Am Friday 20 February 2009 23:23:24 schrieb Alexander Mueller:
> Hey folks, read about Paroli a few days ago. Didnt really know what all
> this paroli was about. Tried it out today and I am quite amazed. I love
> the idea of having a python base phone. And I d love to contribute for
> this as well.
Hej,
Alexander Mueller wrote:
> Hey folks, read about Paroli a few days ago. Didnt really know what all
> this paroli was about. Tried it out today and I am quite amazed. I love
> the idea of having a python base phone. And I d love to contribute for
> this as well.
Nice to hear. I can only say i
Hey folks, read about Paroli a few days ago. Didnt really know what all
this paroli was about. Tried it out today and I am quite amazed. I love
the idea of having a python base phone. And I d love to contribute for
this as well.
A few weeks from now the Chemitzer Linux Tage take place and the guys
Arnaud Patard (Rtp) writes:
> update other fields in the structure accordingly) like in the *not*
> *tested* appended patch. I didn't even build tested it :)
> If it works for you, I'll try to submit it for next merge window.
Whoa, thanks a lot! Catting /dev/usbmon1 on PC side now shows
interrupt
Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote:
> Sven Klomp writes:
>>> I don't know if there are libusb wrappers for python. However, if your
>>> device acts as a serial port you can just open /dev/ttyACM0 in python
>>> and talk to it without having to know anything about USB.
>
>> Yes, but the implementation on t
Sven Klomp writes:
>> I don't know if there are libusb wrappers for python. However, if your
>> device acts as a serial port you can just open /dev/ttyACM0 in python
>> and talk to it without having to know anything about USB.
> Yes, but the implementation on the microcontroller side is a little
> Have you tried the avr usb lib? With the help of that software you
> don't even need the USBN9604 chip...
> http://obdev.at/products/avrusb/index.html
A very interesting project. Is it reliable?
However, I have the hardware already. Maybe for the next revision :-)
> > I could simulate a USB-RS232 converter on the ATmega. In this case, I
> > could use the usb-serial module of the kernel. Do the actual Openmoko
> > kernels ship with it?
>
> Depends on distro, but you can easily compile it yourself.
Hm, I never tried it, but I read a lot of threads talking abou
Hi,
you don't need a kernel module - libusb should work just fine.
Have you tried the avr usb lib? With the help of that software you
don't even need the USBN9604 chip...
http://obdev.at/products/avrusb/index.html
Hope that helps ;)
- Soeren
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 01:39:13PM +0100, Sv
Sven Klomp writes:
> I could simulate a USB-RS232 converter on the ATmega. In this case, I could
> use the usb-serial module of the kernel. Do the actual Openmoko kernels ship
> with it?
Depends on distro, but you can easily compile it yourself.
> However, I only want to send few control bits.
Hi,
I want to connect my Atmel microcontroller (ATmega32) to the Freerunner. The
ATmega uses a USBN9604 chip as USB interface. What would be the easiest way to
let the Freerunner communicate with the microcontroller?
I could simulate a USB-RS232 converter on the ATmega. In this case, I could
us
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Timo Juhani Lindfors writes:
Hi,
[ unfortunately, it's been a long time since I've played with the udc
stuff, so please, bear with me and take into account that there may be
some errors ]
> [ Cc added to authors of s3c2410_udc.c ]
>
> Andy Green writes:
>> Somebody in the thread at some point
Hi,
Andreas Willich wrote:
>
> http://projects.openmoko.org/projects/mokosync/.
> It is written in C# and uses GTK# and runs with mono on the Neo. Perhaps
> we can combine our efford?
>
Well, I would love to - but I haven't used C# , GTK# or Mono. Not that
I'm not open to learning how to us
Hi,
Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote:
>
> I used the tremor example player (included in source code) and it seems to
> take around 22% cpu time to play stereo 44100 Hz vorbis on freerunner.
>
Well, mplayer seems to use only about 15%. Try it after modprobe
snd_pcm_oss. Don't know why, but this seem
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