Axel Thimm wrote:
Can you try to coinstall the rpm based bits and see whether that
works? Then start changing the parts one by one, e.g. make sure you
can build the desired ivtv driver on that kernel first, and then for
your custom kernel.

I need a little more detail on your plan, Axel:

1. Which rpm based bits? Mythtv? Do you want me to try the stock kernel? If I use the stock kernel, do you want me to use the RPM based drivers too?

2. Start changing the bits how? Delete the i386? The x86_64?

3. Build the desired ivtv driver on "that" kernel? Which kernel? I have successfully built ivtv on the two custom kernels I have been playing with.

Both 0.4.0 and 0.4.1 load with no error messages on the two kernels I have used (2.6.13.2 and 2.6.14.4).

Thanks,
Kirk
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