I would like to pick up the discuassion again which was started over at the LibreELEC forum back in November last year. The situation we discoverd there still persists, but I may have some additional pertinent information.
Meanwhile, I have Armbian running with the 3.14.29 kernel on my 905W box:
uname -a
Linux amlemby 3.14.29 #131 SMP PREEMPT Wed May 16 16:14:24 MSK 2018 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux
On this box, I installed the Sundtek driver in the usual fashion using their netinstall-script. after that, I find:
/opt/bin/mediaclient --arch
Architecture: arm64
However, with CoreELEC on the box I find:
mediaclient --arch
Architecture: armsysvhf
I am pretty sure that this is the problem. Also, @Ray had already provided a tvheadend version for kszaq’s LibreELEC which worked with the Sundtek sticks.
It would really be great if you could provide a stable solution to this, since these sticks are really first rate and I would hate not to be able to use them with your otherwise really great piece of SW!
EDIT: on the other hand, if I replace the tvheadend addon provided in the repos with the one I got from @Ray way back then, it works - so maybe it is not a driver problem on the Sundtek side? I am a bit flustered.
Anyway, it is great to be able to watch Sky UHD football with these boxes - this does not work with kszaq’s LibreELEC, where I only get a black screen. With CoreELEC 8.90.5, however, it seems to work like a charm (at least for the last five minutes …)
Well, over at kodinerds he said that he had passed on the issue to @afl1 and he had contacted @sundtek (obviously not a user here …) to get in contact with him. That was 3 weeks ago, however, … Also, he at least seems to be reading what is going on here.
I also have this issue with the Sundtek.
However, I could not get it work with CE. @chessplayer: Could you send me the tvheadend or driver (or both) which works for you ?
I would reeaaaly really appreciate it.
Sundtek is indeed one of the best tuners and it’s a pity not to have it working, especially that it worked in the past
Thanks @chessplayer.
It looks like I am not getting any more the DTV_CLEAR failed (e=success) error with this one.
Currently it’s scanning the muxes, will report back if it works!!
For now I have limited success, as all muxes are failed on all satellites. What’s interesting is that it actually moves the dish (I have an H-H motor) , therefore it communicates via Diseq. Will check the cables again, but I have a dual LNB for anorher room, this is how I was able to test that the dish is moved to the right position…
While that would be wonderful, this 32/64 mixup has been known to be the source of the problem for a while but no one at Sundtek could be bothered to take a look