Thanks for your help, I must admit I just read this and last night I
tweaked the udev.rules file.
I commented out anything that touched on v4l or firmware

With those commented out, things boot just fine now.
Thanks for your help. I think tonight I will try you approach, because I
think it would be best to 
Let udev work the way it was intended.
If I fail to make 7.1 work I at least now have a fall back plan.

Thank you



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Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2006 22:36:12 +0200
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Subject: Re: [ivtv-users] Gentoo Box hanging on boot.
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Dne st?eda 04 ??jen 2006 21:39 Mike Daugird napsal(a):
> I saw your post and I do not really understand how you "patched 
> ivtv-driver.h" ect..

ok., so - stepwise. Unpack the ivtv-0.7.0 driver:
cd /usr/portage/media-tv/ivtv
ebuild ivtv-0.7.0.ebuil unpack
cd /var/tmp/portage/ivtv-0.7.0/work

and apply the attached patch:

patch -p0 < ivtv-0.7.0.diff

it should be without any error messages.
Then return back:

cd /usr/portage/media-tv/ivtv
ebuild ivtv-0.7.0.ebuild install
ebuild ivtv-0.7.0.ebuild merge

Or, you can do the same with ivtv-0.7.1 (preferred way, even when
ivtv-0.7.0 is not in portage tree yet - you can prepare your own ebuild
from
ivtv-0.7.0.ebuild:
copy the directory /usr/portage/media-tv/ivtv with whole content into
/usr/local/portage (suppose PORDIRE_OVERLAY is defined in your
/etc/make.conf as this dir) rename ivtv-0.7.0.ebuild to ivtv-0.7.1.ebuid
create the digest:
cd /usr/local/portage/media-tv/ivtv
ebuild ivtv-0.7.1.ebuild digest
And the rest is the same, i.e. unpacking, patching by the attached
ivtv-0.7.1.diff, installing and merging.
That is.
Good luck.

btw: my situation was: without the patch applied the boot process went
smoothly until startup of udev, then it stopped, waited for a while and
then the error message (something as like as 'error loading firmware')
appeared. 
The whole computer was totally frozen - no mouse, no keyboard, no
response via network. Only reset and power buttons worked... If your PC
does something similar, this patch(es) might help as well.
After the application of the patch it is so far ok., no lock-ups.
--
Jan Taimr

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