On 01/05/2008 Tom Patton wrote: > >From what I see, I think this only occurred when choosing "unknown > card", and I suspect the majority of tv cards have been working fine > all > along. Otherwise, there would have been much more traffic here in the > forum. This particular thread is the only one I've noticed about the > issue, and my comment today to the bug was only the 6th vote in its > lifetime... > > As for black-listing, that certainly seems appropriate as a protective > measure, and was documented. In this instance, it seems to be benign, > but I can imagine other situations and devices which could cause > serious > problems. > > Whatever.... > > Tom in NM
I've had a TV card since my very first day with Linux. Most of the time they are a major pain in the A___ to get working properly. I can be done though.Took me a long time to learn the tricks. It's just that a TV card is such a non-essential that I never bothered to do much bitching about them. Just worked my way through the process. If the card doesn't work I just turn on the regular TV. End of problem. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
