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1. Eddie sagt:

   31. März 2009 um 02:31

   You rock! I’ve been looking for a way to read my TE923 under Linux, previously with no success. I had to make one change to your code to get it to work under Fedora 10 … in te932_handle() in te923_usb.h, I had to add the following lines before usb_set_configuration():

   usb_detach_kernel_driver_np(devh, 0);
   if ( ret != 0 ) {
   fprintf( stderr, gettext( “Error while detaching kernel driver (%d).\n” ), ret );
   return NULL;
   }

   This is because the HID driver claims the device and won’t let me access it (even as root) until I first detach the default kernel driver.
2. Eddie sagt:

   31. März 2009 um 02:32

   By the way, I don’t read any German. Google and its translation service helped me read your web page.
3. Peresphone sagt:

   27. Juni 2009 um 14:51

   Deutch & English (Via google translation)

   Hi

   Ich versuche, diese auf OSX, und unbuntu.

   Am unbuntu, mit Eddies mod es Fehler beim Versuch, um die Zuordnung der Kernel, ohne die mod, es
   Fehler, wenn er versucht, um die Konfiguration.

   Am kompilieren gibt es zwei Warnungen wieder vorbei, um Argumente usb_control_msg (ARG-6) und
   usb_interrupt_read (ARG-3), in Bezug auf Zeiger Argumente Parsen Argument der “Modul”
   unterscheiden sich in der beschriebenen.

   Dies gilt auch für OSX, mit dem GCC Compiler.

   Ich möchte es auf unbuntu, um das System, wie OSX, ist trickreich, HID-Manager-Greifer
   das Gerät.

   Ich bin mit einem IROX, die Anbieter und Produkt-ID sind die gleichen wie die te923, und die Software
   Release 3.0.2

   Jede Hilfe, um mir diese Lösung wären wir jedoch dankbar.

   Danke

   Hi

   I am trying to get this working on OSX, and on unbuntu.

   On unbuntu, with Eddies mod it errors while trying to detach the kernel, without the mod, it errors when it tries to set the configuration.

   On compile there are two warnings re passing arguments to usb_control_msg (arg 6) and usb_interrupt_read (arg 3), regarding pointer arguments in parsing argument of ‘module ‘ differ in signedness.

   This also is true on OSX, using gcc.

   I want to get it working on unbuntu to prove the system, as OSX is tricky, HID manager grabs the device.

   I am using an IROX, the vendor & product id’s are thedsame as the te923, and the software release is 3.0.2

   Any assistance to help me solve this would be appreciated.

   thanks
4. persephone sagt:

   28. Juni 2009 um 07:28

   Hi Eddie

   strange on unbuntu 9.04, that addition causes an exception, and it still wont down load data from my irox ( which I believe is the same as the te923), which is using firmware 3.0.2.

   What revision is on your ws?

   thanks

   persephone
5. Sebastian sagt:

   28. Juni 2009 um 15:54

   Hello Persephone,

   there are a known problem with the HID driver, who grabe the device and than the te923 tool cannot read from the devide. I use udev rules to unload the module (HID). But it is not the best way, I know. So I work on a kernelmodul for the device, hope to get time next weeks to finish the first version. It will solve a lot of problems. But maybe you can send me the compiler messages via email? Also try the -D command and send me the output, so I can debug the probmel maybe.

   The Irox and the Mebus TE923 (also Honeywell) are the same. Hideki is the real producer. But there ar some differents in the firmware. I have only support for version 3 (other can work, but may not). I run the tool in Gentoo and Ubuntu server.
6. J.L. Blom sagt:

   13. Oktober 2009 um 11:38

   Sebastian,
   I have a Nexos weatherstation (=Irox, etc.) and have problems compiling te923-04.
   System: AMD_64 (Phenom II 4-core) with 4 Gb mem, running Ubuntu jaunty.
   When compiling I get a lot of errors and warnings. I think the mosy important one is it cannot find usb.h which is requested in the te923 usb.h module. I tried to put the usb.h module of my current linux kernel (2.6.28-15-generic) and the requested mod_devicetable,h in the correct directories (/usr/include and /usr/include/linux resp.) but I got tons of errors.
   I can of course sent you the list but maybe I overlook something which is very obvious for you.
   I run WeatherD in Linux (not perfect yet as it is written for 32-bit and I haven’t yet made a chroot environment) and in WIndows (in Virtualbox) and that works OK. I would like however to make my own graphical backend (which I did when I used the 2315 of LaCrosse but it’s not a good weatherstation) using open2300 from Kenneth Lavrsen who published the layout of the LaCrosse stations.

   Sorry for writing in English but although I can read and speak (not fluently) German, writing is too cumbersome. I hope it is not a problem.
   Thanks in advance.
7. Sebastian sagt:

   13. Oktober 2009 um 13:12

   Hello,

   please visit http://te923.fukz.org for more informations. I put you comment to this page as a ticket. The side is the new project page for the te923 tool.
8. Saulius sagt:

   21. Oktober 2011 um 11:37

   Thank you very much for job you have done. I modiffied your sources a bit and ported to embedded device. If you are interested, check it out here: http://www.8devices.com/wiki_carambola/doku.php/carambola_pachube_nexus
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