Hello Dave,
I've compiled the latest Brltty a few hours ago and now face a serious problem:
I use a SuperVario 40 USB braille device from Baum and Debian Wheezy. My
Brltty.conf file:
...
braille-driver bm
braille-device usb:
...
I could start the new version without problems and at first all wor
[quoted lines by Eric Scheibler on 2013/12/13 at 18:51 +0100]
>I could start the new version without problems and at first all worked well.
>But after a few
>minutes, maybe a half hour I get no reaction from the braille device keys.
>This involves both the
>function and the routing keys. But the
Hi,
When we try to read and write simultaneously , read is handing until a
keypress is made.
A sketch of what I did is as below. Can you please suggest what is the
issue.
1. For that initially I open the connection and enter tty mode.
2. In one thread execute brlapi_readKey() in a while lo
[quoted lines by Siju Samuel on 2013/12/13 at 17:24 -0600]
>When we try to read and write simultaneously , read is handing until a
>keypress is made.
...
> if (brlapi_readKey(1, &key) > 0) {
brlapi.h: int BRLAPI_STDCALL brlapi_readKey(int wait, brlapi_keyCode_t *code);
As you can see, the fi
Thanks for the log. I can see in it exactly what you're reporting.
Unfortunately, there isn't enough information in it for me to spot (at least
yet) what went wrong. I've attached a patch (usb1.patch) to this message. Are
you familiar with how to apply it and then generate a new log? Also, when
Dave Mielke wrote:
> In light of this major code change, would each of you who can please build
> brltty using its latest development code, and test it using as many
> communication methods (serial, USB, Bluetooth) as you can with as many
> different braille devices as you can.
For those of
Nicolas Pitre wrote:
> The BRLTTY source tree includes a small script called "run-brltty" that
> let you execute a freshly compiled brltty binary in place without having
> to do 'make install'.
Great, thanks! It even sets up environment variables to ensure that BRLTTY
finds its drivers and ta
On Sat, 14 Dec 2013, Jason White wrote:
> For those of us running Debian, what's the best way to create an updated
> package for the BRLTTY pre-release? I would rather install from a package so
> as not to have extraneous files in my file system resulting from having run
> 'make install'.
The BRL
Yo,
Qui a envie d'y aller? Sans réponse d'ici fin 2013, je n'inscris pas
Traduc. Dans la même veine, des motivés pour Solutions Linux 2014?
Amitiés,
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A few observations:
When I move to the last window of the last line on the screen and issue the
"go right one window" command (display5 on my Baum SuperVario 40), the display
briefly jumps, i.e., refreshes, whereas previously BRLTTY would just issue the
appropriate speaker sound and leave the disp
Dave
Can you do a own driver for braillepen12?
I try to use the voyager
I can pear the dispaly
But not use it
The display only beeps
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Le 14/12/2013 05:49, MENGUAL Jean-Philippe a écrit :
Yo,
Qui a envie d'y aller? Sans réponse d'ici fin 2013, je n'inscris pas
Traduc. Dans la même veine, des motivés pour Solutions Linux 2014?
Amitiés,
Message original
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Hi,
> Whether or not it's safe to write in one thread while reading in another is a
> question I'd prefer Samuel to answer.
It is safe.
Shérab.
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