Sander Sweers wrote: > Do you also get wavy lines when you do get a picture? Mine had this and > I had similar problems. Replacing it with a PVR-150 solved it.
The channel it was frozen on was snowy, so I can't really judge if there was anything wrong with the picture. > Udev versions >= 80 do coldpluging of devices (bad IMHO but that's > another discussion ;-)). Change udev_log=err to udev_log=debug in > /etc/udev/udev.conf. This should give you more output. > > Also you will want to enable boot logging in /etc/conf.d/rc. This > hopefully records where the hang happens. I'll have to test this out, thanks. > If you have enabled msi (broken mostly on all non intel platforms) in > your kernel then this could be the source of you problems. Try and pass > pci=nomsi to the kernel via grub. Also APIC can be a problem so if > pci=nomsi does not work try noapic and nolapic. I didn't have msi compiled into 2.6.18. I did enable it with the 2.6.19 kernel, since both crashed when ivtv loaded, it doesn't seem to matter, both kernels was running with APIC enabled and is running perfectly as long as I don't load ivtv. > Last but not least put it into a different pci slot. It only has one PCI slot and a special PCI slot.
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