2009-07-08, 20:48
The display and remote work just fine with XBMC/Linux, I have the Fusion Remote myself.
On my (Gentoo) system I used the current CVS-version of lirc and lcdproc-0.5.3, with these versions I'm 100% sure that everything's supported properly.
Maybe this'll give you some hints on how to install.
First lirc:
As soon as you do "modprobe lirc_imon" you should get /dev/lirc0 and /dev/lcd0
In the folder remotes/imon/ are sample lircd configs for this device.
One important thing remains - the usb device acts as a HID device, thus it's being handled by the Kernel's HID driver, you have to prevent that by adding
to /etc/modprobe.conf or wherever Ubuntu needs that.
Installing lcdproc isn't too hard either:
The parts in LCDd.conf that may differ from the default:
LCDd is started with
The only thing I am now struggling with is scrolling speed on the display, the LCD is a little sluggish and xbmc (or LCDd?) scrolls so fast everything get's blurry, but adjusting the TitleSpeed value in LCDd.conf didn't help...
Good Luck!
Thomas
On my (Gentoo) system I used the current CVS-version of lirc and lcdproc-0.5.3, with these versions I'm 100% sure that everything's supported properly.
Maybe this'll give you some hints on how to install.
First lirc:
Code:
./configure
[i]Select Driver Configuration -> USB-Devices -> Soundgraph iMON IR/LCD[/i]
make
make install
As soon as you do "modprobe lirc_imon" you should get /dev/lirc0 and /dev/lcd0
In the folder remotes/imon/ are sample lircd configs for this device.
One important thing remains - the usb device acts as a HID device, thus it's being handled by the Kernel's HID driver, you have to prevent that by adding
Code:
options usbhid quirks=0x15c2:0x0038:0x04
Installing lcdproc isn't too hard either:
Code:
./configure --enable-drivers=imon,imonlcd
make
make install
The parts in LCDd.conf that may differ from the default:
Code:
DriverPath=/usr/local/lib/lcdproc/
Driver=imonlcd
ServerScreen=no
LCDd is started with
Code:
/usr/local/sbin/LCDd -c /etc/LCDd.conf
The only thing I am now struggling with is scrolling speed on the display, the LCD is a little sluggish and xbmc (or LCDd?) scrolls so fast everything get's blurry, but adjusting the TitleSpeed value in LCDd.conf didn't help...
Good Luck!
Thomas