC3 for some
>reason or not. I am just trying to help. 
>
>Are you compiling or using the RPMs? I have been able to get this all
>setup with little issue while using the RPMs after adding the testing
>ATRPMS branch.
>
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>
>Thanks, Don. I've tried multiple variations on modprobe.conf with no 
>success. After reading the info in the IVTV site, I removed all the 
>alias entries as per their recommendation for 0.4.2, but the problem 
>persists.
>
>-Bill
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Yes, you did ask, sorry about that. I'm trying to migrate an existing 
system from a bttv input to a PVR-350. I don't want to upgrade the OS 
unless I have to... I've had issues in the past trying to do a Fedora 
Core upgrade of a working system, so I usually don't do so unless it 
required. I know there are woking FC3 boxes out there, I'm just trying 
to learn the recepie :-).

Ans yes also to your second question, I am using the RPMs. I'm 
installing via yum from atrpms stable branch. Would the testing branch 
work better? I tried enabling testing once a long time ago and had 
issues, but it was before I got all this working (FC3/bttv/myth) in the 
first place.

Thanks for your help,

-Bill

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