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Actually: 1.) its not wise to only compile a part - the symbols most likely will not match 2.) copy your modules to /lib/modules/<kernelversion>/updates/somefolder and run depmod -a , in Debian and Ubuntu modules in that directory will be prefered over same modules in other directories. So you can e...

I packaged http://www.tbs-technology.de/driver/linux-tbs-drivers_111103.zip in https://launchpad.net/~yavdr/+archive/main for natty (should work for other releases as well, but precompiled modules is for 64bit 2.6.38-12 of natty) Changes: Managed to find a way to run tbs scripts as described in READ...

I packaged https://www.tbs-technology.de/driver/linux-tbs-drivers_110717.rar in https://launchpad.net/~yavdr/+archive/main . REMARK: - Not tested as i dont have any hardware. - Also for dkms the objekt files needed to be created/copied/linked in the makefile, atm only 64bit. Need to put something ni...

Thanks. Well yavdr is kind of pragmatic in that respect. We build it mainly around nvidia driver (as long as its the only chance to handle HDTV properly right now) We deliver Sundtek drivers, so why not also those. In the end it should be the user who decides, not we trying to teach someone somethin...

Hi there, i just got a request from one of our users to include the TBS drivers into our repository/distribution (yavdr). That means i could possibly create a dkms package for the driver, but i would like to clarify a few things before. As i dont see a general forum, and this thread matches my quest...