Re: Re: Mystique SaTiX-S2 Sky V2 USB (DVBSKY S960 clone) - Linux driver.

Nibble Max
2015-05-08T02:23:27Z

Hello Steve,

Could you try the following methods?

1> Could you try to install the media code from dvbsky.net?
http://www.dvbsky.net/download/linux/media_build-bst-150322.tar.gz

2> You can download the driver and software for windows from dvbsky.net and test to confirm the device is working properly or not.
driver: http://www.dvbsky.net/download/usb-drv/DVBSky_USB_20150326.zip
software: http://www.dvbsky.net/download/software/dvbsky-setup-140715.zip

Best Regards,
Max
On 2015-05-07 00:52:33, Steve <sjh_lmml@shic.co.uk> wrote:
>Hi, thanks for your help so far...
>
>It's taken a few days - but I've now tried a variety of things without
>arriving at any resolution.
>
>Prior to posting, I had not downloaded any firmware.
>
>I placed the firmware from
>http://www.dvbsky.net/download/linux/dvbsky-firmware.tar.gz into
>/lib/firmware... I rebooted - the only difference I discovered is that,
>this time, my keyboard and mouse stopped working when the SaTiX device
>was plugged in. Investigating syslog (after a reboot) suggested the
>error messages (previously posted) remained.
>
>I downloaded and built the latest v4l-dvb sources. The upshot was that
>the device returned to failing as in my original post (i.e. without
>stopping my keyboard/mouse from working.)
>
>I tried several USB cables - no improvement.
>
>I hooked the SaTiX device up to a modern, Dell, Windows 8.1 laptop.
>Windows recognised the device as an S960, but was not able to
>(automatically) determine any drivers for it. (I have no windows
>software for this device.)
>
>I installed Ubuntu onto a VirtualBox instance, and configured it to use
>the SaTiX. At first, I thought I'd made progress as lsusb worked...
>however I quickly discovered an error message:
>
> dvb_usb_v2: this USB2.0 device cannot be run on a USB1.1 port
>(it lacks a hardware PID filter)
>
>Having installed the extension pack for VirtualBox (to support virtual
>USB 2.0) the SaTiX device behaved identically to on the original (Ubuntu
>native) PC - i.e. the same errors in dmesg and lsusb fails to work after
>the device has been attached.
>
>The only new information that I have are the device diagnostics from
>Windows - the device reports:
>
> Bestunar S960 <-- I was surprised
> not to see "SaTiX" here.
> Vendor ID : 0572
> Product ID : 6831
> Version : 0000
> Revision : 20130511
>
>The green light, on the front of the device, only comes on once Linux
>has recognised the device...
>
>Can anyone offer any other advice? Have I been sent a different
>Sky-S960 clone to the one I ordered?
>
>On 03/05/15 08:44, Olli Salonen wrote:
>> Hi Steve,
>>
>> I've got the device in question and can confirm that it works ok.
>>
>> lsusb definitely should work ok - maybe there's indeed something wrong
>> with your device. As suggested by P. van Gaans, maybe you can try your
>> device on another computer or even on Windows and see if it works
>> there.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> -olli
>>
>>
>> On 2 May 2015 at 03:32, P. van Gaans<w3ird_n3rd@gmx.net> wrote:
>>> On 05/01/2015 04:57 PM, Steve wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying a direct mail to you as you are associated with this page:
>>>>
>>>> http://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DVB-S2_USB_Devices
>>>>
>>>> I have bought a Mystique SaTiX-S2 Sky V2 USB (DVBSKY S960 clone) - but
>>>> it doesn't work with my 3.19 kernel, which I'd assumed it would from the
>>>> above page.
>>>>
>>>> I've tried asking about the problem in various ways - first to
>>>> "AskUbuntu":
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> http://askubuntu.com/questions/613406/absent-frontend0-with-usb-dvbsky-s960-s860-driver-bug
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> ... and, more recently, on the Linux-Media mailing list. Without
>>>> convincing myself that I've contacted the right person/people to give
>>>> constructive feedback.
>>>>
>>>> By any chance can you offer me some advice about who it is best to
>>>> approach? (Obviously I'd also be grateful if you can shed any light on
>>>> this problem.)
>>>>
>>>> Steve
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Hi Steve,
>>>
>>> The page actually states "Support in-kernel is expected in Linux kernel
>>> 3.18.". Devil's advocate, but it doesn't say it's actually there or
>>> guarantees it ever will. At the time it was written, 3.18 wasn't out yet.
>>> Looking at your dmesg output however it seems your kernel is aware of the
>>> device. (so the patch made it) As for me, I was offered a bargain for
>>> another device so I have no S960.
>>>
>>> Linux-media mailing list is the right place. (and here we are) A few quick
>>> suggestions:
>>>
>>> Did you really, really, really get the right firmware and are you absolutely
>>> positive it's in the right location and has the right filename? Does dmesg
>>> mention the firmware being loaded?
>>>
>>> Get/compile the latest v4l-dvb sources.
>>> (http://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/How_to_Obtain,_Build_and_Install_V4L-DVB_Device_Drivers)
>>> Maybe it's just a bug that has already been fixed.
>>>
>>> Try another program to access the device. But if even lsusb hangs, this is
>>> pretty much moot.
>>>
>>> Make sure the power supply/device is functioning properly. Try it on another
>>> OS to make sure it's not defective.
>>>
>>> Try another computer, preferably with another chipset. If your RAM is faulty
>>> or you have a funky USB-controller, you can experience strange problems.
>>>
>>> Good luck!
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>>
>>> P. van Gaans
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