Hi All, If you've got a "Dvico FusionHDTV DVB-T" , keep reading...please!
I've modified the dvico driver (see latest attached patch) to support both dvico remote types, but I want to make sure I haven't broken the support for the original remote in so doing. Specificially, I'm interested in knowing if the original dvico remote generates 'event.hid' info with both 0x10046 AND 0x90001, or just with 0x10046 (the second option hopefully). To test this, I need someone with the ORIGINAL (non-MCE) dvico remote to help verify this by doing the following: (it will require that your OS has all the usual development/compile stuff installed, then...) 1) Check out the current lirc CVS code: cd ~ cvs -d:pserver:anonymous at cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/lirc login cvs -z8 -d:pserver:anonymous at cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/lirc co lirc cd lirc 2) apply the attached patch : cd ~/lirc/daemons patch < ~/dvico_mce_hiddev.diff cd ~/lirc 3) build lirc in debug mode (no installation required, so it won't mess-up your existing lirc install): cd ~/lirc ./autogen.sh ./setup.sh # when prompted: # choose 1(driver configuration)-> # 8(USB devices)-> # DViCO USB Remote->OK-> # 3(Save config and run configure)-> OK make DO NOT 'make install' - it's NOT required! 4) test the newly compiled lircd with: pkill lircd ./daemons/lircd -n --device=/dev/hiddev0 (in one window) irw (in another window) # (or wherever your linux puts the usb device it assigned to it, maybe /dev/usb/hiddev0 ) # then press a few random remote buttons and make sure you get output in both windows, ctrl-c to stop. 5) email me the output from both windows :-) 6) cleanup: rm -rf ~/lirc (and restart your normal lircd - however you normally do that) Much Thanks in advance......! Buzz.
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