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<blockquote data-quote="satesco" data-source="post: 1128160" data-attributes="member: 297935">What intrigues me is that my driver problem is not related to Deeptho drivers, but to <a href="https://www.tbsdtv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=87&amp;t=25571" target="_blank">TBS drivers on Ubuntu 20.04</a>. On Ubuntu 16.04 or 18.04 I didn't have problems with tbs drivers, but only on 20.04! When I first installed the tbs drivers on this OS, the same thing happened exactly as with Deeptho. After I notified the TBS team of this situation, they found the solution with ./sh, and since then no matter how many versions of kernels appear, the installation of the tbs drivers is done correctly, without any consequences.So it's not the drivers that are to blame, but the way they are installed.On the other hand, I installed Neumodvb even on Ubuntu 20.04 and it worked without a problem but of course with a changed resolution. That's why the solution has to be found, not the drivers!As a consequence of the fact that Neumodvb works on Ubuntu 20.04, then I say that even on Ubuntu you can work with Deeptho's application. I would say that it would be a kind of test that Neumodvb is valid on any distro. Moreover, Deeptho himself thinks it is possible that his application can work on Ubuntu too. If he had more time, he could prove that the application is supported by ubuntu. But he preferred Fedora, it seems to suit him better.If he doesn't have time to try his app on Ubuntu, then I could even be a tester, just like Llew was on Fedora. And it would benefit those who want his app on Ubuntu. I'm sure he would agree to such a test.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="satesco, post: 1128160, member: 297935"] What intrigues me is that my driver problem is not related to Deeptho drivers, but to [URL='https://www.tbsdtv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=87&t=25571']TBS drivers on Ubuntu 20.04[/URL]. On Ubuntu 16.04 or 18.04 I didn't have problems with tbs drivers, but only on 20.04! When I first installed the tbs drivers on this OS, the same thing happened exactly as with Deeptho. After I notified the TBS team of this situation, they found the solution with ./sh, and since then no matter how many versions of kernels appear, the installation of the tbs drivers is done correctly, without any consequences. So it's not the drivers that are to blame, but the way they are installed. On the other hand, I installed Neumodvb even on Ubuntu 20.04 and it worked without a problem but of course with a changed resolution. That's why the solution has to be found, not the drivers! As a consequence of the fact that Neumodvb works on Ubuntu 20.04, then I say that even on Ubuntu you can work with Deeptho's application. I would say that it would be a kind of test that Neumodvb is valid on any distro. Moreover, Deeptho himself thinks it is possible that his application can work on Ubuntu too. If he had more time, he could prove that the application is supported by ubuntu. But he preferred Fedora, it seems to suit him better. If he doesn't have time to try his app on Ubuntu, then I could even be a tester, just like Llew was on Fedora. And it would benefit those who want his app on Ubuntu. I'm sure he would agree to such a test. [/QUOTE]

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