Re: [lcd4linux] can you please make a lcd4linux conf?

[Michael R. <re...@eu...>]

Hi Koma,


>  # lcd4linux -Fvv
> Version 0.9.10 starting
> lcd4linux.c: initializing driver HD44780
> wiring: [PARPORT:GND]==>[DISPLAY:RW]
> wiring: [PARPORT:AUTOFD]==>[DISPLAY:RS]
> wiring: [PARPORT:STROBE]==>[DISPLAY:ENABLE]
> wiring: [PARPORT:INIT]==>[DISPLAY:GPO]
> udelay.c: CPU supports Time Stamp Counter
> udelay.c: CPU runs at 1980.714000 MHz
> udelay.c: using TSC delay loop, 1981 ticks per microsecond
> parport.c: using raw port 0x378
> processor.c: Display: 2 rows, 16 columns, 5x8 pixels, 0 GPOs
> processor.c: Row1: *** %o %v ***
> processor.c: Row2: %p CPU  %r MB RAM
> lcd4linux.c: starting main loop
> system.c: uname(sysname)=Linux
> system.c: uname(release)=2.6.3-rc2-gentoo
> system.c: uname(machine)=i686
> system.c: sizeof(/proc/kcore)=268374016 bytes
> lcd4linux.c: got signal 2
> lcd4linux.c: leaving main loop
> HD44780: shutting down.
> parport.c: closing raw port 0x378

look ok to me.

> And my conf (is destroyed i know :) but i've done many experiments)
> 
> # cat /etc/lcd4linux.conf 
> Display "HD44780"
> Port "0x378"
> Size "16x2"
> Bits "4"
>     Wire.RW "GND"
>     Wire.RS "AUTOFD"
>     Wire.ENABLE "STROBE"
>     Wire.ENABLE2 "SELECT"
>     Wire.GPO "INIT"
> row1:"hello"

looks fine, too.


Maybe there's a wiring fault, but the picture quality of your schematics 
is too bad:

>>> http://www.camscode.org/images/lcd/th_schaltplan.jpg

I can't read the pin names. Have you got a better image?

> Now i'm tring LCDd but, your program is more configurable and so COOL 
> I like lcd4linux :D

Thanks!


bye, Michael

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