Hi,
I used tc10_1.dd but the x and y axis are interchanged when using the
touchscreen. The sound is also not working. I can see spikes in xmms
when playing mp3 but there is no sound output.
Help is appreciated.
Thanks
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Chris graciously provided this image to us, and I have put together a
little website based around my workings with the original image, and
some updated images. Please have a look, and let me know if you have
any questions, comments, etc.
www.d-m-eng.com/opensource/tc10-linux/tc-10.html
paulcsf.
Have you got a working driver for the touch screen? Will the debian
driver not work?
cheers
Sam Hall
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All:
I'm progressing on getting my TC-10 to work -- with the ultimate goal
of replicating Chris's success with SoftSqueeze. However, I've run
into another issue.
On the EarthLCD site, the specs list the max RAM as 256MB. I've tried
two separate chips (Toshiba and Kingston), both 256MB, but
ggalt Wrote:
Chris:
I've sent you a private message on the FTP server. Thanks for the
help.
George
Chris:
Thanks for the upload. I'm now trying to access the bios. I noted
earlier that someone else had problems with this and the recommended
buttons were the standards F1, F2, alt+F1,
Nope. I'd say it is just timing, it won't take the key thruout the
entire POST process so just hit the key (I think it did end up being
F2) repeatedly after waiting a couple of seconds. The first thing I
did was turn off the splash screen upon getting in so I could see when
to press. Someone else
All,
I've just received my TC-10 and I'm trying to figure a few things out.
I'd like to junk the DOM and simply boot from an HD. Since there is no
manual showing the layout of the motherboard, I'm having to make a few
guesses. I'm assuming that the DOM is directly under the HD mounting
ggalt Wrote:
Alternatively, there appears to be a card slot directly under the HD
bracket as well, what form factor is this and is there a way to get it
to work with an IDE drive (I'm assuming this is the compact flash slot,
but is there such a thing as a CF-IDE converter)?
'Review of a CF
I'd like to junk the DOM and simply boot from an HD. Since there is no
manual showing the layout of the motherboard, I'm having to make a few
guesses. I'm assuming that the DOM is directly under the HD mounting
bracket, is that correct? If so, is that interface an IDE interface
(it looks
Use the 44 pin header, much easier unless you need two drives.
-Chris
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Mark:
Thanks for the link, but . . . I had already tried Google. Everything
I could find (including your link) is for plugging a CF card INTO an
existing IDE interface. What I
Yes, that is a 44 pin header. They should have included cables for a
laptop drive as well as an adapter for a normal from (word to the
wise, they have some QA problems with that adapter and the cables
seating correctly; personally I hold them in place with a home depot
orange clip thing when I
ggalt Wrote:
Mark:
Thanks for the link, but . . . I had already tried Google. Everything
I could find (including your link) is for plugging a CF card INTO an
existing IDE interface. What I have is a CF interface and I'd like to
turn it into an IDE interface -- exactly the opposite of
OK, I'll work off of the DOM adapter (and possibly substitute my own
cable). Any hints on getting the HD bracket off (that covers the DOM
chip)? It appears to be attached to the heat sink in some fashion.
Hmm, mine didn't have any HD bracket that I am aware of. The only
thing I would
Hmm, mine didn't have any HD bracket that I am aware of. The only
thing I would describe as a bracket is the heat sink, which just
comes off by removing the retaining nuts. When that comes off I can
directly see the DOM, which is just held in place with one screw.
That
just un-seats.
It's
It's probably the same thing. Mine simply has a sticker that says Do
Not Operate without HDD bracket, hence I called it an HDD bracket (it
also appears to be drilled to allow the mounting of a 2.5 drive).
Yeah that's a change, mine have the same sticker except they say Do
not operate without
Chris:
I've sent you a private message on the FTP server. Thanks for the
help.
George
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I figured out some of the settings required to get the TC-10 up an
running.
Using the latest version of Arch Linux (which I use at work), 2.6.15
with udev pretty well gets all the hardware.
Ethernet is natsemi
You have load evdev driver to provide kernel support for the touch
screen. I added
Hi Chris,
Would you mind sharing some of your hard work on configuring the
TC-10?
I am slowly getting the devices on the TC-10 to work for me.
The Ethernet port works with module natsemi
I have not figure out the X11 graphics driver yet. When you initially
configured it, what did you use in
Hi crisla,
I'm new in this forum. I am trying to get my TC-10 linux kernel
working with all the sound card and touchscreen drivers working but
still no luck.
May I ask which kernel tree, version number and any patches that you
used to build your project?
-Tin
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I am using 2.6.9 from knoppix on damnsmall Linux 0.91 (quite old at
this point) the touchscreen is a DMC-TSC10 based board. The
touchscreen driver is not part of any standard tree, I just
found/cut/pasted it from a forum entry that now seems to be gone. I'm
not sure if I still have the source. It
hello
Thank you still for your contribution. TC 10 functions correctly but
the image is shifted a little compared to the screen.
Had you this problem?
The EarthLCD company does not seem to be very cooperative (several mall
sent without answers).
best regards
lio
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Thank you still for your contribution. TC 10 functions correctly but
the image is shifted a little compared to the screen.
Had you this problem?
Please try to clarify what you mean by shifted. I did have a problem
with the touchpanel calibration being a bit off. I think this is due
to the
tc10.dd made 488Mo, and upload the 16/12/05 10:53.
Is this correct?
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Hello
Thank for your file tc10.dd
What's password to open file ?
A+
lio
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Make sure the size seems to be 512M, I started the FTP, and then put
my mac to sleep, forgetting it was running.
It is just a dd dump so you would open it with:
dd if=tc10.dd of=/dev/hda (or wherever you have your CF mounted) I use
a USB CF reader myself to write them.
At that point you should
Hello
Read your private message. I including new login and pass
it's operating now
thank
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Hello chrisla
Can you communicate your email adress for to send Login and Password,
somebody play with the server.
thank
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Hello Chrisla
Sorry, MP is Messsage Private.
You can upload your image with login in MP, server is now ok
tkank again
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I'm sorry, I don't follow, what's an MP?
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Thanks,
-Chris
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Please read your MP
thanks
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I'm sorry, I don't follow, what's an MP?
I'd assume that was PM, as in private message on the forum web pages.
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Hello chrisla
Please read your MP
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I have the image ready, but the login you provided does not seem to work.
Thanks,
-Chris
On 11/29/05, lioelec [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I've been able to access the BIOS using F2 and change the boot
sequence, after fiddling with it a little bit. Thanks for that.
Now, I would be really
Didn't get to upload the image last night, I will try to do it tonight.
-Chris
On 11/29/05, lioelec [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I've been able to access the BIOS using F2 and change the boot
sequence, after fiddling with it a little bit. Thanks for that.
Now, I would be really interested
Hi
I've been able to access the BIOS using F2 and change the boot
sequence, after fiddling with it a little bit. Thanks for that.
Now, I would be really interested in the image of your customized
compact flash including the modificiations to support the touch screen.
For this purpose, I've
Hello
Good work!!
I have TC-10 and the boot don't work!!
1)I preload win XP on 80 Go DD IDE with the interface provided. When
I power-on message : sytem not found appear. Which is the direction
of the connector HE ? Do you have other more explicit documentations?
2) I preload linux sytem
Sure I had the same problem. You are correct in suspecting the boot
order, it is the problem. By default it boots off of the 32M
DiskOnChip. I believe it is just F2 to access the bios, else it is one
of the standards (del, f1, alt+f1).
If you do go with Linux I could probably save you some time
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