Re: no drivers for IEEE1394 product 0x/0x/0x

Hi,

> > No, that looked like a very low-level chip design problem. As
> > far as I understand, the BIOS is not involved in this. Maybe a
> > workaround in the ohci1394 driver could do something about it,
> > maybe not.
>
> hmm, sounds really bad.

today i asked a collegue that has bought exactly the same
motherboard (Asus P4C800E-deluxe). He is using windows and
has no problems with the IEEE1394.
So i guess they wrote some workaround for that hardware.

> 2.4.26 fails with no message in /var/log/messages and a
> segmentation fault. I disabled "Excessive debug output" for
> this one as it floods the log files. I'll do it once more
> with that option enabled.

I just tried 2.4.26 with excessive debug output. "dvgrab"
still hangs and needs to be stopped with Ctrl-C and then
says "Segmentation fault".

In /var/log/messages i get the messages in the attached text
file. I attached it as text so the formatting is not changed.

Is there something that i possibly did wrong in kernel
configuration? I somehow have the strange feeling that
i messed something up. Would it make sense to change some
kernel settings?

Best regards,
Torsten.

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