From: paul k. <pau...@xs...> - 2005-06-03 11:05:47
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Hi Kenneth, For some reason I can't read your config file. It appears emtpy. Could you try starting lcd4linux using: lcd4linux -vv -F -f /etc/lcd4linux.conf This will start lcd4linux in the forground with verbose output. One more thing, what version of lcd4linux are you using? Cheers, Paul Kenneth Solberg wrote: > Hello Paul, I'm sorry to bother you with these newbiw questions... > > I edited my lcd4linux.conf the way you suggested, now I get this error > message when trying to run lcd4linux: > > [root@localhost bin]# lcd4linux -f /etc/lcd4linux.conf > i2c_sensors: unable to autodetect i2c sensors! > [root@localhost bin]# > > I have a pretty old motherboard (some Compaq model with a PIII 930MHz > processor) and I don't think it has got any temperature sensors on it. > (At least Motherboard Monitor didn't show any when I was running > Windows on it) > > Is there a way to disable lcd4linux temp probinf (i2c)? > > I have attached my lcd4linux.conf. > > Greatful for any help you are able to provide. > > Kenneth > > On 6/2/05, *Paul Kamphuis* <pau...@xs... > <mailto:pau...@xs...>> wrote: > > Hi Kenneth, > > I did a quick check, your wiring seems to be nearly similar to the > winamp wiring. > Only exception could be the RW signal. Not sure if it could be the > problem. But you could try to > specify it as GND. > check the WIKI page for the winamp wiring description: > https://ssl.bulix.org/projects/lcd4linux/wiki/HD44780 > > something like this. > > # generic HD44780 display (WinAmp wiring) > Display HD44780-winamp { > Driver 'HD44780' > Model 'generic' > UseBusy 1 > Port '/dev/parport0' > Size '20x4' > Wire { > RW 'GND' > RS 'INIT' > ENABLE 'STROBE' > ENABLE2 'GND' > GPO 'GND' > } > } > > Are you sure you have set the correct display and layout to be used? > (near the end of the config sample file) > > Display 'HD44780-winamp' > Layout 'L20x4' > > Both of these entries are not in the default sample conf file. > > If you stay having problems, please send me your config file > > kind regards, > > Paul > > > > Kenneth Solberg wrote: > > > Hello all! > > > > I have a 20x4 HD44780-compatible parallel LCD-display which I would > > like to use with my Fedora (Core 3) home webserver. > > > > The display works fine in Windows (Smartie53) thus it is not a > > hw-problem, but I can't get it to work with lcd4linux... > > > > The display is wired like this: > > > > LCD Pin - Symbol - Parallell pin > > 1 Vss GND > > 2 Vdd +5V > > 3 Vo GND > > 4 RS Parallelpin 16 > > 5 R/W GND > > 6 E Parallelpin 1 > > 7 DB0 Parallelpin 2 > > 8 DB1 Parallelpin 3 > > 9 DB2 Parallelpin 4 > > 10 DB3 Parallelpin 5 > > 11 DB4 Parallelpin 6 > > 12 DB5 Parallelpin 7 > > 13 DB6 Parallelpin 8 > > 14 DB7 Parallelpin 9 > > 15 A +5V > > 16 K GND > > > > Is this a predefined wiring (like 8-bit, winamp and so on)? > > > > Anyone who can help with a lcd4linux.conf? I suspect it to be a > driver > > problem, as long as the Driver section of the .conf is ok, I will > > probably be able to configure the rest myself... > > > > Thankful for all help... > > > > Ken > > > > > > |