OK - thanks for testing the SetTime. I added that to the sync process.
Whenever you have time to try a sync again, be sure to pull fresh
congruity as I had to make some more fixes for Logitech changes yesterday.
On Mon, 5 May 2014, Cédric de Launois wrote:
> The time was set correctly on the remote, as displayed on the screen of
the remote? (I am just making sure you're not passing this
> based on what concordance printed out.)
Yes, definitely ;-)
For the "sync", I do not forget, but it is way more difficult to do.
Cedric
2014-05-05 2:36 GMT+02:00 Scott Talbert <s...@techie.net>:
The time was set correctly on the remote, as displayed on the
screen of the remote? (I am just making sure you're not passing
this based on what concordance printed out.)
Yes, I think we tried previously to get the "get time" function
working and it didn't seem to work.
Also, let me know if you have a chance to try a "sync" with the
latest congruity code.
Scott
On Sat, 3 May 2014, Cédric de Launois wrote:
Hi Scott,
Here is the result of the concordance -K :
Setting time: 100% done
Remote time has been set to 2014/05/03 Sat 18:35:02
+0
Success!
Time is correctly set on the remote. Well done !
Note that a concordance -k (to get the time) does
not work :
Remote time is 0000/00/00 Sun 00:00:00 +0
Failed with error 9
Thx,
Cedric
2014-05-02 14:58 GMT+02:00 Scott Talbert
<s...@techie.net>:
No problem. I was also making sure the
mailing list still
works. It's been awfully quiet lately. :-)
On Fri, 2 May 2014, Cédric de Launois wrote:
Hi Scott,
No, won't give up so early ;-) Just lack
of free
time.
I managed to successfully compile the
code with your
patch. Dunno what I
missed last time.
Will try to test it this evening.
Cedric
2014-05-01 22:57 GMT+02:00 Scott Talbert
<s...@techie.net>:
Did you give up?
On Tue, 1 Apr 2014, Scott Talbert
wrote:
I just checked out a fresh
copy from
git, applied
the patch, and it compiled
fine. So, it
looks like
your source tree might have
gotten out
of whack
somehow. I'd suggest just
checking out
a fresh
copy?
Scott
On Tue, 1 Apr 2014, Cédric
de Launois
wrote:
Hi Scott,
I get compile errors
after
applying your
patch :
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H
-I. -Wall
-ansi
-pedantic-errors -g
-O2 -MT
concordance-concordance.o -MD -MP
-MF
.deps/concordance-concordance.Tpo
-c
-o
concordance-concordance.o `test
-f
'concordance.c' ||
echo
'./'`concordance.c
concordance.c: In
function
‘print_version_info’:
concordance.c:903:9:
warning:
implicit
declaration of
function
‘mh_get_serial’
[-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
concordance.c:903:9:
error:
passing
argument 1 of ‘strlen’
makes
pointer
from integer without a
cast
/usr/include/string.h:399:15:
note:
expected ‘const char
*’ but
argument is
of type ‘int’
concordance.c:904:13:
warning:
format
‘%s’ expects argument
of type
‘char
*’, but argument 2 has
type ‘int’
[-Wformat]
The code I'm compiling
is the
master
branch with you patch
v11 applied
.
Cedric
2014-04-01 5:55
GMT+02:00 Scott
Talbert
<s...@techie.net>:
Hi Cedric,
Some other news
- I think I
finally reverse
engineered the
format that the
Touch uses
for
setting the time.
I've got a new
patch for
concordance
(attached)
that hopefully
implements the
time setting
properly. If
you can
also test this when
you get a
chance, that
would be much
appreciated.
Basically, run it and
see if it
reports any errors
and
also check to see
whether the
date and time is
properly
set on
your remote after
running it.
To test it (much
easier than
doing
a sync!) you can just
run:
"concordance
-K".
Note: I rebased
the patch on
git
master (with Phil's
latest
commits), so you
will
probably
have to roll back the
old patch,
do a git pull,
and then
apply this
new patch.
Once we confirm
the time
setting
works, I can add it to
the
config sync
process, but I
don't
want to change that
while we
are still
testing the basic
sync
stuff. :)
Thanks,
Scott
On Mon, 31 Mar
2014, Cédric
de
Launois wrote:
Great.
I'll take a
look.
Regarding
the complete
sync
failure last time, I
agree it
is certainly
not
related to
your latest
changes. It may be
related to
the
firmware upgrade
that
logitech forced
during
the last config sync.
Hope my
remote won't
crash
every next
failed sync
;-)
Thx again,
Cedric
2014-03-31
2:39
GMT+02:00
Scott Talbert
<talb...@techie.net>:
OK,
so the
problem
wasn't with the locale
per
se, but
with
positive UTC
offsets.
Once I set my clock
to
UTC+1, I
was able
to
see the
problem.
I've pushed a fix for
this.
Please try
again at your
convenience. Hopefully
this
might
work. :-) But
if
it still
fails,
could you please do a
Wireshark
capture of
both
the failed
mhgui
and successful
Logitech
sync.
Thanks
Scott
On
Sun, 30 Mar
2014,
Scott Talbert wrote:
Actually,
after
remembering what
problem
I was
looking at
last
time (problems with
dates), I
looked
and sure
enough,
those dates appear to
still be
problematic.
The weird thing is,
the
date
handling
seems to
work
fine on my machine.
I'll
have to
try
it on
Ubuntu to
see if I can reproduce
the
problem
there, or
maybe
with your locale.
So, no
need for
a new capture just
yet.
:)
Scott
On Sun, 30
Mar
2014, Scott Talbert
wrote:
Hi
Cedric,
Sorry
about that, but I'm
not sure
why
this
time
it would have broken
the
remote any
worse than before.
:-)
There
weren't any changes in
the
code
that
interact with the
remote,
just
logging
changes.
Anyway,
unfortunately, I was
not
able to
tell
anything from the logs
-
there were
differences but it
wasn't possible
to
sort
out
the differences that
were
due
to
MHGUI
vs differences in the
configuration.
Can
you
try again?
Unfortunately
at
this
point, I really need
to see
mhgui
and
Logitech attempting to
do the
exact
same
operation. Also,
please do a
Wireshark
capture of both USB
interactions.
Thanks,
Scott
On
Fri, 28
Mar 2014, Cédric de
Launois
wrote:
Ouch, this time the
failure
of
mhgui completely broke
the
remote. I had to
perform a hardware
reset
because logitech was
no
longer able to sync
it.
I
forgot all the changes
I
made, so it may appear
that
the
config sync by
logitech is somewhat
different from the
sync I
made
with mhgui.
It
is difficult to
perform
the
exact same sync if the
remote is crashing
with
mhgui...
Hope
this trace will help
anyway.
Cedric
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