slackhead wrote: > I use a more or less identical system for controlling XBMC on my > RaspberryPi, and did wonder about using the same for the controlling > Jivelite on CSOS, but (yet again) not had a chance to look into yet ;( > > My understanding is that the required LIRC code is now part of the > kernel so it should work with F20 with out much trouble. However with > F19 I'm not at all clear as that uses a much older kernel, which > probably does not include the LIRC stuff, and would likely require some > effort. > > As far as Johns hardware goes, I believe he is making GPIO pins > available on the board, but not sure if this will include the pins used > as standard for LIRC, although I think this can be configured to use > other pins, so that is not likely an insurmountable problem. > > Be warned, however - even if the right pins are available and the LIRC > code in place, it still takes quite a bit of effort to set up, as you > need to program LIRC for the particular remote you want to use, which > can be fiddly, and then define the actions of the buttons. > > If you want a cheap solution and have the patience, this might be a good > option. Otherwise stick to FLIRC - it so much simpler :D (and cost less > than a cheap dinner out).
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