On 23 Mar 2005, at 23:18, Dave Ansell wrote:
Iain,
(1) you need to get cx88_dvb to load instead of cx88_blackbird.
(2) you need the correct device nodes, ie various directories under /dev/dvb/adapter0 not a single device /dev/dvb.
I found the following:
To do (1).... First check you have the correct module available to load by doing modprobe -r cx88_blackbird modprobe cx88_dvb lsmod
You should now see cx88_dvb listed. If you can't modprobe cx88_dvb you haven't compiled the correct patches / kernel options.
To make this happen automatically at boot I had to manually comment out all references to cx88_blackbird in
/lib/modules/<your kernel dir>/modules.alias
and /lib/modules/<your kernel dir>/modules.pcimap
It is something to do with the two modules having the same device code. Someone may have a cleaner solution but this does at least seem to work.
This did the job perfectly - now udev has picked it up properly for the first time and it survived the reboot. I knew I was close and that it was something to do with modules, but was not having any joy finding a solution.
To do (2)...
You must update udev to version 050.
From: download.fedora.redhat.com /pub/fedora/linux/core/development/i386/Fedora/RPMS/
Download: udev-050-1.i386.rpm
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Had done that already so just step (1) solved all my problems (well at least the getting the card to appear problem, not there's a whole slew of problems ahead of me :)
HTH. Let me know if you need furhter details on Kernel compile, etc.
Thanks very much!
..Iain
Dave
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