[App_rpt-users] limey linux and parallel ports

[Shane Morris]

A case of RTFM - the "little" that is there by the OPs admission.
Surely it says in big block letters what systems you support...? Might
have to bold it, 72 point font, and red flashing letters... ^.~
Seriously, it does say "This is for a specific hardware set..." Use
ACID dude, please, you'll stop tearing your hair out immediately.

As a point of interest, could you <flash> text in an email Jim? >:)

Sorry, I should stop the bad jokes. Use ACID. Yeah. Problem solved.

On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 3:31 PM, Jim Duuuude <telesistant at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Gee, I wasnt aware that the Neoware CA-22 was one of the COUPLE
> supported hardwares for Limey Linux.... ??
>
> Also, WHY ARE YOU ATTEMPTING TO USE CHAN_USBRADIO ON  A PROCESSOR
> THAT COULDNT POSSIBLY HAVE THE HORSEPOWER TO HANDLE IT??
>
> Also, Limey Linux INTENTIONALLY does not support *ANY* OS drivers for the
> parallel port. Its intended to have the userspace programs access it
> directly
> with the use of ioperm. You probably are attempting to use a configuration
> file
> designed for a 'standard' OS distro.
>
> Jim WB6NIL
>
>> From: Benjamin at kb9lfz.com
>> To: app_rpt-users at ohnosec.org
>> Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2013 21:04:54 -0500
>> Subject: [App_rpt-users] limey linux and parallel ports
>
>>
>> Hello Gentlemen,
>>
>> I've been trying to get limey linux to work with some parallel ports.
>> and it ain't working to what I think it should be.
>>
>> I'm using a Neoware CA-22 with 1GB RAM, 1GB flash and 1GHz processor. It
>> boots and appears to run fine.
>>
>> I've configured it according to what K0KN and the info from ohnosec.org
>> website.
>>
>> Something it not what it should be. There's always voltages on the
>> parallel port pins I've specified in usbradio.conf. The voltage on pin 3
>> for ptt is at 2.4V and 4.8V on pins four and five. I have not run any
>> commands on there to manually turn them on. When I run the command from
>> the K0KN website to manually turn on the pin 3, the damn voltage still
>> sits at 2.4V. When I run the command to turn it off, it still sits at
>> 2.4V on that pin. Same thing for the other two pins. I don't understand
>> why one of the GPIO pins sits at 2.4V and the other sit at 4.8V when the
>> pins are set to be default off. Shouldn't the 'off' setting be zero
>> volts, or something very close to zero?
>>
>> Below is what I added usbradio.conf for the parallel pins config:
>> pp3 = ptt
>> pp4 = out0 ;aux1
>> pp5 = out0 ;aux2
>> pp6 = out0 ;aux3
>> pp11 = cor
>>
>>
>> Am I missing something? Something not correct? I'm rather disappointed
>> the documentation is not very helpful in terms of what full configs
>> should look like and the lack of references to teach new allstarlink
>> dummies like me.
>>
>> ~Benjamin, KB9LFZ
>>
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