[vls-devel] Re: dvbinput module failing

[Graeme Ogilvie]

That's what I thought as well, until I noticed this above it........  It
appears to be writing fine to the frontend and then for some reason it's
tearing down the module.

Oct 16 11:12:07 debian vls[3439]: [DEBUG/Vls]  In src/server/input.cpp
line 136 -> Initialising input dvb 
Oct 16 11:12:07 debian vls[3439]: [INFO/dvb]  Sending data to the
Frontend 
Oct 16 11:12:07 debian vls[3439]: [INFO/dvb]  Data successfully sent to
the Frontend  
Very confused here  ====> Oct 16 11:12:10 debian vls[3439]: [DEBUG/Vls]
In src/server/input.cpp line 167 -> Destroying input dvb 

It's the latest dvb driver from the cvs.  I haven't checked for
"/dev/ost/frontend" yet - I'm at work at the moment.

Graeme

-----Original Message-----
From: vls-devel-bounce at videolan.org
[mailto:vls-devel-bounce at videolan.org] On Behalf Of Damien LUCAS
Sent: 18 October 2002 01:44
To: vls-devel at videolan.org
Cc: Graeme Ogilvie
Subject: [vls-devel] Re: dvbinput module failing


Graeme Ogilvie wrote:
> Can anyone explain this?
 >
> Oct 16 11:12:10 debian vls[3439]: [ERROR/Vls]  Unable to start input
> 'dvb': Error: dvb: Unable to initialise input: aborting Error:
Frontend: 
> time out: No such file or directory


Seems like your OS is not able to open the device.

Which dvb driver is running on your box ?

Did you check that you have a /dev/ost/frontend ?


Regards,

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nitrox


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