O2 Joggler Forum

I thought too new?

Sorry 3.19...not 3.21

BuZz wrote:which card ? can you lspci -v ?

The card is a Mini PCIe card called Commell mpx-3132. It looks like as posted above it was supported by the kernal until 3.21?

I will try that command tonight and report back. Thanks.

did you try the image out ? Yes, I finally did this week. I used the server version and it did not work for the drive I had attached. I am a bit limited in linux but I could not see that it was recognizing the drive hardware to be able to mount it. My guess is that the pcie card is only supported b...

Hmmm....I wonder if I can place my OS on a sata drive when everything is said and done?

Here are some images with the driver included: Base/Server image - http://jwills.co.uk/files/joggler/ubuntu_base_14.04-v1.3-ext4.img.gz Xubuntu image - http://jwills.co.uk/files/joggler/xubuntu_14.04-v1.4-ext4.img.gz Thanks so much! I will have to redo the Linux TV stuff but I think that was easy e...

This link you provided (http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/natty/man4/siis.4freebsd.html) says to do this: To compile this driver into the kernel, place the following lines in your kernel configuration file: device pci device scbus device siis Does this mean I need to follow instructions similar to...

thanks Pete. I am on a similar kernel as you. Forgive my ignorance. Does this mean the sata_sil24.ko is not available for this kernel?

I personally have removed and only tried a Crystal HD mini PciE card and it worked perfectly. Never tried a sata card. Most of the ones I looked at were too large. I did a quick google of a search for buntu drivers and did not find any references to buntu 14.04 and said device you mention. The phys...

Hello, I am trying to build a TV server with a Joggler using TVHeadend and Buzz's Trusty image. I have things working but I'd now like to add some drives to store all the recordings. I have a Mini PCIe card called Commell mpx-3132 and this works with linux using a specific driver (I have taken out t...

Thanks for the suggestions. I was able to get my Openpeak to recognize my tv tuner by starting from scratch with BuZz's Xubuntu 14.04 image and then was able to successfully install TVHeadend. All that was required after that was to update the firmware that the driver was looking for as described on...

Some progress.... Ran out of space trying this on the eMMC version of SqueezePlay OS v2, so will need to start again on the external flash version. This builds however... sudo su apt-get --no-install-recommends build-essential git apt-get install patchutils libproc-processtable-perl cd /root wget h...