Re: [lcd4linux] device or resource busy

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I=B4m using the module which comes with the kernel. It=B4s just the same
driver, but i had problems when i tryed to compile it on my machine so
i tried compiling directly as a kernel module.

Just now i=B4m compiling again but i wonder that the dev '/dev/tts/USB0'
doesn=B4t exist... i mean that the kernel installs the device on
/dev/usb/lcd. Or at least seems that. Ok, anyway, i=B4m going to try two
different changes and i submit you my problems or (hopefully) success.
I really need it working as soon as possible.

Thanks a lot for your help.

On 4/19/05, Michael Reinelt <re...@eu...> wrote:
> Hi,
>=20
> > i=B4ve tried this
> >
> > Display LCDTerm {
> >     Driver 'CW12232'
> >     Port 'USB serial port'
> >     Speed 19200
> >     Size '20x4'
> >     Icons 1
> > }
> >
>=20
> > howap:~/lcd/cvs/lcd4linux# lcd4linux -Fvv
> > lcd4linux.c: initializing driver CW12232
> > drv_init(CW12232) failed: no such driver
>=20
> Well, LCD4Linux is right here: There is no driver called "CW12232".
> There is a driver called "Cwlinux", which supports a model called "CW1223=
2".
>=20
> And even though it makes no difference, I have no clue why you're
> calling your display section "LCDTerm".
>=20
> And what the heck do you think should lcd4linux do with "USB serial
> port"? I'm working on the AI plugin, but it's not finished yet.
>=20
> Maybe you want to try this configuration:
>=20
> Display CW12232 {
>     Driver 'Cwlinux'
>     Model 'CW12232'
>     Port '/dev/tts/USB0'
>     Speed 19200
>     Brightness 2
>     Icons 1
> }
>=20
> I just added this one as an "Example" to the wiki.
>=20
> I'm afraid I've to provide examples for every display.
>=20
> @all: someone out there who wants to write a graphically configuration
> program? I have the dim feeling that we're in the need for it :-)
>=20
> bye, Michael
>=20
> sorry for being a bit rude. I've got a cold.
>=20
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