Hi all,
I got my NSLU2 yesterday so I couldn't resist.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSLU2 if you don't know what's about)
First I installed Debian on it this evening.
Then I tried the various tuxdroid bits.
Here are the very first conclusions:
* compiling tuxdaemon *OK*
* running tuxdaemon *FAIL*
o USB part seems ok (displays tux events properly) but not TCP
part, seems not to be listening on port
* compiling tuxup *OK*
* compiling dfu-programmer *OK*
* compiling svncrev *OK*
* compiling tuxcore tuxaudio *OK*
* flashing tuxcore.hex tuxcore.eep tuxaudio.hex tuxaudio.eep *OK*
* sound *PARTLY*
o ALSA and OSS-emulation layers are up
o tests with mpg321 and aplay: the sound is quite hashed and
lot of "alsa underrun" msgs, slightly better results through
oss than alsa
o recording at 8000 Hz mono is very poor (played on host)
o playing at 8000 Hz mono is poor (recorded on host)
o madplay -b8 -R8000 ...mp3 is correct
Note that madplay is a fixed point mp3 player.
So we can compile and flash the tux, try to get audio running better and
we definitively need to work on the daemon part.
Of course I couldn't try the tts daemon.
BTW does Acapela allow you to compile on ARM with your current
agreements and does it support fixed point mode?
Phil
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