[linux-dvb] Re: help, please?

["gyao" <gyao@wisecom.mailbox.ma>]

   Thank you Wolfgang for the response.
    I did what you suggested:
 - load the drivers
 - ./dvbtune -n <pid of the network card>
  then it asked to tune the satellite card:
  ./dvbtune -f 11473000 -p v -s 33300 

tuning DVB-S to L-Band:1723000, Pol:V Srate=33300000, 22kHz=off
SEC BUS MODE:  IDLE (0)
SEC VOLTAGE:  13  (2)
SEC CONT TONE: OFF
Getting frontend event
Received completion event
Event:  Frequency: 11473000
       SymbolRate: 33300000
       FEC_inner:  0 

Bit error rate: 0
Signal strength: 0
SNR: 0
FE_STATUS: FE_HAS_POWER FE_HAS_SIGNAL FE_HAS_LOCK FE_HAS_CARRIER 
FE_HAS_VITERBI FE_HAS_SYN 


 - ifconfigure the dvb0_0 

    The dvbtune is great for it showed what it did, but the signal strength 
is 0. I have put in the Windows and the signal strenght is around 55% and 
signal quality is 100%.
    As there is no signal strength the tcpdump didn't show anything.
Sorry to ask newbie questions but the dvbtune should not show at least some 
signal? and how about the unicast pid, should I not put somewhere else or it 
will read the configuration file .dvbrc?
     I hope you also have answer for this, because really I would like that  
this satellite work in Linux. And Morocco also sent regards to Germany. 


Regards,
Wei Yao Gharib 


Wolfgang Wershofen Ecrir: 

 > Montag, 10. Juni 2002 at 14:33 gyao wrote:
> 
>>    I am new in this field so sorry to ask these questions. I also spent a
>> week searching in google and this mailing list for the answers for my 
>> problem; I found some hints and applied them but the internet still doesn't 
>> work. There is no data going through the satellite card.
> 
> How did you try it? e.g. with tcpdump or iptraf? I suppose Satnode uses
> Multicasting, so from that moment you tune your card to the right
> frequency and pid, you should see multicast-pakets running through your
> dvb0_0 device. 
> 
>>    The card is working under Windows.
> 
> Great! Almost every card does that. *SCNR* 
> 
>>    I am using the dvb drivers 0.94, network_activator 0.1, Hauppauge WinTv 
>> Nova card, RedHat 7.2 and kernel 2.4.18, and subscribed to Satnode provider. 
>> The subscribtion of internet is using EutelsatII 10°E and proxy.divona.net
>>     The kernel is compiled with video and ic2 as module.
> 
> Ok, so far everything seems to be correct. 
> 
>>      Everything runs without error, and found dvb device. I run network 
>> activator with the pid, create the dvb0_0 with ifconfig and echo "0" to 
>> rp_filter in the dvb0_0.
>>      At this step looks like it is missing the configuration file. I created 
>> a .dvbrc in my home folder like this: 
>  
> 
>> LNB ID 0 TYPE 1 LOF1 9750000 LOF2 10600000 SLOF 11700000 DISEQCNR 0
>>        SATID 192 NAME "eutelsatII" LNBID 0 FMIN 11000000 FMAX 12800000
>>                TRANSPONDER ID 001 SATID 192 TYPE 1  FREQ 11473000 POL V 
>> SRATE 33300000 FEC 2/3
>>                        CHANNEL ID 0 NAME "SAT" SATID 0192 TPID 105 SID 192 
>> TYPE 1 VPID 200 APID 200 
> 
>>        After all this I cannot ping the proxy and in the Mozilla there is a 
>> message saying that the connection is refused when i type any url.
>>         First question is if am I doing something wrong or is it missing 
>> something.
> 
> Suggestion: You didn't tell anything about tuning your card to the
> desired frequency. So prehaps your card listens to another freq where no
> data is transmitted. Are you shure that you are tuned to the right freq? 
> 
> Try using Dave Chapmans little tool dvbtune. It works perfectly and
> brings up the network-interface if involved with the -n option. So you
> can forget that network_activator-tool. See www.linuxstb.org for further
> details and download. So with that you do
> - load the drivers
> - tune the card with dvbtune -n <network-pid>
> - ifconfig dvb0_0 
> 
> After that you may see mc-pakets with "tcpdump -ni dvb0_0". 
> 
>>        Another question is about the MAC address of the card. I configured 
>> the correct MAC address using ifconfig but in the log  there are many MACs 
>> in filters:
>> ...
>> Jun 10 10:24:15 router kernel: dvb0_0: set_mc_list, 1 entries
>> Jun 10 10:24:15 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=00 00 00 00 00 00
>> Jun 10 10:24:15 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=01 00 5e 00 00 01
>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=00 d0 5c 1f 68 79
>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=01 00 5e 00 00 01
>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: set_mc_list, 1 entries
>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=00 d0 5c 1f 68 79
>> Jun 10 10:25:13 router kernel: dvb0_0: filter mac=01 00 5e 00 00 01
>> ...
> 
>>         Is these messages correct? Should I not tell him which filter to 
>> use? If yes, how?
> 
> IMHO, those filter settings are correct. 
> 
>>         Thank you for the attention and I hope someone can help me. 
> 
> I hope, you'll find some interesting things in my answer. Regards from
> Germany to Morocco.
> Wolfgang 
> 
>  
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Wei Yao Gharib
System Administrator
Wise Communication Company
Sale, Morocco 



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