Mike Isely schrieb: >> Temperature was the first issue I suspected, but the device is neither >> hot nor is the air around it hot. > > Well I had to ask...
Of course ;) >> After my e-mail I changed my Ubuntu kernel from generic to low-latency >> as I suspected a timing problem and strange enough the crashes are not >> happening at the moment. But this may well be coincidence as I >> cold-bootet both the device and the computer several times in the >> process and removed the power cord for several minutes, so maybe it just >> cooled down. I will now perform some recordings to see if the issue >> comes back. > > Anything yet? > > If you can get it reliably fail in this manner it would be interesting > to also note if this happens when running the Windows driver as well. Strange enough: no. Since switching to the low-latency timer I performed a lot of recordings, one including 6h of continuous recordings. This error did not re-occur. I will have to switch back to the default kernel to see if the issue happens there, but I am a little bit busy in my job at the moment, so this will happen sometime next week. I will report back if I find anything. Up to now I just can say sorry for jumping in here with this question and then being unable to reproduce the problem. Best regards, Martin _______________________________________________ pvrusb2 mailing list [email protected] http://www.isely.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pvrusb2
