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From: vivian stewart <vivichrist@gmail.com>
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Subject: HVR3000 DVB-T and ubuntu 9.04
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I can't get DVB-T to work with my HVR3000 using scan I just get tuning 
fail messages. dvbscan I get unable to query device message. how could I 
test to see if my UHF aerial is connected properly without getting up on 
our very inaccessible roof.

viv.