Here's how I got my Cinergy T USB XS stick to work in detail. I hope it helps.
1. Download Thorsten's driver linked on post #2 unpack and enter em28xx-new
2. Do "./build.sh build"
3. As root do "pico /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-cinergy.conf"
4. Copy and paste the following lines inside pico:
5. Save and close pico
6. Insert the stick if you haven't already and reboot
7. Open a terminal and enter em28xx-new/modules
8. Execute the following command one by one in order:
9. Do "ls /dev/dvb". If the folder exists and you have no other DVB adapter connected to you PC, then you're in business.
If it works for you, then you can think of a way to make things permanent, but this procedure lets you test the driver without messing with the system.
If it doesn't work, then do rm /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-cinergy.conf, reboot without the stick inserted and write an angry email to Terratec.
Here's how I got my Cinergy T USB XS stick to work in detail. I hope it helps.
1. Download Thorsten's driver linked on post #2 unpack and enter em28xx-new d/blacklist- cinergy. conf"
2. Do "./build.sh build"
3. As root do "pico /etc/modprobe.
4. Copy and paste the following lines inside pico:
blacklist zl10353
blacklist mt2060
blacklist em28xx
blacklist em28xx-dvb
blacklist em28xx-audio
5. Save and close pico
6. Insert the stick if you haven't already and reboot
7. Open a terminal and enter em28xx-new/modules
8. Execute the following command one by one in order:
insmod zl10353.ko
insmod mt2060.ko
insmod em28xx.ko
insmod em28xx-dvb.ko
insmod em28xx-audio.ko
9. Do "ls /dev/dvb". If the folder exists and you have no other DVB adapter connected to you PC, then you're in business.
If it works for you, then you can think of a way to make things permanent, but this procedure lets you test the driver without messing with the system.
If it doesn't work, then do rm /etc/modprobe. d/blacklist- cinergy. conf, reboot without the stick inserted and write an angry email to Terratec.