Multi Tuner Firewire Priming Script
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Author | Fryfrog |
Description | Fryfrog's multi-tuner firewire priming script |
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Fryfrog's Multi Tuner Firewire Priming Script
The latest version is a fairly big cleanup and re-tune. It now uses the firewire bus reset available in the "latest" version of firewire_tester. This means you may need to grab the source for it (it is only one file) from SVN head. It is worth it, I think. You can always modify the script a little if you don't want to use it (just deleting two lines should do it). It should now be faster in cases where things are working, and it uses the "single" packet method with 6200ch. I am having "better" luck with it now, but firewire still isn't work 100% for me. I'm almost ready to move to SVN with all the new firewire features.
#!/bin/bash # Released under the GPL, 2006 # Current Version: 1.0.6 # # Revision history: # Version 1.0.6, Added auto-detection of neccessary programs. Still includes # manual locations, but if that fails it will try auto-detecting # and finally fail telling you it can't find the utility. # Version 1.0.5, Lots of minor changes. The lenght of time spent fixing will # now depend on how many times it has looped. This means that if # everything is working, it will be fast. As it fails, it will spend # longer and longer trying to fix. I also added in a re-tune # of the channel after X attemps and a firewire port reset after # Y attempts. I cleaned up the code a bit, and it seems to be # working a bit better for me. # ** IMPORTANT ** -- The mode options "p" and "b" where changed to # "p" and "B" (sorry). # Version 1.0.4, Added support for the -R reset firewire bus command in svn versions of the # firewire_tester program. # Version 1.0.3, Added support for p2p *and* broadcast, using "firewire_tester" # Version 1.0.2, Added a "seconds" option controlling how long it gets # input from firewire before testing. # Version 1.0.1, Improved debugging output/formatting! # Version 1.0.0, Initial release! # # Remember, the -h option (and making a mistake) gives a usage summary! # # Firewire channel changing and test script, re-written by fryfrog at gmail.com, fryfrog.com # Original idea from Sean Donovan, techonfoot.com # # This script has been completely re-written to be more robust and useful than # the original version. It can be passed the port, node and number of tries. # it also has a verbose and debug mode to help track down issues. The defaults # should be very similar to the original script. Since this one can take port # and node, the same script can be used for those with more than one fw tuner. # # The script also uses variables for a large portion of the script, allowing # (hopefully) it to be much easier to change and adapt to the future or your # needs. # # Requirements: # You will need a channel changer (like 6200ch for the DCT series of STBs), # the "firewire_tester" program that comes in ./contrib of MythTV, and finally # the "test-mpeg2" & "plugctl" programs that should be part of libiec61883 # # Example usage: # 2x firewire cable boxes. `plugreport` shows them on adapter 0, node 0 & 1. # After a bit of manual, 5 tries is found to be "ideal" and you would like # debug messages. Script can be found in /usr/local/bin/sure-change.sh # # Entry in mythtv-setup, input connections, channel changing script. # /usr/local/bin/sure-change.sh -p 0 -n 0 -t 5 -d # Entry for second box # /usr/local/bin/sure-change.sh -p 0 -n 1 -t 5 -d # # Default values for port, node, debug and verbose # These can be changed if desired, or fed via options MODE="p" PORT=0 NODE=0 DEBUG=0 VERBOSE=0 TRIES=5 TIME=1 # Values for external binarys / scripts # You probably want to point these to the correct place CHANNEL_CHANGER="/usr/local/bin/6200ch" FIREWIRE_TESTER="/usr/local/bin/firewire_tester" TEST_MPEG2="/usr/local/bin/test-mpeg2" PLUGCTL_PROG="/usr/bin/plugctl" TEST_FILE="/tmp/testcap.ts" # Lonely variable used for loop, dont touch! X=1 # Usage function usage() { echo " Usage: [-p <port>] [-n <node>] [-t <tries>] [-v] [-d] [-h] <channel>" echo " -m <mode> ** [p]2p or [B]roadcast" echo " -p <port> ** The adapter port, default of 0" echo " -n <node> ** The node of device, default of 0" echo " -t <tries> ** Number of reset and test attemps" echo " -s <seconds> ** Number of seconds to record for test, default of 1" echo " strongly suggest something in the 1-2 range, 5 tries" echo " with 5 second time out is 25 seconds until fail!" echo " -v ** Verbose output" echo " -d ** Debug output" echo " -h ** Help and usage" echo " <channel> ** Channel being changed to" } # Debug & Verbose output inform() { TIMESTAMP=`date +"%F %T"` MSG="$1" echo "${TIMESTAMP} - ${MSG}" } # Mode setting function set_mode() { MODE="$1" if [[ "${MODE}" != "p" ]] && [[ "${MODE}" != "B" ]]; then echo "Invalid mode specified, use [p]2p or [B]roadcast" echo "${MODE}" usage exit 1 fi (( DEBUG )) && inform "Mode used: ${MODE}" } # Port setting function set_port() { PORT=$1 (( DEBUG )) && inform "Port used: ${PORT}." } # Node setting function set_node() { NODE=$1 (( DEBUG )) && inform "Node used: ${NODE}." } set_p2p() { ${PLUGCTL_PROG} -p ${PORT} -n ${NODE} ompr.bcast_channel=0 ${PLUGCTL_PROG} -p ${PORT} -n ${NODE} opcr[0].channel=${NODE} ${PLUGCTL_PROG} -p ${PORT} -n ${NODE} opcr[0].bcast_connection=0 ${PLUGCTL_PROG} -p ${PORT} -n ${NODE} opcr[0].n_p2p_connections=1 (( DEBUG )) && inform "Default firewire settings applied to port ${PORT}, node ${NODE}." } set_channel() { # set mode, node and other options CHAN_OPTS="-s -p ${PORT} -n ${NODE} ${CHANNEL}" # set debug option (( DEBUG )) && CHAN_OPTS="${CHAN_OPTS} -v" if [[ ${DEBUG} -eq 1 ]]; then ${CHANNEL_CHANGER} ${CHAN_OPTS} else ${CHANNEL_CHANGER} ${CHAN_OPTS} 2>&1 >/dev/null fi (( $? )) && inform "External ${CHANNEL_CHANGER} failure!" && exit 1 (( DEBUG )) || (( VERBOSE )) && inform "Selected channel ${CHANNEL}." } reset_p2p() { ${PLUGCTL_PROG} -p ${PORT} -n ${NODE} opcr[0].n_p2p_connections=0 read_p2p (( DEBUG )) && inform "Reset firewire settings on port ${PORT}, node ${NODE}." } read_p2p() { ${TEST_MPEG2} -r ${NODE} 2> /dev/null > ${TEST_FILE} & sleep ${TIME} killall ${TEST_MPEG2} (( DEBUG )) && inform "Attempted read of port ${PORT}, node ${NODE}." } # Reset the firewire bus, using new firewire_tester -R option reset_firewire_bus() { # set mode, node and port options TEST_OPTS="-R -P ${PORT}" # set debug/verbose option (( DEBUG )) || (( VERBOSE )) && TEST_OPTS="${TEST_OPTS} -v" # run test with above assigned options if [[ ${DEBUG} -eq 1 ]]; then ${FIREWIRE_TESTER} ${TEST_OPTS} else ${FIREWIRE_TESTER} ${TEST_OPTS} 2>&1 >/dev/null fi if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then (( DEBUG )) || (( VERBOSE )) && inform "Reset of firewire port ${PORT} successful." else (( DEBUG )) || (( VERBOSE )) && inform "Reset of firewire port ${PORT} failed." fi } # Test firewire test_firewire() { # set mode, node and port options (using X results in # longer attempts later in the loop TEST_OPTS="-${MODE} -P ${PORT} -n ${NODE} -r ${X}" # set debug/verbose option (( DEBUG )) && TEST_OPTS="${TEST_OPTS} -v" # run test with above assigned options if [[ ${DEBUG} -eq 1 ]]; then ${FIREWIRE_TESTER} ${TEST_OPTS} else ${FIREWIRE_TESTER} ${TEST_OPTS} 2>&1 >/dev/null fi if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then (( DEBUG )) || (( VERBOSE )) && inform "Firewire working after ${X} attempts!" go_byebye else (( DEBUG )) || (( VERBOSE )) && inform "Firewire NOT working yet after ${X} attempts." fi } # Exit go_byebye() { clean (( $1 )) && exit 1 exit 0 } # Cleanup clean() { if [ -f ${TEST_FILE} ]; then (( DEBUG )) && inform "Test file found, deleting." rm ${TEST_FILE} fi } # Begin main! if [ $# == 0 ]; then usage go_byebye fi # Test 6200ch, try to find it or fail. if [[ ! -x ${CHANNEL_CHANGER} ]]; then if [[ -x `which 6200ch` ]]; then CHANNEL_CHANGER="`which 6200ch`" inform "${CHANNEL_CHANGER} auto-detected." else inform "6200ch not found." go_byebye fi fi # Test firewire_tester, try to find it or fail if [[ ! -x ${FIREWIRE_TESTER} ]]; then if [[ -x `which firewire_tester` ]]; then FIREWIRE_TESTER="`which firewire_tester`" inform "${FIREWIRE_TESTER} auto-detected." else inform "firewire_tester not found." go_byebye fi fi # Test test-mpeg2, try to find it or fail if [[ ! -x ${TEST_MPEG2} ]]; then if [[ -x `which test-mpeg2` ]]; then TEST_MPEG2="`which test-mpeg2`" inform "${TEST_MPEG2} auto-detected." else inform "test-mpeg2 not found." go_byebye fi fi # Test plugctl, try to find it or fail if [[ ! -x ${PLUGCTL_PROG} ]]; then if [[ -x `which plugctl` ]]; then PLUGCTL_PROG="`which plugctl`" inform "${PLUGCTL_PROG} auto-detected." else inform "plugctl not found." go_byebye fi fi while getopts m:p:n:t:s:vdh OPTION; do case ${OPTION} in m) set_mode ${OPTARG} ;; p) set_port ${OPTARG} ;; n) set_node ${OPTARG} ;; v) VERBOSE=1 ;; d) DEBUG=1 ;; t) TRIES=${OPTARG} ;; s) TIME=${OPTARG} ;; *) usage exit 0 ;; esac; done shift $(($OPTIND - 1)) if [ "$1" == "" ]; then echo "You forgot to specify a <channel>!" usage go_byebye else CHANNEL="$1" fi clean # Attempt to change the channel (( DEBUG )) || (( VERBOSE )) && inform "Trying ${TRIES} times to get channel ${CHANNEL}" set_channel # If fire wire isn't working, try to reset it while [ ${X} -le ${TRIES} ] do (( DEBUG )) && inform "Attempt ${X} of ${TRIES}..." if [[ "${MODE}" == "p" ]]; then # Reset p2p and do a capture, aparantly this helps with the reset. reset_p2p # Reset to known-good settings set_p2p fi # If it fails twice, try re-tuning the channel if [ $(( X % 3 )) -eq 0 ]; then set_channel fi # If it fails 3 times, reset the firewire bus if [ $(( X % 5 )) -eq 0 ]; then reset_firewire_bus fi # Test again after reset, hope it works! test_firewire X=$((X+=1)) done (( DEBUG )) || (( VERBOSE )) && inform "${TRIES} attempts failed, could not change to ${CHANNEL} and recieve signal via firewire" go_byebye 1