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Linux drivers dont work this way. Kernel modules are built for a specific version of the kernel. When the linux kernel changes something, old drivers will need to either be recompiled or in some cases the source code edited to reflect the new changes in a kernel. This is what youve come across. Its ...

You should be using the latest. Sounds like the issue is you don't have the kernel headers installed

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line 4531 of saa716x_tbs.c is calling tbs6290fe_attch directly, it should be calling dvb_attach(tbs6920fe_attach, .... TBS does this in quite a few places actually, I dont have one of these cards so Id rather not submit a patch. You are more then welcome to try it out though. I also dont have access...

Sounds more like a ui issue if they show up in dmesg. I have 18 tuners in my Linux box no problem

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Nope, nothing else

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create a file called /etc/modprobe.d/dvb.conf

now find out what modules each device uses, here is an example of the TBS 5980

options dvb-usb-tbsqbox2ci adapter_nr=10

now my 5980 will always take adapter number 10

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looking at the source code for dvbv5-scan it doesnt look like it has dvb-t2 support, even though it says it does you could try this patch if you want diff --git a/utils/dvb/dvbv5-scan.c b/utils/dvb/dvbv5-scan.c index 1bd1bcf..7ee1b06 100644 --- a/utils/dvb/dvbv5-scan.c +++ b/utils/dvb/dvbv5-scan.c @...

You should be able to. I don't use that app so I don't know. Try only putting dvbt2 tp into the config and see what happens

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Your config file clearly states dvbt. I'm not surprised it's not finding dvbt2

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I replied in another thread but did you actually disable pstates and or cpufreq in the kernel?

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