Hi Bob
it would probably help people processing this report quite a bit to have the output of a working Jaunty system.
Could you post 'dmesg' from the following sequence of events:
* disable mythtv if you have it installed (rename the /etc/init.d scripts)
* shut down, pull the power.
* boot
* try a dvbscan, as shown above.
* sudo dmesg >jaunty.dmesg
It would also help to clarify the exact kernel package you're running:
* uname -r > jaunty.kernel-version
* dpkg -l linux-image\* >> jaunty.kernel-version
Could you also say if you are using any self-compiled modules from the v4l mercurial tree?
It would also help to know the kernel version you are using in karmic:
* uname -a > karmic.kernel-version
* dpkg -l linux-image\* >> karmic.kernel-version
* are you using self-compiled v4l modules? I am about to try this.
Hi Bob
it would probably help people processing this report quite a bit to have the output of a working Jaunty system.
Could you post 'dmesg' from the following sequence of events:
* disable mythtv if you have it installed (rename the /etc/init.d scripts)
* shut down, pull the power.
* boot
* try a dvbscan, as shown above.
* sudo dmesg >jaunty.dmesg
It would also help to clarify the exact kernel package you're running: kernel- version kernel- version
* uname -r > jaunty.
* dpkg -l linux-image\* >> jaunty.
Could you also say if you are using any self-compiled modules from the v4l mercurial tree?
It would also help to know the kernel version you are using in karmic: kernel- version kernel- version
* uname -a > karmic.
* dpkg -l linux-image\* >> karmic.
* are you using self-compiled v4l modules? I am about to try this.