[mythtvnz] Have I got a dodgy DVB-T card?
Jean-Francois Pirus
jfp at clearfield.com
Sun Apr 12 00:16:20 BST 2009
> How do you force the card ID at boot? I got it working now (after reboot):
OK, first note that I'm not running Ubuntu. So it'll need to be modified to suit.
1st create the files /etc/udev/rules.d/5-mythtv.rules and
/etc/udev/fix_dvb_udev.sh
This fixes the ir remotes path to "input/dvbs-ir" and "input/dvbt-ir"
and runs a script that "creates" 3 more card in a fixed order
/dev/dvb/adapter10 (which is DVB-S)
/dev/dvb/adapter20 (which is DVB-T)
/dev/dvb/adapter21 (which is DVB-T)
It also puts the original card number of the DVB-S in the file ~mythuser/CARD,
This can be used in script like for dvbtune etc.
Note that the original cards 0-2 will still be there, don't use them.
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