Greyberry

I still do not fully grasp the whole picture of this issue. tbsdtv/linux_media has a commit from last week, so the open-source tree isn't really abandoned, is it? (https://github.com/tbsdtv/linux_media). TBS support told me (discussion above) the closed-source driver was discontinued years ago, and that the drv-tbs.sh script now installs the latest open-source driver; the opposite of what we'd assumed here, so there may be some confusion about which is which. Their install page lists "Auto (kernel >= 6.8)" via the script vs "Manual (kernel <= 6.14)" via git clone, which implies the script's package supports kernels above 6.14. I'm on 7.2.7 (kernel 6.12.90), which is under the 6.14 cap, yet TBS-OpenSource stopped working. so the plugin's build may just be on a stale snapshot?! Would you consider updating the TBS-OpenSource build to the current tree, and/or adding two separate entries (open-source linux_media vs the script package) so older cards can try both? Happy to test on the 6982 and post diagnostics. Thanks!

Ok i'll try running the script, but i need the build tools on unraid. How can i obtain them? V4L drivers building... ./install.sh: line 58: make: command not found V4L drivers installing... sudo: make: command not found

So, this was the conversation with the TBS Support: So... I am now highly confused as to what is the newest driver, and if my card is supported at all. Please help. 🫠

I'm at home again, and found out i have a TBS6982. So for me there is no way this will work ever again with modern versions of linux, right? My only way forward is to make a VM and passthrough the card I think. :-(

is there a chance that the old open source drivers get edited so they can be compiled against newer kernels?

I am not entirely sure which card it is exactly (I am currently abroad) unfortunately but I am pretty sure it is a TBS card. Is there a way to try the closed source drivers? (even if it doesnt align with your stance on linux and open-source software)

sorry. dvb-driver page says "DVB Info No Adapters found!" server-diagnostics-20260523-1400.zip

I am not sure LibreELEC supports my card. I installed it and no /dev/dvb shows up :-(

Sorry. The device shows up in lspci. 06:00.0 Multimedia controller: Philips Semiconductors SAA7160 (rev 03)I chose the TBS-OpenSource and it did well in the last few years. :-) server-diagnostics-20260523-1321.zip

I updated to 7.2.7 and my /dev/dvb device is not there anymore. is this expected? I waited till I got the notification that it is ready to reboot.

No because, if you scale the terminal it scales unraids webinterface too. If you scale down the terminal, the webinterface gets unreadable small. If you do Strg + 0 it gets large again and cut off.

This is not really viable, as you said it alters with the size of the Unraid-WebInterface unfortunately. But it is interesting. I use the same browser in Windows and there it works fine. Seems to have something to do with linux / fedora + firefox.

I am using LibreWolf (fork of Firefox) and have the same problem. Is there any fix for it?

Is it possible to have the Notifications disabled if 0 files were moved? I get them on my phone and it bugs me very much.

I am running the caddyv2 docker in unraid. https://hub.docker.com/_/caddy I now want to add the --watchflag to the run command. https://caddyserver.com/docs/command-line#caddy-run Can someone guide me on how to do that? I wasn't able to find it out by myself.