While surfing, or clutching, at straws, I found a thread related to Nova-T 500 on a Finnish forum (DVDPlaza). Someone mentioned there that his Nova-T 500 was fully working. His box is running KnoppMyth. I posted a query for this guy, let's see what his answer is.
On 3/8/07, Juha Ruotsalainen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't think so. Running lsusb gives me similar results. Could the 3rd host adapter be the remote control (which is, AFAIK, currently not working in Linux). On 3/8/07, Arnold Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > A new survey to Nova-T 500 owners: how many USB-hubs do you have in > > your > > system?... > > Strange - am I the only one those Nova-T-500 has 3 (!) USB host > adapters? > > You may check my "lsusb -v" listing at > http://ats.dyn.bawue.de/arny/lsusb-v > > Summary: > > Bus 001 Dev 001 EHCI host controller on Nova-T-500 (PCI :00:0d.2) > Bus 001 Dev 003 "Hauppauge" device > (not Dev 002 any longer due to disconnect bug) > > Bus 002 Dev 001 UHCI host controller on motherboard (PCI 00:04.2) > > Bus 003 Dev 001 UHCI host controller on motherboard (PCI 00:04.3) > Bus 003 Dev 003 Canon Printer > (not Dev 002 any longer due to manual disconnect/reconnect) > > Bus 004 Dev 001 UHCI Nova-T-500, apparently unused (PCI 00:0d.0) > Bus 005 Dev 001 UHCI Nova-T-500, apparently unused (PCI 00:0d.1) > > > > _______________________________________________ > linux-dvb mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb > Cheers, -- jussi
-- jussi
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