I rewrote the architecture of the whole system to be client-server based. But I cannot commit my changes (see commandline dump below). Can someone help me?
czestmyr@czestmyr:~/prog/python-gst/ld-commit$ svn ci -m "[...]" Password for '(null)' GNOME keyring: svn: Commit failed (details follow): svn: MKACTIVITY of '/svn/!svn/act/067e82eb-5442-4ae2-91b1-386acc666ee4': authorization failed: Could not authenticate to server: rejected Basic challenge (https://felipesanches.googlecode.com)
Cestmir
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 7:45 PM, Pavel Ruzicka ruza@ruza.eu wrote:
Ive just tried revision 261. Few things:
laser-server.py line 53 delete ":" character
instead of rewriting LD call in each script, it would be great to have
config file like
LOCAL_DEVICE=true # or SRV_* for tcp SRV_HOST=localhost SRV_PORT=5000
and "library would" make connection directly to the device or via tcp based on that variables.
- code should automaticaly detect if the device is initializsed or not
(based on VendorID) and make that initialisation if its needed and draw. For example example1.py fails on comunicating with vendorID 3333 when device is directly connected and card is already initialised.
- security (optional)
- device probably shouldnt accept something like "draw a single dot for
a long time". There is a chance somebody would stare to the lasaer instantly.
- device shouldnt shine for a long time without intervention. It should
stop drawing if nobody is sending "new things to draw", it shorten lifetime of the laser device otherwise. TIMEOUT=30min could be default for example.
ruza
On 12/15/2010 11:03 AM, Felipe Sanches wrote:
I have commited new code without testing because I do not have access to the device. Please test svn revision 260 and report me any bugs introduced by this commit.
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 3:23 AM, Felipe Sanches juca@members.fsf.org
wrote:
can you please send me an image of the contents of the instalation CD? I mean, the Windows drivers.
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 3:01 AM, Felipe Sanches juca@members.fsf.org
wrote:
Awesome!!! Congratulations!
Now, we have to figure out the meaning of the usbinit log. Because simply using it without understanding it is similar to our previous condition of using proprietary software.
Actually, if our theory that this usbinit performs a firmware upload is correct, then it is precisely proprietary software that we are still relying on and that must be fixed.
The benefits of understanding the firmware upload protocol is that we can create our own free firmware for the device, which opens up several interesting possibilities for improving the laser display.
Well... I've been dealing a lot recently with this issue of devices that require non-free firmware in order to work properly. That means I already have some ideas of strategies that we can try:
Strategy 1:
Inspect the windows driver trying to find blocks of data that are similar to the usbinit log. This can be useful to give us a clearer idea of which bytes in the log are firmware code and which ones are just part of the fw upload protocol.
Strategy 2:
try to disassembly some portions of the usbinit log using a 8051 disassembler. Try to identify something that looks like valid code. Use that information to thing again about the structure of the firmware upload protocol.
Lets do it?
cheers, Felipe Sanches
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 1:41 AM, niekt0 niekt0@hysteria.sk wrote:
Hi,
we spent night in brmlab and laser initialization from linux is finally working. Also we fixed some bugs. (everything is in svn)
We just pust a simple video on our youtube, check soup.brmlab.cz.
enjoy;)
n. On 12/14/10, Felipe Sanches juca@members.fsf.org wrote:
I am writting a blogpost about the laser projector project and I need some videos. Is it possible for you to shoot short videos (around 30 seconds or a minute) of these things, please?
- the simple vector drawing tool (run bedit.py and draw a bit)
- the wallburner (scerensaver) with bezier curves - it is example3.py
thanks, Felipe Sanches
On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 8:17 AM, Pavel Ruzicka ruza@ruza.eu wrote: > if you need some advice regarding chaosvpn/agoralink let me know.
ive
> connected brmlab to that vpn > > ruza > > On 12/12/2010 07:59 PM, Ax wrote: >> Laser was moved to other room and connected to server there.
Results
>> are quite impressive: >> http://picasaweb.google.com/axtheb/Brmlab >> Hopefully we can arrange working webcam and some vpn soon...
Felippe,
>> do you have access to agoralink/chaosvpn? Using that we can get you >> link quickly [http://brmlab.cz/project/chaosvpn] >> And, please, give me commit rights to the repo so I can put my util >> lib and the rocket game there. >> >> Ax >> _______________________________________________ >> Brmlab mailing list >> Brmlab@brmlab.cz >> http://rover.ms.mff.cuni.cz/mailman/listinfo/brmlab > > > -- > e-mail: ruza@ruza.eu > www: http://ruza.eu > http://brmlab.cz > _______________________________________________ Brmlab mailing list Brmlab@brmlab.cz http://rover.ms.mff.cuni.cz/mailman/listinfo/brmlab
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