I will still try lo get it working under linux, because it is working fine on Windows for me, and I am developer. If you could just point me to some major differences between ID "dc01" and ID "dc02" - it would be great, if not - it is ok.
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Re: DVB-C usb stick no frontend was attached
Anyway thank you for reply.
I will still try lo get it working under linux, because it is working fine on Windows for me, and I am developer. If you could just point me to some major differences between ID "dc01" and ID "dc02" - it would be great, if not - it is ok.
I will still try lo get it working under linux, because it is working fine on Windows for me, and I am developer. If you could just point me to some major differences between ID "dc01" and ID "dc02" - it would be great, if not - it is ok.
- Wed Oct 16, 2013 4:52 am
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: DVB-C usb stick no frontend was attached
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Re: DVB-C usb stick no frontend was attached
One small addition.
After device became "734c:dc02" it will survive system reboot, but on clean shutdown/wait/startup it will again become
"Bus 001 Device 004: ID 734c:dc01 TBS Technologies China" till firmware loaded...
After device became "734c:dc02" it will survive system reboot, but on clean shutdown/wait/startup it will again become
"Bus 001 Device 004: ID 734c:dc01 TBS Technologies China" till firmware loaded...
- Tue Oct 15, 2013 10:31 am
- Forum: Linux
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DVB-C usb stick no frontend was attached
Hello, I have a problem with DVB-C usb stick. First of all after following instructions I got nothing. Then I discovered that this is because according to lsusb I have: Bus 001 Device 004: ID 734c:dc0 1 TBS Technologies China, whic does not supported by tbsdvbc.c, so I modified it to allow also dc01...
- Mon Oct 14, 2013 11:24 pm
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: DVB-C usb stick no frontend was attached
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