[linux-dvb] dvb-t receiver sturm ns-06

[linux-dvb] dvb-t receiver sturm ns-06

[kless]

hi,
I would like to use my dvb-t usb on linux, is a dvb-t receiver sturm ns-06 .
I can find nothing about it, no producer website nothing. I only know 
that is chines.
if someone would like to guide me / to experiment is wellcome.
Alberto

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Re: [linux-dvb] dvb-t receiver sturm ns-06

[barry bouwsma]

--- On Thu, 9/18/08, kless <wunderkless@gmail.com> wrote:

> I would like to use my dvb-t usb on linux, is a dvb-t
> receiver sturm ns-06 .
> I can find nothing about it, no producer website nothing. I

For starters, what do you see when you plug it in?

Also, vendor and product ID will be helpful (if not shown
as above, then `lsusb' will show this...


barry bouwsma


      


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Re: [linux-dvb] dvb-t receiver sturm ns-06

[Antti Palosaari]

to 18.9.2008 13:10 kless kirjoitti:
> hi,
> I would like to use my dvb-t usb on linux, is a dvb-t receiver sturm ns-06
> .
> I can find nothing about it, no producer website nothing. I only know
> that is chines.
> if someone would like to guide me / to experiment is wellcome.
> Alberto

There is many ways to identify chips...

* lsusb -vv -d <usb:id>
* examine Windows drivers
 - driver file names
 - driver .inf-file
 - looks strings from driver (use strings command)
* open device and look prints top of the ICs
* sniff USB-traffic from Windows and try to determine chips from I2C-data

regards
Antti


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