Re: Leadtek Winfast TV2100

[dz-tor <dz-tor@xxxxx>]

Hi,

On 09.01.2010 18:14, hermann pitton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Am Samstag, den 09.01.2010, 17:23 +0100 schrieb dz-tor:
>    
> > Hi Pavle,
> >
> > On 09.01.2010 15:46, Pavle Predic wrote:
> >      
> > > Hey Darek,
> > >
> > > Great job of making the card work. I was really thrilled when I saw
> > > your post. However, I am a total newbie, so I couldn't apply the
> > > changes you wrote about. Could you please be a bit more specific? What
> > > I did is downloaded the driver from here:
> > > http://dl.bytesex.org/releases/video4linux/saa7134-0.2.12.tar.gz and
> > > made the changes to those two files, as described. But I have no clue
> > > how to compile it. I installed linux-headers for my kernel version and
> > > tried to run make, but I'm getting an error. Are there any
> > > configuration options that I need to set in Makefile or Make.config?
> > >        
> > I'm not sure whether downloading and compiling driver is good idea. v4l
> > drivers (which includes saa7134) are included in mainline kernel, so
> > compiling kernel is what you have to do. From what I know, in Debian
> > there should be package in repositories with kernel sources
> > (linux-source or similar) - this option you should use if you want to
> > stick to the kernel version provided by your distribution. Another
> > option is to download kernel sources from kernel.org and use them (I've
> > done so - I'm using latest stable release). Here you have link to how-to
> > about kernel compiling:
> > https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/i386/kernel-baking.html.
> > It's for Ubuntu, but for you it should be also applicable (on bottom
> > there is also link to Debian documentation).
> >
> > Before compilation you should make changes which I gave earlier. All
> > files which should be modified are in
> > <kernel_src_path>/drivers/media/video/saa7134/ directory. Have in mind
> > that what I've done is that I've changed existing card configuration -
> > it's not proper solution. When I'll manage remote control to work, I'll
> > try to prepare patch with new card configuration. You can apply my
> > changes now or wait until I'll prepare the patch.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Darek
> >      
> Great!
>
> So Pavle's regspy results and following my instructions did the trick.
>
> Patches must go to LMML<linux-media@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  and be against
> latest v4l-dvb master at linuxtv.org.
>    
Done
> You can use what I prepared already yesterday for testing and is
> attached. You have only to change the clock and use LINE1 for external
> audio input. I suggest to use also LINE1 for mute then, gpio 0x08 is
> that input anyway.
>
> We can send that modified patch already and add IR support later.
>
> You must find the up/down gpio and with mask_keycode = 0x000000
> all the other gpios which do change on keypresses and create unique
> keycodes. Then you either need to add a new keytable or can use an
> already existing one.
>    
I understand what have to be done to get support for remote control - 
problem lays somewhere else. Later I'll send more details with code and 
outputs from dmesg and description of the problem.

Regards,
Darek

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