Tvheadend

I just bought one of these as well, and would like to know if there is a way to get this working.

does 'grep -i tda /var/log/messages' show some output?

eg:

Jul  2 14:03:29 htpc-wohnzimmer kernel: [    3.341562] DVB: registering adapter 1 frontend 0 (NXP TDA10071)...
Jul  2 14:03:34 htpc-wohnzimmer kernel: [   10.734234] usb 1-6: firmware: agent loaded dvb-fe-tda10071.fw into memory
Jul  2 14:03:34 htpc-wohnzimmer kernel: [   10.762783] tda10071: found a 'NXP TDA10071' in cold state, will try to load a firmware
Jul  2 14:03:34 htpc-wohnzimmer kernel: [   10.762787] tda10071: downloading firmware from file 'dvb-fe-tda10071.fw'
Jul  2 14:03:35 htpc-wohnzimmer kernel: [   12.160825] tda10071: firmware version 1.21.31.2
Jul  2 14:03:35 htpc-wohnzimmer kernel: [   12.160827] tda10071: found a 'NXP TDA10071' in warm state.

afaik, the cinergy [S2|T|C] pcie dual series is currently not supported under linux, the S2 isn't even listed on http://linux.terratec.de and for the T version, it says "not supported yet" - so i think there's just a little chance to get it working...

maybe the get_dvb_firmware script from linuxtv could help - or installing linux-firmware-nonfree from the multiverse repos...

If the card is a clone of the tevii S480, is there no way to use the same driver?

as the S480 is supported by the s2-liplianin drivers you could give it a shot - maybe it works, if it's a clone.

As I am using unraid and not ubuntu this isn't so easy for me to test.
Apparently I have to build a custom kernel, and I have no idea how to do that

Maybe Fredrik Ling who created the topic could test it, and tell us if its worth checking out?

Hi

Do not know how to add USB ID for the card, I found patches but they are for other cards. My my linux knowledge is quite limited.I uploaded 2x files for a different card

just issue "update-usbids" as root to do the update

I do not think it helps. Unfortunately,
because of that in the module dw2102 USB id is hardcoded to load the firmware.
If you look at the other cards so they have created patches to add USB id to dw2102.c

Best regards
Fredrik

sry, seems that i misunderstood you ... update-usbids just updates the ids on your system, not in the drivermodule - true.

you may want to try https://bitbucket.org/liplianin/s2-liplianin-v39 as it's the latest driver available. you can add the usbid manually to dw2102.c before installing using your favourite text-editor.

regards,
hauke

It's works now

Did you do what Hauke suggested? If so could you upload the dw2102.c file?

Hi

This is my dw2102.c

I have tried replacing your dw2102.c with the one in the liplianin driver package, but it still doesn't work.

Could you please write exactly how you managed to get your tuner working?

regards
Bergur

Just an update in case someone stumbles onto this topic:

CrazyCat has forked the liplianin driver package, and he has added this terratec card.
https://bitbucket.org/CrazyCat/s2-liplianin-v39/commits/a59cfb987be87acc1c14eff79aa0ed47ea1b8cba?at=default

Apologies for bumping an old topic, but are there any more up to date instructions for getting this card to work on Ubuntu (14.04)?

Card is installed, visible via lsusb (took me ages to figure out why I couldn't see anything via lspci!). Kernel has been upgraded to 4.4.x as apparently it's now natively supported - ref. https://www.amazon.de/Terratec-Cinergy-interne-TV-Karte-DVB-S2/dp/B00AXDKVEE - one of the comments says this is working (translated from german)

This was / is intended for my multimedia server under Linux (mythtv on ubuntu server).
In order for the map to be detected, however, a kernel update from 3.19 to 4.2 was necessary.
After that the card was recognized by the operating system - but not with "lspci", but with "lsusb". Sprcih: The card logs in as two USB devices (although PCIe)!
Thus, the card will appear under (dev / dvb, it was necessary to install the correct firmware:
It reacts like the TerraTec Cinergy S2 USB Box to the firmware dvbsky-firmware.tar.gz (dvb-fe-ds3103.fw) of DVBSky ([...]). the whole download and install by default. the KArte logs under >MytTV as assembly M88 and is now running without any problems.

I can only see my other DVB-S2 adaptor under /dev/dvb, not this one, which suggests to me the driver isn't loaded or isn't in the kernel, although the comment above suggests it should be... I've tried with 4.2.x as well with the same results..

Any suggestions? I've also tried building liplianin but it's reporting that it doesn't support my kernel...

Thanks!