Sorry Arndt, for the Atom hint.
Harry
On 5/19/10, Harry Campigli harryc...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Torsten and Eric,
As always helpful and valid hints from folks on this list.
Torsten, I had spotted your wiki page and noted the similarities with
your AVR chip and my use of Pics, I did
On Wed, 19 May 2010 14:46:29 +0800, Harry wrote in message
aanlktimodzzu1uqbes5nakiz8-pdwueinmhxg47yx...@mail.gmail.com:
Sorry Arndt, for the Atom hint.
..lose the d to be forgiven. ;o)
More Atom hints below.
On 5/19/10, Harry Campigli harryc...@gmail.com wrote:
Eric, thanks for the hint
Hello all,
I would like to set up a networked slave in the normal manner, however
I only want it to display some instruments on a panel of my design in
an osg view.
For this I would like to use an Intel atom board which is a pretty
feeble MB but suits because its small, and low power use. These
On Tue, 18 May 2010, Harry Campigli wrote:
Hello all,
I would like to set up a networked slave in the normal manner, however
I only want it to display some instruments on a panel of my design in
an osg view.
For this I would like to use an Intel atom board which is a pretty
feeble MB but
Anders Gidenstam wrote:
My suggestion is that you find or write an application that displays just
instruments. You can easily get the relevant data needed to drive the
display out of FG using the generic protocol system. That way you don't
need to change FlightGear at all. I suspect that
Hi Anders,
thanks for the response.
Well I am a hardware man, absolutely no programmer, but I have managed
some C in microchip pic for my sim hardware (mostly modified scraped
avionics and panels) and written up a IO driver for it in FG, so for
me, starting from scratch is not an option, I do
Hello all,
Hi!
Firstly has someone done this before?
More or less - yes.
I use a simple PC for driving two monitors with 2d panels fed by a separate
FlightGear computer running the FDM et. al.
The general description is here:
On Tue, 18 May 2010 15:29:54 +0800, Harry wrote in message
aanlktikmptlauqiudmdpsmwvwjmn0hg5ho6cyqbkm...@mail.gmail.com:
For this I would like to use an Intel atom board
..which one?
which is a pretty feeble MB but suits because its small, and low
power use.
Firstly has someone done
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