[eriksla]

Originally Posted by noggie

Having nothing better to do, I decided to play around with compiling the new cdk for the upcoming 7020 (instructions at http://developer.elitedvb.net/listpr...hp?curr_dir=80) and trying to adapt this for my 7000.

Nice project!

Enigma crashes when I try to start it. I'm not sure why, but there's a kernel oops involved, and I think it is caused by what I had to do to load the binary-only kernel modules (fb26 and head). I couldn't get the dream-tv-7020 modules to load (changes in hardware?)

That is very probable, yes.

so I've used a binary editor to change the 2.6.9-rc1 modules so that they can be loaded on the 2.6.9 kernel. Hrrrm... They seem to load OK, but maybe that's misleading. Another explanation is that the new enigma needs newer modules in order to work. I'll try to work around this problem by using another enigma, probably the one using by the latest Hydra.

Can't just use an existing 7000 kernel with accompanying modules (e.g. extracted from an image)?

So if anyone knows of a version of fb26.ko/head.ko for the 7000 compatible with 2.6.9, please let me know!

All images have these...

If I can get this running from nfs, I would like to go on and install it in flash/usb. I'm not quite sure how to do this. My kernel has usb-support built-in, but I'm still not able to get the kernel to use the usb stick as root. The obvious "root=/dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1" doesn't work, nor does "root=/dev/sda1". Any suggestions?

You might try the hex notation, like root=0x0321 (but then altered for your situation, use major block device id (03 in example) + minor block device id (21 in example).

BTW why don't you keep using NFS? I am using it, and it works like a charm, also very handy for developing...