[geffers]

Folks,

I've been running an older Hauppauge tuner on a raspian system using tvheadend for some time. Due to age of the tuner I did have to copy some older .fw files into the system but all worked fine.

Decided to neaten my system and transfer tuner to my Kodi v 17.3 running on my Pi attached to a TV

Transferred the .fw files into the correct folder - didn't work.

Trying to investigate tried lsusb and lspci - says command not found

Not sure now how to narrow down why my tuner not working.

Geffers

[speedwell68]

lspci won't work as a Raspberry Pi doesn't have a PCI bus, but lsusb should work just fine.

[geffers]

lspci won't work as a Raspberry Pi doesn't have a PCI bus, but lsusb should work just fine.

Code:

osmc@osmc:~$ lsusb
-bash: lsusb: command not found
osmc@osmc:~$

Yes, of course lspci won't work, I just checked it without thinking as surprised lsusb didn't work.

Geffers

[asavah]

osmc is debian based

Code:

sudo apt-get install usbutils

[geffers]

osmc is debian based

Code:

sudo apt-get install usbutils

Thank you, will try that.

Thought lsusb and similar were all part of the Linux operating system

Geffers

[noggin]

osmc is debian based

Code:

sudo apt-get install usbutils

Thank you, will try that.

Thought lsusb and similar were all part of the Linux operating system

Geffers

They're optional packages on some distros.

[nickr]

Most distros install usbutils by default. Osmc is a light distro with just enough packages to run kodi, so don't expect to find every command you'd find on a desktop.