#Mount afatech openelec how to#
#Mount afatech openelec install#
#Mount afatech openelec Patch#

Patching file drivers/media/usb/em28xx/em28xx.h Patching file drivers/media/usb/em28xx/em28xx-dvb.c Patching file drivers/media/usb/em28xx/em28xx-core.c

When instructed to get the sources, use the following command instead to ensure that you grab the sources for the 4.9 kernel:Д¬ode patching file drivers/media/usb/em28xx/em28xx-cards.c.

With that said, follow the instructions for compiling your own kernel as detailed in the Raspberry Pi documentation here: Kernel building - Raspberry Pi Documentation but make the following changes: So to reiterate ATSC will NOT work with this patch. The source for lgdt3306a would need to be amended to get ATSC working and I have not touched this.

The amended code for ATSC is in my patch, but it has been commented out and has not been tested. This adds support for DVB only! I am in the UK so do not have a need for ATSC nor have any means for testing it.

#Mount afatech openelec Patch#

Whilst this patch was compiled for a Model B+, I see no reason why it would not work on other models of Pi as the sources are the same.This patch has been built, tested and confirmed working on a rPi Model B+ for Kernel 4.9.13.It has just been created from my amends to the 4.9 kernel to get dual tuner support working on an rPi Model B+ This patch was created for my use only, anyone is free to use it, change it and amend it for reposting, but I will not troubleshoot or fix any issues anyone has.Some notes for anyone looking to use this. Ok, I have created a patch for version 4.9.y for Rasperry Pi.

#Mount afatech openelec how to#

Not even detecting the dualHD at all now?ДЄny help you can provide with how to compile my own kernel, or the idiot's guide to getting this working on an RPi3 (any distro) would be amazing!ДЄlso - and forgive my ignorance - but if I custom compile and patch a kernel, what happens when the system updates?ДЄnd (last dumb question): am I compiling all of these on a separate build machine? If so, how am I transferring the right files to the RPi?

#Mount afatech openelec install#

It didn't work out of the box on a new LibreELEC install on my RPi3. I recommend this for a more stable and faster install.

If you do not already have a working Raspbian distribution installed on your Pi, then head over to FrontPage - Raspbian and follow their instructions for installing an image.

My interest is not in a git tutorial, but how to get the Hauppage Win-TV Dual working on a Raspberry Pi.

The instructions below are not technically how you are meant to use git.

I am in the UK so do not have access to ATSC, so have no need for, nor any means to test, any amends made to the relevant ATSC sources.

This guide only gives support for DVB (and DVB-T2).

Mine was built on Ubuntu Server 14.04) or you will need to amend the code to compile on the Pi itself.

The code below assumes that you are cross compiling, so you will either need access to a linux machine (either VM or actual computer.

This is tested and working on a Raspberry Pi Model B+.

Ok, I decided to put together a guide to how to get this to work on a Pi.