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Oh! I accidentally swapped SDA & SDL... Now it's ok!
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... and I merged this config with default 
+ added firmware.
 
https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/commits/second
Next build should work out of the box with this hardware and the rest what has been enabled.
 

Finally I am able to use the DVB-C part of the Astrometa DVB stick (MN88472) with Banana Pi.
 
I made a kernel 4.2.0 wheezy image with Igor's script. In the kernel config I enabled almost everything in
- Device Drivers -> I2C
- Device Drivers -> Multimedia support
- Device Drivers -> Staging drivers -> Multimedia 
 
Here you can find the .config file and my image for download.
 
After you started the banana:
# If you use the image linked above then # (dvb-apps libdigest-sha-perl make gcc git patch patchutils libproc-processtable-perl) are already installed. # apt-get install dvb-apps libdigest-sha-perl make gcc git patch patchutils libproc-processtable-perl apt-get install w-scan cd /lib/firmware wget http://palosaari.fi/linux/v4l-dvb/firmware/MN88472/02/3fbb92e59bd20acedcaa82cfb37b0be3/dvb-demod-mn88472-02.fw reboot # Connect astrometa device AFTER(!!!) boot is complete, system ready # Use scan with the "initial-tuning-data-file" of your TV provider # Mine is the hungarian Digikabel. Check yours in /usr/share/dvb/dvb-c/ or make one for yourself scan -A2 -f1 /usr/share/dvb/dvb-c/hu-Digikabel # or you can use w-scan to find DVB-C transponders for you with this command: w_scan -f c # if you can't find any transponder, try disconnect and reconnect the stick, and run scan or w_scan again Cheers
 
Thanks again for you Igor!

- Finally I changed SDSIZE to 6000, and started everything from the beginning.
- The line 278 in common.sh (BLOCKSIZE=-----) was already the same, what you suggested.
 
The error what I get now is:
[ o.k. ] Shrink partition and image to real size [ 15 % free space ] losetup: /dev/loop0: device is busy tune2fs: Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/loop0 Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock. tune2fs: Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/loop0 Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock. tune2fs: Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/loop0 Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock. /root/lib/common.sh: line 273: (-)*/1024/1024: syntax error: operand expected (error token is ")*/1024/1024") [ ok ] Runtime 114 min Maybe line 275 has a syntax error? I'am not sure, but if i compare
NEWSIZE=${NEWSIZE%.*} to line 268
UNITSIZE="${UNITSIZE//k/}" then I think maybe the quotation marks are missing. I don't know the syntax, that's why I can't decide is it right or not. I know, I know that line 275 is after 273, but I thought I mention to you.
 
I was logged in into LXDE desktop, and used LXterminal to run compile.sh. Now I tried to run it in text mode, and now it works!
 
Just for sure I tested two times!!! If I run compile.sh in text mode, then it is fine! If LXDE loaded then i get the error above...
 
So finally, I can test the final, error free image tonight! I'll send feedback asap! Thanks for your help again Igor!