How to install DVB device drivers

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You have followed a link from Chris Pascoe's web site, this page is missing

How ever, you may have success with the following pages. I did.


If you are using a Dvico FusionHDTV DVB-T Pro with Ubuntu 9.04 and you can not get a video lock with MythTV (no video) you may see this message when running dmesg:

xc2028 0-0061: Error: firmware xc3028-v27.fw not found

If this is the case you are missing the firmware needed for this card. Please refer to the following link: How to Obtain the Firmware


Note:
  • this page was missing because it was archived and replaced by the "How to Obtain, Build and Install V4L-DVB Device Drivers" article ... evidently 3rd party sites still refer to the older page. Consequently, to keep everyone happy, this page will be transformed, in the near future, into a redirect to the new article. (Though, hopefully 3rd party sites will eventually correct their links to the newer article --- while it may appear to be a trivial issue to just keep redirects, redirects are actually not particularly desirable for some benign reasons ... amusingly, this issue itself [user friendliness by not breaking links from 3rd parties vs. the technical reasons, in regards to wiki administration, that disfavour use of redirects] created a sort of bureaucratic holy war on Wikipedia/MediaWiki)
  • Consequently, please do not add to this article, but instead, please add any appropriate information to the newer article: How to Obtain, Build and Install V4L-DVB Device Drivers. However, as a general note, the issue of missing firmware (as recently reference above) is a general issue that:
    • is already addressed in the new article
    • is agnostic of any specific distro
    • is applicable to a large number of devices, such that no device specific info should be placed in the new article (place such info in the device's own article, if not already covered there)