2 LFS VERSÝON: lfs-3.0-rc2
3 AUTHOR: Berkem Dincman <berkemdin@ixir.com>
9 In order to activate the existing support for TV-cards,
10 two different options in the kernel have to be selected.
12 Character devices --> I2C Support -->
13 activate I2C Support plus
14 add at least these two options:
18 Multimedia devices --> turn on Video4Linux
20 For these modules(compiled in as modules) to be loaded
23 cat /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/Modules.conf \
28 options bttv card=... pll=... radio=...
29 options tuner type=... debug=1
31 according to CARDLÝST in documentation, at the same time
32 we create new devices in /dev with the help of
34 cp /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/MAKEDEV \
35 /dev/MAKEDEV.bttv && cd /dev && chmod +x MAKEDEV.bttv
38 xawtv-3.64 compilation:
39 If you have XFree 4.0.1 or later try :
41 ./configure --with-xfree-ext --with-xvideo
43 If it compiles, you have to add
47 in the Modules section of your XF86Config file.
48 If it runs, it should enable you to view TV in higher
49 resolutions, since X is handling the TV card. Look
50 also in the Readme of bttv, in order to find out about
51 support of drivers for X.