Nice, love to hear that. Yeah it is home built. So when I run mode2 and it
says "error opening /dev/lirc", "No such file or directory" from which I
understand is supposed to link to /dev/ttySx, what should I do to fix it?
thanks for your help and patience by the way,
Ben
When I said homebuilt, I was referring to the receiver. You can now
reread the original e-mail in the context intended.
On Mon, 2003-12-22 at 19:56, Ben Coffman wrote:
> Are you saying then, that I should have a /dev/ttySx on my system. If by
> homebuilt you meant that I downloaded the LiveCd and stage3 and then
> downloaded the entire tree, yes that is what I did.
>
> What I am asking is should I have a /dev/ttySx or do I need to set it up?
> If I should have it, what might have been some general ideas on where I
went
> wrong?
>
>
> >If you're using a homebuilt, you shouldn't ever need to reference a
> >serial port. Well, that's assuming you didn't compile serial device
> >support in to the kernel which is why you wouldn't have a /dev/ttySx.
> >Nope, it's really very easy to do as I just did it myself.
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