[Q] Archos 70 IT kernel modules - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi,
I have the Archos 70 IT tablet running od Android 2.2 Froyo and USB tuner AverTV Hybrid Volar HX A827. I would like to watching DVB-T using mumudvb (as desribed here) or using LiveTV.
Today, I installed drivers from Avermedia to Ubuntu 9.10. So I have both kernel modules "h826d.ko" and "averusbh826d.ko" for tuner, but I am not possible to put its in my Android tablet via insmod - it says something about incompatibility. How can I compile these kernel modules for Linux to kernel modules for Android?
I really want to play DVB-T in my tablet - in school, home etc. Thank you very much !!!

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Hi,
I have the Archos 70 IT tablet running od Android 2.2 Froyo and USB tuner AverTV Hybrid Volar HX A827. I would like to watching DVB-T using mumudvb (as desribed here) or using LiveTV.
Today, I installed drivers from Avermedia to Ubuntu 9.10. So I have both kernel modules "h826d.ko" and "averusbh826d.ko" for tuner, but I am not possible to put its in my Android tablet via insmod - it says something about incompatibility. How can I compile these kernel modules for Linux to kernel modules for Android?
I really want to play DVB-T in my tablet - in school, home etc. Thank you very much !!!
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