irw listen events on /dev/lirc, so you need a symbolic link
/dev/lircd/0 called /dev/lirc, or
you could use:
irw -d /dev/lirc/0
by
Alberto Hernando wrote:
El Martes, 2 de Septiembre de 2008 01:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] patrick]# ircat --config=/etc/freevo/lircrc freevo
freevo: could not connect to socket
freevo: Connection refused
[EMAIL PROTECTED] patrick]#
Hi.
In this case, it is normal, because you killed lircd.
Well, the hardware seems to be ok. I don't know why irw doesn't work... :(
Alberto
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