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<blockquote data-quote="satesco" data-source="post: 1165683" data-attributes="member: 297935">You must consider some prerequisites when installing [USER=215446]@deeptho[/USER]'s driver, which is true for everything when building something in Linux.In this case, it's about Git, a compiler that allows you to access the source code.Then there's libproc-processtable-perl .Check if you installed Git in a terminal with the command: git --versionIf you get a negative message, then you need to install it like this:-sudo apt update-sudo apt upgrade -y-sudo apt install git-git --versionThen install; libproc-processtable-perlAt each command line, you should see on the terminal that something happens next:mkdir ~/blindscan_kernelcd ~/blindscan_kernel: git clone --depth=1 <a href="https://github.com/deeptho/linux_media.git" target="_blank">GitHub - deeptho/linux_media: neumoDVB blindscan drivers media_tree</a> ./mediaetc,etc,etc.But better, as [USER=215446]@deeptho[/USER] says, to read each paragraph from his site: <a href="https://github.com/deeptho/linux_media/blob/deepthought/README.md" target="_blank">linux_media/README.md at deepthought · deeptho/linux_media</a>I don't know how much anyone can help you if you haven't put any &quot;bricks&quot; when you want to build something.I understand. I was in your situation myself, and I went through many tribulations when I first tried to install the neumoDVB driver and application.Switching from Windows to Linux or any operating system is like learning a foreign language mentally; you have to think like a native speaker of that language, not words and sentences.[USER=215446]@deeptho[/USER] provides us with &quot;the bricks&quot; and instructions for arranging them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="satesco, post: 1165683, member: 297935"] You must consider some prerequisites when installing [USER=215446]@deeptho[/USER]'s driver, which is true for everything when building something in Linux. In this case, it's about Git, a compiler that allows you to access the source code. Then there's libproc-processtable-perl . Check if you installed Git in a terminal with the command: git --version If you get a negative message, then you need to install it like this: -sudo apt update -sudo apt upgrade -y -sudo apt install git -git --version Then install; libproc-processtable-perl At each command line, you should see on the terminal that something happens next: mkdir ~/blindscan_kernel cd ~/blindscan_kernel: git clone --depth=1 [URL='https://github.com/deeptho/linux_media.git']GitHub - deeptho/linux_media: neumoDVB blindscan drivers media_tree[/URL] ./media etc,etc,etc. But better, as [USER=215446]@deeptho[/USER] says, to read each paragraph from his site: [URL='https://github.com/deeptho/linux_media/blob/deepthought/README.md']linux_media/README.md at deepthought · deeptho/linux_media[/URL] I don't know how much anyone can help you if you haven't put any "bricks" when you want to build something. I understand. I was in your situation myself, and I went through many tribulations when I first tried to install the neumoDVB driver and application. Switching from Windows to Linux or any operating system is like learning a foreign language mentally; you have to think like a native speaker of that language, not words and sentences. [USER=215446]@deeptho[/USER] provides us with "the bricks" and instructions for arranging them. [/QUOTE]

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