Work in progress in getting dst card working.

I've placed an early, debug-ready, compile only, version
of my drive on http://members.optushome.com.au/jhonan/dst/

This only compiles, and has basic i2c communication between
the fusion 878a and the DST asic. Only for the hardy hacker,
not usable at present. No support for DST cards with CI.

Instructions.

1. You'll need the dvb-kernel out of cvs. You'll need to have
some familiarity with it.

2. Need to get bttv working. 

Use my patch to bttv-0.9.11.

Important : the stock standard bttv driver will hang your machine
if you load it with a DST plugged in!

3. Need to build dvb.

Unpack the tar file into a spare empty directory.

Place dst.c in the frontends directory
and modify the Makefile/ Config.

Do a diff of bt***** modules in the bt8xx directory to familiarise
yourself with the changes.

When satisfied, place the modified bt***** files in the bt8xx directory.
Both dst.c and dvb-bt8xx.c need to be able to see dst.h

Build as normal. Install as per normal bt8xx. (Make sure you use
dpemod, there's a new file bt878-if which I haven't made
a link for yet)

This should work:

	echo -n -e "Inserting DST + DVB modules into kernel"
	modprobe bttv 
	modprobe dvb-core dvb_shutdown_timeout=0
	modprobe dst
	modprobe bt878
	modprobe dvb-bt8xx
	# modprobe dvb-ttpci

All going well, you should see communication between the fusion
878a and the DST asic.

In particular, the line

	dst_check_ci: IS NOT DST-CI, but DST-020V

or IS DST-CI is encouraging.

To unload, rmmod the bt878-if module as well.

Jamie