[linux-dvb] Re: VDR doesn't work with latest CVS driver

[Martin Hoffmann <ma.hoff@t-online.de>]

For me the same !

Then I did a mix release by taking the files from the 16.06 release and
adding the following files from the current cvs:
Makefile
dvb_filter.h
dvbdev.c
dvbdev.h
makedev.napi

This gave me at least a version which doesn't lock up at start and the
channel # not synced problem which occurs with the 16.06 version quite often
(see other thread) seems to be better. However heavy channel switching still
locks up the card and result sooner or later in ARM RESET :-(

Okay maybe this can help to indentify the lockup at start problem !?

It seems that leaving driver version 0.8.2 with vdr 0.71 in search for a
more stable system wasn't that great deal for me ;-)

Martin.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Henning Holtschneider" <hh@holtschneider.com>
To: "Peter Huecker" <Peter-Huecker@t-online.de>; <linux-dvb@linuxtv.org>
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 9:28 AM
Subject: [linux-dvb] Re: VDR doesn't work with latest CVS driver


> > If VDR starts, it switches to the latest tuned channel and stays there.
> > There appears no OSD message for this first channel.
> > No other functions are working (No OSD, no channel switching).
>
> Same thing here. I have the rev. 2.1 card, too.
>
> > The I've payed around with the USE_OSD definition for the driver and
> > found out, if compile the driver without that definition (I know, it
> > disables OSD)
> > VDR channel switching is working. Of course, without OSD.
>
> Have you tried DEBUG_OSD so that the OSD will appear on the controlling
> terminal instead of the TV screen? If that works and the "real" OSD
doesn't,
> then OSD memory has been reduced once again. But if I remember correctly,
> Klaus has already integrated a function that will shrink the OSD until it
> fits into memory automatically. So, if it's a memory problem, it should be
> "self-healing" ;-) We should probably just wait until Klaus is back from
> vacation ...
>
> Regards,
> hh
>
>
>
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