Re: [DIGImend-devel] KYE MousePen i608x

[Vikko O. <tc...@gm...>]

Please try this one. As usual, I can redo the process if necessary.

On 6 January 2015 at 18:29, Nikolai Kondrashov <sp...@gm...> wrote:

> On 01/06/2015 06:57 AM, Vikko Okviandho wrote:
>
>> I moved to the directory where I compile them (using cd) and then excecute
>> the program using sudo (since the system won't allow me to double click or
>> using ./)
>> Did I do something wrong?
>>
>> Here's the history of the commands I did
>> sudo apt-get install autotools-dev autoconf automake libtool pkg-config
>> libxml2-dev
>> ./bootstrap && ./configure && make //this is where I failed to compile
>> sudo apt-get install libusb //I did this few times to find out what's
>> wrong
>> sudo apt-get update //tried to update the archive
>> sudo apt-get install libusb //still not finding the libusb package
>> ./bootstrap //I executed this command one by one to find out which
>> command was messing around
>> ./configure //this command is where it went wrong
>> sudo apt-get install libusb //tried again
>> sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev //got it right with this
>> ./configure
>> make >> log.txt
>>
>
> Everything is fine up to this point.
>
>  usbhid-dump //I executed this from the folder where the src placed using
>> 'open terminal here'
>> sudo usbhid-dump //I used sudo because the reason I explained above
>> lsusb
>> sudo usbhid-dump -m 0458:501a -es //this command gave this output
>> 'Starting dumping interrupt transfer stream with 1 minute timeout.'
>> sudo usbhid-dump -m 0458:501a -es $T | tee pen_coords.txt //I used this
>> next 3 times, each for coordinate, button, and pressure
>>
>> Did I do something wrong? I can redo if I did.
>>
>
> This is almost right with the exception that you were executing the
> distribution version of usbhid-dump, not the custom-built one.
>
> If your current directory is "src" in the source directory, then to run the
> custom-built version you need to execute it like this:
>
>     sudo ./usbhid-dump -m 0458:501a -es
>
> Note the "./" in front, meaning execute the binary in the current
> directory.
>
> Could you please re-run it?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Nick
>