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AVerMedia Hybrid+FM Cardbus

I've tried those drivers for FC4. They work as expected.

I also did some work on adding support for this card. It seems al pieces are
supported (saa7135, the tuner and so on). I didn't get far, though.

I think is not possible to use the drivers supplied by Avermedia with other
distros without the source code (the kernel has'nt an ABI compatibility
layer). I don't know if having this card working on linux with propietary
drivers may help checking the settings the propiertary driver sets.

Bye
SnOp

PD: There are lots of helpful and kind people you can contact at IRC. I
don't have time enough know to work on this and I'll just stick to Fedora
for some time.

2006/2/27, Rick Measham <rickm (at) isite.net.au>:
>
> I have puchased the above card as it covers my needs and I have another
> windows machine I can use it in. However I'd prefer to use it on my
> Linux machine and that's where I do all my work.
>
> AVerMedia have released drivers:
>
> http://www.avermedia.com/cgi-bin/support_driverbympdpro.asp?category=TV%20Cardbus&category2=Hybrid&proname=AVerTV%20Hybrid%20FM%20Cardbus&modelno=E506R#
>
> But they're for Mandriva or FC3+4. I'm assuming (hoping) that getting
> them to work on other distros (in particular Debian) can't be too hard.
>
> Has anyone already worked on this? If not I'll give it a go.
>
> Cheers!
> Rick Measham
>
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