Just wanted to report this works great with my FlyVIDEO2000, which has a RM-050 remote control. Thanks for your excellent work! I noticed something strange when testing it with irw. The remote never produces more than six repetitions of a button, then stops, and starts over. This is probably more easily shown with a dump of irw: 000000000000001b 00 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 01 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 02 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 03 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 04 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 05 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 06 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 00 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 01 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 02 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 03 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 04 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 05 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k 000000000000001b 00 MUTE lircd.conf.fly3k This causes buttons like mute that shouldn't repeat, to repeat. Is this is a hardware limitation (some funky key repeat built into the remote), or a software artifact? Now a couple comments on naming. Since this is working, and quite well!, let's get into the upstream sources. lirc_gpio_s should be renamed to lirc_saa7134 (like Steven suggested). I think the remote should be named after the remote, and not the card. I don't own a FV3k so naming the remote fly3k makes no sense for me. The remote I have is labelled RM-050; I would use that name. Thanks! Shaun On Wed April 16, 2003 20h31, you wrote: > Hi Shaun, > > Sorry for the long delay in my reply! > > Try the latest versions of the files from: > http://users.tpg.com.au/gpf/ir/ > > A few bugs have been fixed, also I added a configuration line for > FlyVideo 2000s (that's what you have, right?) that may or may not > be correct. You might need to change it. > > Hope this helps, > > David Atkinson. > > PS. maybe you'd better save any unsaved documents before loading > it, just in case :) > > Shaun Jackman wrote: > > I tried this out last night, but my computer crashed hard as > > soon as I loaded the lirc_gpio_s module. The only thing I could > > do was the old Alt-SysRq-s-u-b (our vulcan nerve pinch sounds > > cooler). I have saa7134 0.2.7 20030408 > > lirc 0.6.6 > > linux 2.4.20 > > Any idea what happened here? I'll try it again and see if I can > > figure out what went wrong. > > > > Cheers, > > Shaun
