I find it hard to get anything done during the Holidays. Happy New Year.
Tim Sailer wrote:
> William Brown wrote:
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>> Thank you, that did it. Oviously I am in need of help.
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> Nah. I'll have to dig into the configure script to find out what's going
> on. Looks like the suppli
I am willing to try but the modules used ch341.c and especially
tty_ioctl.c have been edited significantly since that guide was
written. I am trying to find the correct source for kernel 2.6.27-9.
The changes look like they still need to be applied. But I am having
trouble finding the sourc
My second point was that, even if the counter wraps around once during your
race, your subtraction will still get the right answer, as long as you use
unsigned arithmetic.
E.g., you take your first reading just 99 counts before the wraparound at
4294967196, then your engine runs for a while and yo
William Brown wrote:
> Thank you, that did it. Oviously I am in need of help.
>
Nah. I'll have to dig into the configure script to find out what's going
on. Looks like the supplied libtool is being used and not the system
installed one. I just use that work-around since I'm too lazy at this
I found this discussion of the HL-340:
http://tiagovaz.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/using-a-hl-340-usb-serial-adapter-against-2623-linux-kernel/
Does it help?
Paul
On 1/3/09, William Brown wrote:
> William Brown wrote:
>
> I get this error message using a USB to serial RS232 adapter (HL-340) on
>
William Brown wrote:
I get this error message using a USB to serial RS232 adapter (HL-340) on
my laptop. Any ideas what is happeing? group set to tty, permissions
are 777.
Cannot detect DS9097 (passive) interface on /dev/ttyUSB0
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Doug Collinge schreef:
> races before you wrap the counters. Just for fun-with-numbers sake,
> that's 93 years of daily races!
In that case I will be 144 before I have to worry... ;-)
> Forgive me if I am being pedantic here but it sounded like you didn't
> really understand that wrapping count
