[pvrusb2] Error loading pvrusb2.ko in FC4 box
Mike Isely
isely at isely.net
Sat Jan 7 22:13:42 CST 2006
On Sat, 7 Jan 2006, Matt Bachmann wrote:
> seems like I jumped the gun a bit. I tried unpluging the device (from power
> and the computer) and waited a sec and plugged it in. Now I get this log:
>
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: usb 1-1: new high speed USB device using
> ehci_hcd and address 6
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 pvr2_hdw_create: hdw=f2a48000
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 Driver unit number is 0, name is
> pvrusb2_a
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 subsys_stream_mask: 0x3c000
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 pvr_probe(pvr=f73fb280)
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 pvr2_hdw_setup(hdw=f2a48000) begin
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 pvr2_upload_firmware1
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 request_firmware failed for '
> pvrusb2.f1'
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 Failure uploading firmware1
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 pvr2_hdw_setup(hdw=f2a48000) done,
> ok=1 init_ok=0
> Jan 7 23:02:08 localhost kernel: pvrusb2 Device firmware (re)load executed;
> it should now reset and reconnect.
>
> it seems to be a bit better!
> that request_firmware failure worries me, so I still may re-rip and rebuild.
> Unless anyone knows better ;-)
Sorry, this is consistent with my last response - you power cycled the
device so now the driver attempted to load the microcontroller firmware
first, and failed. That last message is admittedly misleading; the key
message here is the part where it failed to load the file "pvrusb2.f1".
Probably the driver could use some work here to make it far more clear
what is happening at this point. You're not the first to get misled by
that last message :-(
-Mike
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