• a Gdium
• a G-key
• a TNT USB key - in this howto we used a EMTEC S810

The Terratec Cinergy T2 is automatically detected when inserted into the USB port.

Under Debian for the Emtec S810:

• wget http://www.jojodu0010.123.fr/installs810
• sudo sh installs810
• Copy the firmware file (dvb-usb-dib0700-1.10.fw) into /lib/firmware and reboot your Gdium.

• apt-get install kaffeine (under Debian)

kaffeine is then offering you a DVB-T entry selection.

VLC is faster but one need to generate a channels.conf file in order to use it. Under G-Linux, VLC and dvb-apps are installed by default.

To get digital channels in Paris with VLC one needs to :

• Copy /usr/share/dvb-apps/scan/dvb-t/fr-Paris ~/
• I had to modify the given frequencies in this file (spécific to the Cinergy T2, from what Mandriva's wiki says)
• Run the command “scan ~/fr-Paris > ~/channels.conf”
• Some will probably want to modify the channel order in the above generated file
• Then you can simply run the following command “vlc channels.conf”