Hi
I use Fedora Core 5 with x86_64. I have used the instruction from Jarod Wilson website http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/fcmyth.php#capture
You don't have to put anything ivtv into the modprobe.conf. Everythink is autodectected. Have you tried shutting down the computer and take out the power for 30 sec and the start up. I think the stable ivtv version from the
rpms.net are ivtv 0.7.0.
You must post the ivtv dmesg message because you don't mention which version of ivtv you use. Try dmesg | grep ivtv
Harald
On 7/8/06, Jim C. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bad news.
After setting up AtRPMS and performing these steps:
> # yum install ivtv-firmware ivtv-firmware-audio
> # yum install ivtv-kmdl-(your kernel version)
> # yum install ivtv
> # /sbin/depmod -a
> # /sbin/modprobe ivtv
It results in kernel lockup for both the old and new kernels on a x86_64
running Fedora Core 5. Looks like I'll have to re-install.
Jim C.
> I can't speak about Mandriva but (and I'm assuming you're talking about
> Fedora) using the drivers from the ATrpms ( http://atrpms.net/)
> repository for Fedora I had no problems at all. Instructions for adding
> it as a yum repository are on that website, install these, in this order
> using yum:
>
> # yum install ivtv-firmware ivtv-firmware-audio
> # yum install ivtv-kmdl-(your kernel version)
> # yum install ivtv
>
> I'd make sure you get the right kernel module before you just install
> 'ivtv' as the ivtv group tends to want to download one specific version
> of the kernel module, which probably isn't the right one for you. After
> this, do:
>
> # /sbin/depmod -a
> # /sbin/modprobe ivtv
>
> And you should be good to go. I borrowed loosely from
> http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/fcmyth.php#capture as I set up MythTV as
> well, but some of the steps aren't necessary as I think an older version
> of the driver was used in making the guide. There are some
> troubleshooting ideas there too should you get into any trouble. Of
> course if these don't work for you or ATrpms doesn't offer a driver for
> the version of the kernel you're using, you can always make the driver
> from the sources, in which case there are some good guides on the ivtv
> wiki (http://ivtvdriver.org ).
>
> Chris
>
> Jim C. wrote:
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