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(Message 1817)
Posted 3972 days ago by Dmitry I didn't manage to find the exact cause of the problem. It seems that libusb that is included into linux emulator doesn't find the device requested (neither in unprivileged no in root mode) As I don't have much spare time, I built the hidtool from the sources you'd mentioned (by doing so I linked it with libusb provided with FreeBSD). It works! To be able to send results to the project I replaced the radac_1.77_i686-pc-linux-gnu__nci with my manually built executable. (The sensor is found by the application only if it runs under root. I didn't have time to find out how to give rights of USB device access to other users, so for now I simply set sticky bit to the executable and changed the owner of it to root). Do you know whether it is possible to make boinc to always use my compiled app instead of receiving it from the server? As supporting FreeBSD separately is costly for you and I don't want to rebuild the app and do this ad-hoc installation each time the app is updated. |
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(Message 1814)
Posted 3972 days ago by Dmitry Hi, I've received the sensor recently. It works fine on windows, but I want to run it on FreeBSD as it is always on. I use naoko# uname -a FreeBSD naoko.local 9.0-RELEASE FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE #20: Tue Feb 28 22:52:39 MSK 2012 root@naoko.local:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/NAOKO i386 with linux emulation port '/usr/ports/emulators/linux_base-f10/' When I attach the sensor, the system finds it: naoko# dmesg ... uhid2: <microchip radioactiveathome.org GRS, class 0/0, rev 1.10/3.01, addr 2> on usbus1 ... naoko# usbconfig ... ugen1.2: <radioactiveathome.org GRS microchip> at usbus1, cfg=0 md=HOST spd=FULL (12Mbps) pwr=ON But when I get the workunit from radioactive@home the app radac_1.77_i686-pc-linux-gnu__nci can't find the sensor (stderr.txt): Debug: num_samples: 30 get_sensor_list(): Position: 0 vid: 16c0 pid: 05df vendor obdev.at product DataStore get_sensor_list(): Position: 1 vid: 16c0 pid: 05df vendor obdev.at product radioactiveathome.org GRS get_sensor_list(): Position: 2 vid: 16c0 pid: 05df vendor obdev.at product radioactiveathome.org GRS get_sensor_list(): Position: 3 vid: 16c0 pid: 05df vendor obdev.at product radioactiveathome.org GRS get_sensor_list(): Position: 4 vid: 16c0 pid: 05df vendor obdev.at product radioactiveathome.org GRS get_sensor_list(): Position: 5 vid: 04d8 pid: f6fe vendor microchip product radioactiveathome.org GRS Debug: get_sensor_list(): exiting Debug: enabled; sample time: 240, num_samples: 30 Radac $Rev: 585 $ starting... Debug (openDevice): 16c0:05df obdev.at/DataStore not found or could not be accessed: The specified device was not found Debug (openDevice): 16c0:05df obdev.at/radioactiveathome.org GRS not found or could not be accessed: The specified device was not found Debug (openDevice): 16c0:05df obdev.at/radioactiveathome.org GRS not found or could not be accessed: The specified device was not found Debug (openDevice): 16c0:05df obdev.at/radioactiveathome.org GRS not found or could not be accessed: The specified device was not found Debug (openDevice): 16c0:05df obdev.at/radioactiveathome.org GRS not found or could not be accessed: The specified device was not found Debug (openDevice): 04d8:f6fe microchip/radioactiveathome.org GRS not found or could not be accessed: The specified device was not found Could not find any of the devices listed in sensors.xml: The specified device was not found Does anyone know how to deal with it? What is inside get_sensor_list? how does it work? what API is used to work with USB? Regards, Dmitry. |