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I've recently reinstalled the OS on machine. Previously, it had RedHat
7.3 with a custom 2.4.17 (I think) kernel, and the kfir board was working
fine. Now, it has RedHat 9. I tarred up and saved the source code from
the driver and firmware I was using before. Everything compiles fine, but
when I install the kfir driver with the command:
insmod kfir vidinmode=1 vidoutmode=0 vidinput=0 vidrate=5000000 \
sndfreq=6 debug=1
I get this output from the kernel:
kfir: Kfir board revision 5e
loaded microcode with length 32385
kfir: Reset Altera
kfir: done
kfir: Reset Kfir and PLL ... done
kfir: ADSP loading failed!
kfir: ADSP loading failed!
kfir: ADSP loading failed!
kfir: ADSP loading failed!
kfir: ADSP loading failed!
kfir: ADSP loading failed!
kfir: ADSP loading failed!
kfir: ADSP loading failed!
kfir: segment: 0 Failed
i2c-core.o: adapter kfir #0 registered as adapter 0.
kfir: decoder status=e0930001
And trying "cat /dev/video0 > test.mpg" produces a 0 length file.
I've tried several combinations of things, and they all get this same
result, using the RedHat 9 kernel or custom built 2.4.17, 2.4.18 and 2.4.22
kernels. Using gcc 3.2.2 from RedHat9, or my own build of gcc 2.95.3.
I remember there being some issue with USB, so I've tried having it compiled
in, as a module both loaded and unloaded, and not including USB at all.
And now I'm out of ideas. Anything else I could try?
-- Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED]
