[vdr] Re: SV: CAM support, was Improved CAM support in VDR

[micael.beronius@telia.com]

Hello Klaus,

Also I get no response. (only --> 00 01 82 01 01)

I am using a viaccess redline CAM, which works somewhat using the
old "built in" CI/CAM firmware. (Driver reloads are necessary most of
the time to get it working). I'm very optimistic about this CAM issue
being dealt with by vdr, since in reality vdr is not usable for me
with the current built in CAM stuff.

Kernel 2.4.19
DVB-C 2.1
CI 3.5"(floppy) model Rev. 1.6          <- Could this be the common problem?
linux-dvb.2003-01-08-ci-ll driver
vdr-1.1.21 + latest ci.c

I have tried the CAM in both slots, reload the driver, restarting vdr.


What can I do to help?

regards
 Micael

Saturday, January 11, 2003, 5:22:36 PM, you wrote:

KS> Tomas Prybil wrote:
>> 
>> First of all Klaus thanks again for your tremendous effort regarding the VDR
>> software!!
>> 
>> My vdr installation has been sleeping for quite some time because of the CAM
>> problems. Here in Scandinavia almost all channels are encrypted and now I
>> really look forward to use my vdr again!
>> 
>> However my installation doesn't really work.
>> 
>> Currently I have the following config:
>> Kernel 2.4.10
>> Technotrend DVB-S Rev 1.5
>> CAM card "holder" Rev 1.6
>> linux-dvb.2003-01-08-ci-ll driver
>> vdr-1.1.21
>> 
>> The setup doesn't detect my CAM modules. I've tested both the Conax and
>> Viacess but the only thing I get is the initial handshake --> 00 01 82 01 01
>> but no response :( Normally they work in my Nokia box.
>> 
>> Any ideas?

KS> Are you sure you have installed the CAM in the "0" slot?
KS> Try both slots. Since there is no response to the [00 01 82 01 01] there
KS> is nothing VDR can do. So I would assume that the CAM is in the wrong
KS> slot.

KS> Klaus
KS> -- 



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