Sorry to answer my own question here, but I have a PVR-350 which should
use the ivtv driver, not the bttv or the cx8800. Which begs the
question, why is my system trying to load these drivers. They are
certainly not in my modprobe.conf.
Stewart wrote:
I just checked my dmesg and I see the following... Might this be the
problem?
bttv: disagrees about version of symbol tveeprom_hauppauge_analog
bttv: Unknown symbol tveeprom_hauppauge_analog
cx88xx: disagrees about version of symbol tveeprom_hauppauge_analog
cx88xx: Unknown symbol tveeprom_hauppauge_analog
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_reset
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_call_i2c_clients
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_wakeup
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_risc_stopper
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_print_irqbits
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_set_scale
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_shutdown
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_vdev_init
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_core_put
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_audio_thread
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_core_irq
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_core_get
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_get_stereo
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_set_tvnorm
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_vid_irqs
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_risc_buffer
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_set_stereo
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_sram_channels
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_set_tvaudio
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_sram_channel_dump
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_sram_channel_setup
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_print_ioctl
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_free_buffer
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_boards
cx8800: Unknown symbol cx88_newstation
Stewart Larsen
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Frank Lynch wrote:
On 10/8/05, Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Running 18.1 with a PVR-350 card, using the TV-out.
Watching hockey tonight and paused the game. Hit fast-forward to skip
the commercials and when it caught up to the live TV, it crashed.
Twice.
Couldn't get the the machine via the network, had to cycle the power to
get it back...
Any thoughts on what I should look for to fix this?
I built using The fedora instructions linked to from the main site.
Here are the packages I have installed (minus the themes and plugins
stuff...)
ivtv-0.3.8-97.rhfc4.at
ivtvdev-0.10-2.rhfc4.at
ivtv-firmware-1.8a-4.at
ivtv-firmware-dec-2.02.023-4.at
ivtv-firmware-enc-2.04.024-4.at
ivtv-kmdl-2.6.12-1.1447_FC4-0.2.0-69_rc3k.rhfc4.at
ivtv-kmdl-2.6.12-1.1456_FC4-0.3.8-97.rhfc4.at
perl-Video-ivtv-0.13-7.rhfc4.at
libmyth-0.18.1-113.rhfc4.at
mythtv-0.18.1-113.rhfc4.at
mythtv-backend-0.18.1-113.rhfc4.at
mythtv-frontend-0.18.1-113.rhfc4.at
mythtv-setup-0.18.1-113.rhfc4.at
mythtv-suite-0.18.1-55.at
mythweb-0.18-67.at
I have also observed this. I think its a kernel panic caused by
ivtv-0.3.8 I never saw this happen before I upgraded ivtv.
Unfortunately I don't know how to debug this further, or resolve it.
cheers,
--Frank
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