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https://tvheadend.org/news/57

I had no chance to test it on TBS6984 board, but, I currently use it on my system (TBS6980, Ubuntu server 12.04 + tvheadend)

The whole system become much more stable, the OS driver performs really great!

https://tvheadend.org/news/57

I currently use it on my system (TBS6980, Ubuntu server 12.04 + tvheadend)

The whole system become much more stable, the OS driver performs really great!

The story is continuing on Ubuntu 12.04.1 (kernel 3.2.0-31) and with latest tbs-drivers (tvs-linux-drivers_v120827): [ 12.139361] lirc_serial: module is from the staging directory, the quality is unknown, you have been warned. [ 12.139487] lirc_serial: disagrees about version of symbol lirc_register...

The topic's name: "Linux Driver for Kernel 3.x Released" has to be changet to less optimistic one - "Linux Driver for Kernel 3.0.x Released", since it is not compiling on 3.2 kernel

wesser Wrote:...Does this overcome the problems people seem to be having with the file permissions posted above?

At least, I have not had reported issues, while compiling the driver as a "root" (sudo -s)

Can one of you linux guru's out there post a step by step idiots guide on how to... 1) Make sure that your linux is up to date: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade 2) Prepare your system for the driver compilation: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` build-essential cvs libncurses5-d...

wesser Wrote:Can one of you linux guru's out there post a step by step idiots guide on how to ...

All the idiots are different, the guide for russian idiots will not be suitabble to german or chinise ones. Oh yes, different linux distibutives also require different guides...

i don't want to go off topic and ...

That sounds much more attractive for my ears;) :

less off-topic bullshiting, but more effort and commitment in PROFESSIONAL SW/driver development (and customer support)...

i don't know why someone still uses 32-bit kernel while i doubt there is motherboard with PCI-Express slots that actually supports 32-bit only CPU and thus all your CPUs are in fact 64-bit capable] It is because of fact, that: - the 32-bit version of Ubuntu still has "reccomended" status....

Same with new driver (i.e. it does not work)

http://pastebin.com/HG7GYimc