From: David K. <dav...@ho...> - 2001-12-04 16:52:01
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Hi, I am developing some programs and are just about to add in control from a remote. Even tough I havent built my LIRC-hardware yet I would like to test and keep on programing so I thought that the network suport would be great. Am I totaly wrong if I think it would work without any hardware? I compiled lirc-0.6.4.tar.gz on my Redhat 6.9 system (yes I shall upgrade soon) and used the "only network connection" as hardware choice. But when I try to start lircd I get the following message: lircd-0.6.4: there's no hardware I can use and no peers are specified Is it possible to run the lircd as a deamon without any hardware and send simulated keystrokes to it from another program? Thanks in advance, //David |
From: <col...@hi...> - 2001-12-06 07:04:40
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Hi! David Karlsson "dav...@ho..." wrote: [...] > Is it possible to run the lircd as a deamon without any > hardware and send simulated keystrokes to it from another > program? Yes, the other program usually is another lircd running on a different machine, but you can also connect it to some other program that uses the same protocol (i.e. essentially what you see with irw). Christoph |