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You will log in to the cvs with an empty password.īy default, my udev would not create the correct devices nodes, so I found these rules on a website which fixed the problem. If you are new to SlackBuild scripts, check out the SlackBuild_Scripts tutorial. To use the SlackBuild script, you will first need to create a temporary directory to house the relevant components and then you will need to get the sources from the dvb apps CVS.

I created a SlackBuild script that will create a package from the dvb apps cvs. You can check to see if the modules loaded with lsmod Now you can reboot in to your new kernel, and your card should be automatically recognized. On Slackware, this directory is /lib/firmware Then the firmware file needs to be copied to the directory where hotplug will find it.

Documentation/dvb/get_dvb_firmware nxt2004 # chmod +x Documentation/dvb/get_dvb_firmware

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There is a script provided that will download the appropriate firmware driver for you. Before you reboot, you need to download the firmware for the card.

When you are done, save the configuration and compile the kernel. If you are a less advanced user, it won't hurt anything if you select everything that might remotely deal with DVB as a Module (hit `M`). # ATSC (North American/Korean Terresterial DTV) frontends If you are new to building your own kernel, see Kernel26Compilation You need to enable I2C and the cx88 DVB modules under Device Drivers. In order to use the ATI HDTV Wonder, you need to enable the correct modules in the kernel. I'm not sure which kernel exactly began including the necesary modules for the ATI HDTV Wonder card, but I do know that kernel versions 2.6.15 and up have them. I hope that this tutorial gets rid of those two pitfalls and lets you get your HDTV card working without any trouble. The biggest pitfalls I ran in to was the lack of a complete HOWTO to lead me through the steps from start to finish and the lack of a large DVB/HDTV user community to ask for help when I ran in to trouble. Let me note that it did take me a few months of on and off work to get it running since I was pretty much learning Linux from scratch along the way. When I finally decided to make the jump to Linux a few months ago, I researched ahead of time if it was possible to use my card in Linux, and to my surprise I could. Sure, the picture can be bad sometimes because you are grabbing the signal out of the air with an unamplified antenna, but it is well worth it. As soon as my dad bought an HDTV, I knew I had to have it, and the first chance I had was to buy the ATI HDTV Wonder card for my computer.

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