Activity for Neal Logan

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Alas. I am not C programmer but I will give it try to see if I can set it up properly and see what is going on. Not a lot of hope that I will be successful at this. The Dacal has been sitting idle on my system for a while now so I am used to it being furniture and not useful on my Linux system. Thanks for trying to help.

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    I did the trace and there does seem to be some problems. "dacal.so" returns a code of 3 and it seems to be looking for file "dacal.la" which returns a code of -1 (file not found). But, even before then, two files seem to be missing: access("/etc/ld.so.nohwcap", F_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) access("/etc/ld.so.preload", R_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) From what I read, ld.so files are not issues, just glibc checking to see if the files are there as a standard routine....

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    I did the trace and there does seem to be some problems. "dacal.so" returns a code of 3 and it seems to be looking for file "dacal.la" which returns a code of -1 (file not found). But, even before then, two files seem to be missing: access("/etc/ld.so.nohwcap", F_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) access("/etc/ld.so.preload", R_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) From what I read, ld.so files are not issues, just glibc checking to see if the files are there as a standard routine....

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    I did the trace and there does seem to be some problems. "dacal.so" returns a code of 3 and it seems to be looking for file "dacal.la" which returns a code of -1 (file not found). But, even before then, two files seem to be missing: access("/etc/ld.so.nohwcap", F_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) access("/etc/ld.so.preload", R_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) From what I read, ld.so files are not issues, just glibc checking to see if the files are there as a standard routine....

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    I did the trace and there does seem to be some problems. "dacal.so" returns a code of 3 and it seems to be looking for file "dacal.la" which returns a code of -1 (file not found). But, even before then, two files seem to be missing: access("/etc/ld.so.nohwcap", F_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) access("/etc/ld.so.preload", R_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) From what I read, ld.so files are not issues, just glibc checking to see if the files are there as a standard routine....

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    To respond to your version question, it was all expanded from "libcdorganizer-src-4.0.0.tar.bz2". If the wrong version is in there, then that is a possiblity.

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    To respond to your version question, it was all expanded from "libcdorganizer-gnu-linux-amd64-4.0.0.tar.bz2". If the wrong version is in there, then that is a possiblity.

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    Maybe it fails to load the "dacal" and "kds" files (ergo file load error) but loads the .so versions ok Tried it as Root, no success. same result.

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Maybe it fails to load the "dacal" and "kds" files but loads the .so versions ok Tried it as Root, no success. same result.

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    I did as you requested as follows: neal@Lith-Serv:~$ sudo cdorganizerd -P /usr/lib/libcdorganizer/ -f cdorganizerd[15575]: /home/neal/Downloads/libcdorganizer/src/daemon/plugin_manager.c:plugin_loader(27) - lt_dlopen(/usr/lib/libcdorganizer/dacal): file not found cdorganizerd[15575]: The KDS plugin is only capable of running a single device at a time as a unique id has not yet been deciphered from the USB traffic cdorganizerd[15575]: /home/neal/Downloads/libcdorganizer/src/daemon/plugin_manager.c:plugin_loader(27)...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    Nope, it is a Dacal 300 Model on the box says DC-300 This is new for me, so what is the SVN version? Or, I should ask, where is the latest SVN version? Also this unit does not have a built in media player

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    Nope, it is a Dacal 300 Model on the box says DC-300 This is new for me, so what is the SVN version? Or, I should ask, where is the latest SVN version?

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    Nope, it is a Dacal 300 Model on the box says DC-300 This is new for me, so what is the SVN version?

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Nope, it is a Dacal 300 Model on the box says DC-300

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    Sorry. got called away. Returned absolutely nothing neal@Lith-Serv:~$ lcdoctl list all Daemon reports the following device IDs: (blank)

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Sorry. got called away. Returned absolutely nothing

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan modified a comment on ticket #2

    Sorry, let me clarify, ran lcdoctl list all in the second terminal and got no devices found

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Sorry, let me clarify, ran lcdoctl list all in the second terminal

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    I opened another terminal session and ran the following (since the first terminal window was in a loop). neal@Lith-Serv:~$ lcdoctl list all organizerd[12988]: Creating local socket: /tmp/cdorganizerd cdorganizerd[12988]: Local socket '/tmp/cdorganizerd' created as 4 cdorganizerd[12988]: Entering server loop cdorganizerd[12988]: Accepted a connection on 6 from a local client cdorganizerd[12988]: Received a message from a local client on 6 cdorganizerd[12988]: handling list organizers request cdorganizerd[12988]:...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Killed all cdorganizerd processes. There was no /tmp/cdorganizerd when I looked. Ran cdorganizerd in foreground as follows: neal@Lith-Serv:~$ sudo cdorganizerd -f cdorganizerd[12988]: /home/neal/Downloads/libcdorganizer/src/daemon/plugin_manager.c:plugin_loader(27) - lt_dlopen(/usr/lib/libcdorganizer/dacal): file not found cdorganizerd[12988]: The KDS plugin is only capable of running a single device at a time as a unique id has not yet been deciphered from the USB traffic cdorganizerd[12988]: /home/neal/Downloads/libcdorganizer/src/daemon/plugin_manager.c:plugin_loader(27)...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Ok, I figured out how to run it in foreground. I got the following: sudo cdorganizerd -f [sudo] password for neal: cdorganizerd[11653]: /home/neal/Downloads/libcdorganizer/src/daemon/plugin_manager.c:plugin_loader(27) - lt_dlopen(/usr/lib/libcdorganizer/dacal): file not found cdorganizerd[11653]: The KDS plugin is only capable of running a single device at a time as a unique id has not yet been deciphered from the USB traffic cdorganizerd[11653]: /home/neal/Downloads/libcdorganizer/src/daemon/plugin_manager.c:plugin_loader(27)...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    I did start the daemon with "sudo cdorganizerd" (just in case I needed supervisor authority to start it correctly. That should give me authority I believe. Also aince I am the only person on this system, I have read/write control I would think, but if not, what should I check to verify? How do I start it in the foreground (sorry for the stupid question)? I thought entering it in terminal mode after the system starts does that? I did not create any auto daemon startup on boot yet. When I start it...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    I did start the daemon with "sudo cdorganizerd" (just in case I needed supervisor authority to start it correctly. That should give me authority I believe). Also since I am the only person on this system, I have read/write control I would think, but if not, what should I check to verify? How do I start it in the foreground (sorry for the stupid question)? I thought entering it in terminal mode after the system starts does that? I did not create any auto daemon startup on boot yet. When I start it...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Hi KShots Sorry, on further investigation and reading your file, I do see a /tmp/organizerd sock file get created but once I execute the lcdoctl command and it fails, it disappears. Still do not see my Dacal on the list though. sudo lcdoctl list Daemon reports the following device IDs: Any suggestions. It does get reconginzed om boot and lsusb shows it: lsusb (excerpt) Bus 001 Device 009: ID 04b4:5a9b Cypress Semiconductor Corp. Dacal CD/DVD Library D-101/DC-300/DC-016RW Bus 001 Device 007: ID 04b4:5203...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Hi KShots Just got back to trying to work on getting my Dacal 300 working on Ubuntu. My Dacal does not get listed (nor does any other device) when I try to list libraries (ldoctl list), Also, when I try to do any commands using my library's ID (04b4:5a9b) I get failure to connect issues. E.G. when I tried lcdoctl vendor 04b4:5a9b, I get /home/neal/Downloads/libcdorganizer/src/lib/cdorganizer_controller.c:cdo_controller_init_local(48) - connect: No such file or directory Failed to connect to a local...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #2

    Hi Thanks for that info Daemon was started ok but when I try to list devices, I get the following: "/home/neal/Downloads/libcdorganizer/src/lib/cdorganizer_controller.c:cdo_controller_init_local(48) - connect: No such file or directory Failed to connect to a local socket at /tmp/cdorganizerd" Now, I know my Dacal was recognized at boot up and is listed during the boot but it seems to me that the Daemon is not seeing it. Am I interpreting this error correctly? Any suggestions? Also, when I go to the...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan created ticket #2

    Kind of Newbie needs help to get Dacal 300 operational on Ubuntu

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #16

    Thanks JeffreyI may not have explained it correctly. I executed the line command...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan posted a comment on ticket #16

    Jeffrey, whenever I run this, it gives me "no device found". Once I quit and restart,...

  • Neal Logan Neal Logan created ticket #16

    gscan2pdf will not scan the entire A4 letter page

1