What he was telling you how to do is enable your kernel to build the msp3400 as part of the kernel. After that you would build the kernel from scratch. This is not something for people without lots of Linux experience.
And you don't have to do it. From your posts, it appears your kernel does have a valid msp3400.ko file that should be loading. Make sure it is named with its original name and then try the following : /sbin/depmod -a /sbin/modinfo msp3400 The modinfo command should tell you about the msp3400 module, if its in the right place. If it does find it, then you should be able to modprobe ivtv. Keith C Hey Keith, Thanks for the suggestions. I did what you suggested and was about to claim "no joy" when I decided to reboot. Now I have sound on both recordings and live TV!! WoooHooo!! As you would imagine I did a modprobe ivtv many times before. I am confused as to what fixed the problem I was having. Was it the modinfo msp3400 or just renaming the file and then doing the modprobe ivtv again? Thanks again for the help. I have seen a lot of people having this trouble and wanted them to have a definitive answer in this chain if possible. Jimbo _______________________________________________ ivtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users
