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To: Daniel McRobb <dwm@caida.org>
From: Scott Donovan <scottd@telstra.net>
Subject: Re: wmtune patch and xmradio 
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Hey Daniel,

I gave this a try.. rebooted the machine, started the radio apps..
workedlike a bought one. Start fxtv, stop fxtv. And the radio apps go
stupid again.


>When I toyed with xmradio, I found that it worked fine up until I
>decided to run fxtv.  After that, if I ran xmradio again (after exiting
>from fxtv, of course), I had the same problem you have.  I seme to
>remember that what happens is that the driver returns an error for the




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