[linux-dvb] Re: skystar2 dvb-t

[Niklas Peinecke <peinecke@gdv.uni-hannover.de>]

Hi,

the FlexCop setup looks good so far, but there seem to be no messages 
from the frontend. Did you load the grundig module with debug=1? If so, 
there should be more info after the

> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: DVB: registering new adapter (Technisat
> SkyStar2 d
> river).

line.

Niklas

MeDon wrote:
> Hi,
> I've cvs up and then modifid the grundig_29504-401.c as follows: all 
> addresses 0x55 change to 0x54, all addresses 0x61 change to 0x63. Than 
> commented lines 296-300 in skystar2.c (just to allow all i2c_msg). The 
> frontend doesn't works. I have no knowledge of kernel or i2c programing 
> and don't have time to learn it, so don't know what's wrong. Piece of 
> syslogs follows:
>
>
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: claim_adapter: card revision 2 Dec 17 
> 19:22:28 Linux kernel: PCI: Found IRQ 5 for device 00:0b.0
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: PCI: Sharing IRQ 5 with 00:07.2
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: PCI: Sharing IRQ 5 with 00:07.3
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: PCI: Sharing IRQ 5 with 00:08.0
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: claim_adapter: io memory maped at d34a2000
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: dma_init_dma: Initializing DMA1 channel
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: dma_init_dma: first subbuffer address = 
> 0x2980000
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: dma_init_dma: subbuffer size = 0x1d600
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: dma_init_dma: second subbuffer address = 
> 0x299d601
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: dma_init_dma: counter = 0x2980000
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: dma_init_dma: Initializing DMA2 channel
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: dma_init_dma: first subbuffer address = 
> 0x5e14000
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: dma_init_dma: subbuffer size = 0x3ac
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: dma_init_dma: second buffer address = 
> 0x5e143ad
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: skystar2.c: FlexCopIIB(rev.195) chip found
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: skystar2.c: the chip has 38 hardware filters
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: skystar2.c: useable_hardware_filters set 
> to 38
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 0 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=0  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=0  addr=300 l  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 1 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=1  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=1  addr=300 h  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 2 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=2  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=2  addr=304 l  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 3 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=3  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=3  addr=304 h  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 4 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=4  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=4  addr=308 l  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 5 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=5  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=5  addr=308 h  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 6 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=6  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 7 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=7  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 8 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=8  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 9 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=9  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 10 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=10  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 11 to 0x1fff
>
> ...
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 36 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=36  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: init_pids: setting filter 37 to 0x1fff
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_hw_pid: id=37  pid=8191
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_group_pid: pid=0
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: pid_set_group_mask: pid=1fe0
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_detect_for_flex2:
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_detect_for_flex2: tmp2 = 0
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_detect_for_flex2: tmp3 = 1
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_test_location: mask = 20000, addr = 
> 18000
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_test_location: wrote 0xa5, read 0x4f
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_test_location: mask = 0, addr = 10000
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_test_location: wrote 0xa5, read 0x4f
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_test_location: mask = 10000, addr = 0
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_test_location: wrote 0xa5, read 0xa5
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_test_location: wrote 0x5a, read 0x5a
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: sram_detect_for_flex2: sram size = 32K
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: driver_initialize sram length = 32768, 
> sram type= 10000
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: DVB: registering new adapter (Technisat 
> SkyStar2 d
> river).
> Dec 17 19:22:28 Linux kernel: no response on reset_and_configure() 
> broadcast, ba
> iling out...



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