Hello, I remember the code in 3.4. Authors do decoding manually instead of
using kernel decoders. I think it is possible to use them. I've made some
effort to push sunxi ir driver into mainline linux kernel, here is the main
file:
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/drivers/media/rc/sunxi-cir.c.
I think it is possible to backport the changes, but I am outside of my
country for 3 mounts.
Best,
Alexander Bersenev
суббота, 10 января 2015 г., 7:12:32 UTC+5 пользователь tkg написал:
I think the current sunxi-ir driver only decodes the NEC protocol.
In my case I have one of the dual core android tv player device similar
to:
http://linux-sunxi.org/YBKJ_A20
I have made a debian linux sd card using the 3.4 sunxi kernel
and I had success reading the original remote that came with the box and
also various cheap remotes usually found in car players.
See for instance the remote from here:
http://docs.cubieboard.org/tutorials/cb1/customization/wireless_music_box
If the driver is loaded properly you should be able to find an eventX link
for it in /dev/input/eventX where X varies but it should be similar to what
you had in the dmesg log.
A simple test to see if you have any keys recognized you could run:
cat /dev/input/eventX | hexdump
and start pressing keys from your remote.
If you do not get any output then either your remote is not using the NEC
protocol or the decoder might be listening on the wrong pins.
I saw you have ir0_rx = port:PB042defaultdefaultdefault in your
script.fex file but have you actually converted that file to a binary one
and made it available so that the U-boot loader can load it?
Again, in my case, I needed the script.bin file generated for my debian
build as mentioned in here:
http://linux-sunxi.org/Manual_build_howto
All the best,
tkg
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