Re: bttv weirdness

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> How do I tell what version of bttv is in the 2.4.7 kernel?

Maybe some reasonable bttv which was current that time...

> If I need to upgrade, how do replace the kernel bttv stuff with the
> new stuff?

At least you could try to use the latest bttv.

How do you install XYZ? Get XYZ.tar.gz, unpack and read the
instructions.

Before submitting bugs, read the instructions. When you submit
bugs/questions include everything relevant. What is relevant? - Read
the instructions.

> Should I try the v4l-2 stuff?

Try the latest bttv form bytesex.org(?), maybe you could also try the
latest from the bttv-0.7.x series. Maybe there are some hints on that
site or in "bttv-0.8.x.tar.gz" on what could be good to try...

I cant give you real hints here, as I stopped using my hauppauge card
about a year ago. That time my mashine crashed after some hours of
using bttv 0.7.x. I could try the rewritten code base of bttv
0.8.x. Well it could be a problem with my mainboard - I'm unsure and
don't have the time to check that.


Regards,
		Robert





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