First apologies in case this isn't the correct place to post this question, I'm not sure which of the bluecherry sites really is suitable for tech questions on the new linux driver, I'm happy to log the request elsewhere if this isn't the right place.

We have bought a BC-04120A (4-port MPEG4/MJPEG hardware encoding card) and I am now trying to set it up with 4 PAL cameras. I'm built  the new solo6010 driver but when I load it into the kernel I get this in the log:

Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.405051] solo6010 0000:0a:00.0: PCI INT A -> GSI 16 (level, low) -> IRQ 16
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.406119] solo6010 0000:0a:00.0: Enabled 2 i2c adapters
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.484647] solo6010/tw28: Error writing register: 28->0e [01]
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.532588] solo6010/tw28: Error writing register: 28->1e [01]
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.581532] solo6010/tw28: Error writing register: 28->2e [01]
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.628479] solo6010/tw28: Error writing register: 28->3e [01]
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.697395] solo6010/tw28: Error writing register: 28->a0 [08]
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.737351] solo6010/tw28: Error writing register: 28->a1 [08]
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.777302] solo6010/tw28: Error writing register: 28->a2 [08]
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.817249] solo6010/tw28: Error writing register: 28->a3 [08]
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.843888] solo6010 0000:0a:00.0: Initialized 1 tw28xx chip: tw2864[1]
Aug 17 04:16:47 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.843952] solo6010 0000:0a:00.0: Display as /dev/video0 with 4 inputs (1 extended)
Aug 17 04:16:48 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.855878] solo6010 0000:0a:00.0: Encoders as /dev/video1-4
Aug 17 04:16:48 atm-mus-cap kernel: [ 1583.856158] solo6010 0000:0a:00.0: Alsa sound card as Softlogic0

or some variation on those register write errors. No video is visible on any of the ports. Any thoughts ?.

thanks,

Richard