Doug Butterworth wrote: > That would be your problem. > > From this troubleshooting > page: http://www.ivtvdriver.org/index.php/Troubleshooting > "If you have a Via motherboard, particularly with the KT266-400 > chipset, see Via motherboard problems > <http://www.ivtvdriver.org/index.php/Via_motherboard_problems>" > > I know that both the KT266 and the KT133 are problematic. I have a > KT133 that had the same problem. However, one way I was able to get > around it was to use a SATA PCI controller card. As long as I use > SATA, I don't get the problem. If I load up linux or windows on a > hard drive using the onboard ATA controllers and then start using the > TV card, the spontaneous reboots happen. > > However, check out the Via motherboard problems page and see if any of > those tweaks work for you. If not, you might have to go out and buy a > new mobo that has a non-VIA chipset. > > Doug
Same problem with 2 different KT133 based boards, 2 KT333 which were the same board but different revisions and a hybrid amd760/via686b based GA-7DXR. Basically, I only got it to stop rebooting at random by ditching anything that has a PCI bus infected with the word 'via' and switching to a nforce2 based board. Rock solid now which kind of upset me since I have all these boards laying around and not 1 of them would work right until I upgraded my main system to get the board out of it. -Mike BTW I have 3 cards... pvr-350, pvr-500, hd-3000.. _______________________________________________ ivtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users
