Thema: DVB-T USB compatible with dreambox and OpenATV

Code:

root@formuler3:~# opkg update && opkg list | grep rtl28

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enigma2-plugin-drivers-dvb-usb-rtl2832 - 1.0-r3 - USB DVB driver for Realtek RTL2832 chipset
kernel-module-dvb-usb-rtl28xxu-4.10.6 - 4.10.6-.4 - dvb-usb-rtl28xxu kernel module
 dvb-usb-rtl28xxu kernel module; Realtek RTL28xxU DVB USB driver
kernel-module-rtl2830-4.10.6 - 4.10.6-.4 - rtl2830 kernel module
 rtl2830 kernel module; Realtek RTL2830 DVB-T demodulator driver
kernel-module-rtl2832-4.10.6 - 4.10.6-.4 - rtl2832 kernel module
 rtl2832 kernel module; Realtek RTL2832 DVB-T demodulator driver

Kernel module driver is there as the universal driver for RTL28xx series, or no ? Named as "kernel-module-dvb-usb-rtl28xxu-4.10.6". Please use the |grep rtl28 instead of the |grep rtl2832. But I do not know if it will help you.

Also you can try the command: opkg list-installed | grep rtl28

Detach and insert the USB-tuner into the set top box. Then you can extract last messages from the system stack with dmesg command and check whether the USB or DVB device is properly loaded. Alternatively, you can use dmesg with the words dvb and usb filtering: dmesg | grep -e dvb -e usb

I do not know if there should be a rtl2830 kernel module or how it got there (together with the kernel module rtl28xxu).
In my opinion there should be only one of them, and it's just rtl28xxu.
Try to uninstall that brothel.
Disconnect the USB-tuner from the set top box and reinstall:

Code:

opkg remove kernel-module-2830-3.4-4.0-dm520 kernel-module-dvb-usb-rtl28xxu-3.4-4.0-dm520 enigma2-plugin-drivers-dvb-rtl2832
# check it again :
opkg list-installed | grep rtl28
# and reboot the device :
reboot

And now try clean installing plugin for the RTL28xx tuner again via OpenATV GUI (Plugin-MENU).
Then reboot and connect the USB-device back.

Check all again via terminal (Putty):

Code:

opkg list-installed | grep rtl28

BTW, do not create screenshots for Putty because they are working badly with them. Select the text for copying in the putty with your mouse. This will be saved to the clipboard. You enter it normally in the discussion forum by CTRL+V (keyboard short-cut), and apply the "code" tags. Open the "Advanced" edit box of the post, mark the code with mouse and click on the "code" button (there are tools on the bottom). Or, you can also write TAGs manually into your post, at the start of the text [ code ] and at the end of the text [ /code ].

Dependencies = means that other packages are required and used in addition to the main package. These can not be removed (for an unknown reason). For OPKG package manager, there is a "force removal" argument and an "remove dependent" argument, but I would not recommend it for the time being. Some dependencies (packages) may be required by others than the DVB-tuner module.

I also noticed that you want to remove non-existent packages (incorrect package names). The package name must match exactly, and it should be free of dash and version at the end of some packages (this part does not belong to the package name and is only informative). It is best to copy the exact package name you want to uninstall with the help of mouse markup.

Try to first look into the Plugin-MENU and uninstall the DVB-tuner in the normal way in the OpenATV menu . If it does not help, remove at least the 2830:

Code:

opkg remove kernel-module-rtl2830-3.4-4.0-dm520

It is also possible that I misspelled the names of the packages.
Here's a new command for the case that nothing really helps:

Code:

opkg remove --force-removal-of-dependent-packages enigma2-plugin-drivers-dvb-usb-rtl2832
opkg remove --force-removal-of-dependent-packages kernel-module-rtl2830-3.4-4.0-dm520
opkg remove --force-removal-of-dependent-packages kernel-module-dvb-usb-rtl28xxu-3.4-4.0-dm520
reboot

After reboot try to install DVB-tuner again (clean install with the neccessary dependencies):

Code:

opkg install enigma2-plugin-drivers-dvb-usb-rtl2832
reboot

USB ID = 0bda:2838
Maded in CHINA ? http://www.dx.com/p/rtl2832u-r820t-m...e-black-170541
Not good chipset that R820T/2: R820T
Perhaps you have to buy another, better, compatible USB DVB-T tuner :-/.

Sorry, I don't know the advice. I don't use the DVB-T USB dongle, but if you are browsing this discussion forum, you will surely find some authenticated types. :-/

Even your USB DVB-T should work, but as you see it does not work.

The problem can really be anywhere. Not every manufacturer integrates the chipset in the same way as the original USB DVB-T manufacturer. They can also differ with their own firmware. Then you need to rework the Linux driver to work on so many different devices - even with the same chipset. Often, new chipsets are being produced (with a miraculous letter at the end in their tag), which also may not work properly in Linux.

Hello

Today i bought a different dongle. Now its My Gica T230 (Geniatech)

I installed drivers from feed menu called "ct2-dvb-usb-geniatech-t230" (1.0-r1)

And of course stick is isn't recognised.
On pc works perfect also with crazyscan2 to scan terrestrial tv

dmesg gives:

Code:

[  233.757000] HDMI: CEC recv ok!
[  758.928000] usb 1-1: USB disconnect, device number 2
[  760.309000] usb 1-1: new high-speed USB device number 3 using ehci-brcm
[  760.424000] usb 1-1: config 1 interface 0 altsetting 0 bulk endpoint 0x86 has invalid maxpacket 188
[  760.426000] usb 1-1: string descriptor 0 malformed (err = -61), defaulting to 0x0409
[ 1056.287000] HDMI: force disconnect!
[ 1056.287000] HDMI: now disconnected
[ 1056.287000] HDMI: CEC RX stopped, state is now 0
[ 1056.288000] HDMI: now powered down
[ 1056.289000] HDMI: CEC returned state 0
[ 1056.290000] HDMI: CEC state now 800
[ 1056.316000] HDMI: CEC Physical Addr 1.0.0.0 set from EDID
[ 1056.317000] HDMI: EDID read ok
[ 1056.317000] HDMI: CEC start ... state is now 1
[ 1056.318000] HDMI: CEC returned state 1
[ 1056.318000] HDMI: CEC state now 801
[ 1056.380000] HDMI: CEC use logical address 3
[ 1056.381000] HDMI: CEC init completed... state is now 3!
[ 1056.382000] HDMI: CEC returned state 3
[ 1056.383000] HDMI: CEC state now 803
[ 1056.517000] HDMI: CEC send ok!
[ 1063.056000] HDMI: CEC recv ok!
[ 1063.148000] HDMI: CEC recv ok!
[ 1063.528000] HDMI: CEC send ok!
[ 1063.881000] HDMI: CEC recv ok!
[ 1064.314000] HDMI: CEC send ok!
[ 1065.449000] set input to 0
[ 1065.449000] set fb to 2(-1)
[ 1065.450000] using 60.00Hz as MonitorRefreshRate
[ 1065.450000] SET FORMAT: display[0], format='1080p'
[ 1065.451000] HDMI mode
[ 1065.451000] using forced colorspace: Hdmi_Rgb
[ 1065.452000] using 8bit output
[ 1065.590000] set current avs auto aspect to 16:9
root@dm520:~#

lsusb:

Code:

root@dm520:~# lsusb
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0572:c688
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001

any help with this errors?