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I also got it to work out of the box. The only problem I have it for
every button I press I get two keypresses sent to myth. If I press
PAUSE it will pause tv then unplause again because of the second
keypress. If I look at IRW it shows four events for every button I
press. Anyone else having this problem with the x10_lola remote?<br>
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- James<br>
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Kristo Kriechbaum wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Mon, Apr 26, 2004 at 12:01:57PM -0700, Dex West wrote:
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<pre wrap="">--- Kristo Kriechbaum <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:klk+myth@robotics.caltech.edu"><klk+myth@robotics.caltech.edu></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">So I got my "x10 lola" remote yesterday. Trying to figure out how
to scrape off that stupid logo without scratching the hell out of
it.
I'm running:
kernel 2.4.22-1.2179.nptl_47.rhfc1.at,
lirc-0.7.0-20_cvs20040208.rhfc1.at, and
lirc-kmdl-2.4.22-1.2179.nptl_47.rhfc1.at-0.7.0-20_cvs20040208.rhfc1.at
all from atrpms.
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<pre wrap="">I've worked all weekend trying to get lirc to work. I've grabbed
all three items above. Did you have to compile the lirc source?
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I did not compile anything from source. 'apt-get install' the above 3
was all I did.
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<pre wrap="">Did you add something to the module.conf to get lircd running?
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I did not add anything to my modules.conf. I belive that since the
reciver is usb, it gets automagically detected, and it knows the
correct module to load.
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<pre wrap="">From what I understand at this point based on reading the
documentation you need to compile source, install source, and then
configure module.conf to load the lircd based on a precompiled
driver (i.e. serial, or other).
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lircd is the program you run that talks to the remote. In some cases
you may have to add something to modules.conf, for example if you have
a serial reciver. But I didn't.
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<pre wrap="">When I plugged in the reciever, it just worked. It loaded the
lirc_atiusb module.
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<pre wrap="">What is "it loaded the lirc_atiusb module" mean? I've found the
atiusb source directory under remotes, but don't have a driver file.
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After I plugged in the reciver, 'lsmod' showed the following:
Module Size Used by Not tainted
lirc_atiusb 7132 0 (unused)
lirc_dev 9840 1 [lirc_atiusb]
(lots of other modules follow)
if lsmod is not in your path, you may have to try '/sbin/lsmod'.
Once the module is loaded, you will have to run 'lircd'. Mine is in
/usr/sbin/lircd, but if you aren't using the packages from atrpms,
yours may be in a different location. After you run lircd, you should
run 'irw'. When that is running you can press keys on your remote and
the output will show you what keys are pressed.
Good luck,
Kristo
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