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James C. Dastrup wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I'm working through trying to get a HD-3000 working on a system where I
have a PVR 350 already installed and working (FC4 yum updated). The
HD3000 is recognized, but I can't get the dvb modules to load and get
the /dev/dvb directory populated. Here are the steps I have taken with
the output:
The dmesg output is:
cx88xx: disagrees about version of symbol tveeprom_hauppauge_analog
cx88xx: Unknown symbol tveeprom_hauppauge_analog
Has someone come across this and found the solution?
Mark
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Have you tried loading the cx88-dvb module before loading ivtv?
Also, I have ivtv and cx88-dvb loaded at the same time with no issue,
When installing ivtv, I ignored all the suggestions to delete/rename
the tveeprom and other kernel files.
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Yes, they can work together fine so long as you:<br>
(1) delete tveeprom.ko from the ivtv directory in /lib/modules/(your
kernel)/...<br>
(2) Remove the v4l cx88 modules (cx8800 and cx88_blackbird) when you
boot<br>
(3) THEN load ivtv<br>
(4) THEN load <br>
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Here is how I do it on boot:<br>
modprobe -r ivtv<br>
modprobe -r cx88_blackbird<br>
modprobe -r cx8800<br>
modprobe ivtv<br>
modprobe cx88-dvb<br>
echo Pausing to let eeproms load<br>
sleep 5<br>
nohup /usr/local/bin/mythbackend >/var/log/mythbackend.log
2>&1 &<br>
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Good Luck!<br>
W<br>
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