Hey Mike, I got my remote working by doing the following in UBUNTU 9.04: 1. Use the ir-kbd-i2c.ko module and load it. 2. Load the remove any lirc module that you may have installed in ubuntu. 3. Download and build the lirc-0.8.6 module and configure it to use the Hauppauge Driver ( PVR_150) 4. load the librc_dev module into the kernel. 5. kick off the lircd daemon.
This creates a /dev/lirc0 and /dev/lirc devices. Using irw I can see the correct key presses from the Hauppauge remote being deplayed. My question: Although I was able to get the "receiver" side working, I have not been able to get the transmitter to work. Which was my true goal as I am trying to control a cable box so that SageTV can use all my chanels vs. just the ones you can get with out a cable box. Suggestions on approaches. When I attempt to run irsend I get irsend: hardware does not support sending. I know it probably is attempting to send to the reciever vs the tranmitter. I tried kicking up another lircd specifing the /dev/lirc device ( as oppose the I assume the default /dev/lirc0 ), although I was hoping the name would have been /dev/lirc1 so I am not sure I even have the tranmitter device operating or everythign configured right. In the kernel log I see messages like the following: Oct 4 12:25:24 amd-linuxmce kernel: [ 327.689452] lirc_i2c: chip 0x10005 found @ 0x71 (Hauppauge PVR150) Oct 4 12:25:24 amd-linuxmce kernel: [ 327.689478] lirc_dev: lirc_register_driver: sample_rate: 10 Oct 4 12:25:24 amd-linuxmce kernel: [ 327.689813] lirc_dev: driver lirc_i2c registered at minor number = 0 Oct 4 12:25:24 amd-linuxmce kernel: [ 327.689816] lirc_dev (lirc_i2c[0]): poll thread started Which would seem to imply it found the chip but I don't know enough to know if that means just the remote or transmitter as well. Suggestions? ---- _______________________________________________ pvrusb2 mailing list [email protected] http://www.isely.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pvrusb2
