Hi! Sorry if the following problem Im having is a bit sketchy, but I need to figure it out before wednesday Im having a little problem interfacing the comport serial object with a basic stamp (seems easy?)
I send a variable named mojo (word 16bit) from the basic stamp (com1, 9600 baud, parity none, data bits 8 and no flow control) with the command: SEROUT 16, $4054,[ mojo ] (I also tried: SEROUT 16, 9600,[ mojo ] Open pd.. open testcomport.pd open com1 Then I get lots of unwanted numbers that repeat in a pattern. Only one of these numbers seems to be the variable I want, yet it is now reduced in 8bit (0-255) so I tried changing my variable to 8-bit then I tried changing some serial settings I could try to filter out those numbers, but I hope theres a more elegant way
Thanks if you read this far
Hugo Hugo hugodini@warpmail.net
On Sun, Nov 23, 2003 at 11:31:47PM -0800, Hugo Dini wrote:
Sorry if the following problem Im having is a bit sketchy, but I need to figure it out before wednesday Im having a little problem interfacing the comport serial object with a basic stamp (seems easy?)
Try my ascii externals: http://www.pure-data.org/Members/odradek/ascii-0.1.1.tar.bz2/view
-- Marc
This one goes out to the the redhat users out there! I have installed redhat 8.0 on my laptop and everything ran very smoothly, everything runs, except the sound(which is the only reason I installed it in the first place!). Basically whenever I log into a session I get an error saying, /dev/dsp/ no such device...., the soundcard I have is just a simple Via Tech AC97, I would have thought that is was a standard enough generic sound card? I tried to install OSS but that failed, giving these results,
your currently detected hardware combination works with the base OSS software so you don't need to select any additional drivers when ordering the permanent OSS license.
Warning: Some of the devices failed to initialize. See /usr/lib/oss/soundon.log for more info.
Some common system setup errors were detected: 1: PCI interrupt not allocated by BIOS
Please look at /usr/lib/oss/errors.log for troubleshooting instructions.
Another thing, I have not used Linux since I was in university and I seem to remember tools like SndConfig where I could config my audio? Things like this seem to be mising from this distribution. I also looked at ALSA but it appears that I need the src for my linux distro, I don't have this either.
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rory,
for RedHat, you should look at PlanetCCRMA: http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/planetccrma/software/
it has excellent installation and configuration instructions, as well as very up to date .rpms of most of what you need for sound. they have ALSA drivers and a good page telling how to set them up.
best, d.
Rory Walsh wrote:
This one goes out to the the redhat users out there! I have installed redhat 8.0 on my laptop and everything ran very smoothly, everything runs, except the sound(which is the only reason I installed it in the first place!). Basically whenever I log into a session I get an error saying, /dev/dsp/ no such device...., the soundcard I have is just a simple Via Tech AC97, I would have thought that is was a standard enough generic sound card? I tried to install OSS but that failed, giving these results,
your currently detected hardware combination works with the base OSS software so you don't need to select any additional drivers when ordering the permanent OSS license.
Warning: Some of the devices failed to initialize. See /usr/lib/oss/soundon.log for more info.
Some common system setup errors were detected: 1: PCI interrupt not allocated by BIOS
Please look at /usr/lib/oss/errors.log for troubleshooting instructions.
Another thing, I have not used Linux since I was in university and I seem to remember tools like SndConfig where I could config my audio? Things like this seem to be mising from this distribution. I also looked at ALSA but it appears that I need the src for my linux distro, I don't have this either.
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--- Rory Walsh rorytheroar@yahoo.com wrote:
This one goes out to the the redhat users out there! I have installed redhat 8.0 on my laptop and everything ran very smoothly, everything runs, except the sound(which is the only reason I installed it in the first place!). Basically whenever I log into a session I get an error saying, /dev/dsp/ no such device...., the soundcard I have is just a simple Via Tech AC97, I would have thought that is was a standard enough generic sound card? I tried to install OSS but that failed, giving these results,
your currently detected hardware combination works with the base OSS software so you don't need to select any additional drivers when ordering the permanent OSS license.
Warning: Some of the devices failed to initialize. See /usr/lib/oss/soundon.log for more info.
Some common system setup errors were detected: 1: PCI interrupt not allocated by BIOS
Please look at /usr/lib/oss/errors.log for troubleshooting instructions.
Another thing, I have not used Linux since I was in university and I seem to remember tools like SndConfig where I could config my audio? Things like this seem to be mising from this distribution. I also looked at ALSA but it appears that I need the src for my linux distro, I don't have this either.
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You should first of all configure ALSA
If you want some background about alsa or see if your soundcard is supported - which module and so on
There are RPMS for RedHat 8
Try this link and the Information around it ! http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/planetccrma/software/sys
If you have a fast Internet connection you should maybe get the whole Planet CCRMA CD Images.
This might take some time at the beginning, but you will save time in future
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I'm no hardware expert, but maybe one of these points will help:
As far as the OSS irq problem: check that plug and play enabled in your bios so that linux can handle the irq allocation. beyond that, i don't know.
Sndconfig is not installed by default on RH8.0+. You should be able to find it on installation disk 3, in the RPM's folder.
Finally, check the /dev directory to see if dsp even exists. There's been at least one occasion where i've had to manually add a symlink to dsp0.
ln -s dsp dsp0
good luck, dan
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003, [iso-8859-1] Rory Walsh wrote:
This one goes out to the the redhat users out there! I have installed redhat 8.0 on my laptop and everything ran very smoothly, everything runs, except the sound(which is the only reason I installed it in the first place!). Basically whenever I log into a session I get an error saying, /dev/dsp/ no such device...., the soundcard I have is just a simple Via Tech AC97, I would have thought that is was a standard enough generic sound card? I tried to install OSS but that failed, giving these results,
your currently detected hardware combination works with the base OSS software so you don't need to select any additional drivers when ordering the permanent OSS license.
Warning: Some of the devices failed to initialize. See /usr/lib/oss/soundon.log for more info.
Some common system setup errors were detected: 1: PCI interrupt not allocated by BIOS
Please look at /usr/lib/oss/errors.log for troubleshooting instructions.
Another thing, I have not used Linux since I was in university and I seem to remember tools like SndConfig where I could config my audio? Things like this seem to be mising from this distribution. I also looked at ALSA but it appears that I need the src for my linux distro, I don't have this either.
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Hallo, Dan Neveu hat gesagt: // Dan Neveu wrote:
I'm no hardware expert, but maybe one of these points will help:
As far as the OSS irq problem: check that plug and play enabled in your bios so that linux can handle the irq allocation. beyond that, i don't know.
Sndconfig is not installed by default on RH8.0+. You should be able to find it on installation disk 3, in the RPM's folder.
Finally, check the /dev directory to see if dsp even exists. There's been at least one occasion where i've had to manually add a symlink to dsp0.
ln -s dsp dsp0
Good tips, but still I would recommend to install ALSA, as it's not the future anymore, but already the present.
ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
Yeah it exists alright, but everytime I log onto a session I get a message saying it doesn't exist? I went into my BIOS on start up but I found nothing to do with PnP options? Any other suggestions?
--- Dan Neveu neveu@buffalo.edu wrote: > I'm no hardware expert, but maybe one of these
points will help:
As far as the OSS irq problem: check that plug and play enabled in your bios so that linux can handle the irq allocation. beyond that, i don't know.
Sndconfig is not installed by default on RH8.0+. You should be able to find it on installation disk 3, in the RPM's folder.
Finally, check the /dev directory to see if dsp even exists. There's been at least one occasion where i've had to manually add a symlink to dsp0.
ln -s dsp dsp0
good luck, dan
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003, [iso-8859-1] Rory Walsh wrote:
This one goes out to the the redhat users out
there! I
have installed redhat 8.0 on my laptop and
everything
ran very smoothly, everything runs, except the sound(which is the only reason I installed it in
the
first place!). Basically whenever I log into a
session
I get an error saying, /dev/dsp/ no such
device....,
the soundcard I have is just a simple Via Tech
AC97, I
would have thought that is was a standard enough generic sound card? I tried to install OSS but
that
failed, giving these results,
your currently detected hardware combination works with the base OSS software so you don't need to select any additional drivers when ordering the permanent OSS license.
Warning: Some of the devices failed to initialize. See /usr/lib/oss/soundon.log for more info.
Some common system setup errors were detected: 1: PCI interrupt not allocated by BIOS
Please look at /usr/lib/oss/errors.log for troubleshooting instructions.
Another thing, I have not used Linux since I was
in
university and I seem to remember tools like
SndConfig
where I could config my audio? Things like this
seem
to be mising from this distribution. I also looked
at
ALSA but it appears that I need the src for my
linux
distro, I don't have this either.
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Thanks for everyones help on this, I installed Planet CCRMA and now all works as it should, and just in the nik of time, I'm having my internet connection disabled in an hours time! Thanks again, Rory.
--- Rory Walsh rorytheroar@yahoo.com wrote: > Yeah it exists alright, but everytime I log onto a
session I get a message saying it doesn't exist? I went into my BIOS on start up but I found nothing to do with PnP options? Any other suggestions?
--- Dan Neveu neveu@buffalo.edu wrote: > I'm no hardware expert, but maybe one of these
points will help:
As far as the OSS irq problem: check that plug and play enabled in your bios so that linux can handle the irq allocation. beyond that, i don't know.
Sndconfig is not installed by default on RH8.0+.
You
should be able to find it on installation disk 3, in the RPM's folder.
Finally, check the /dev directory to see if dsp
even
exists. There's been at least one occasion where i've had to manually add
a
symlink to dsp0.
ln -s dsp dsp0
good luck, dan
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003, [iso-8859-1] Rory Walsh
wrote:
This one goes out to the the redhat users out
there! I
have installed redhat 8.0 on my laptop and
everything
ran very smoothly, everything runs, except the sound(which is the only reason I installed it in
the
first place!). Basically whenever I log into a
session
I get an error saying, /dev/dsp/ no such
device....,
the soundcard I have is just a simple Via Tech
AC97, I
would have thought that is was a standard enough generic sound card? I tried to install OSS but
that
failed, giving these results,
your currently detected hardware combination
works
with the base OSS software so you don't need to select any additional
drivers
when ordering the permanent OSS license.
Warning: Some of the devices failed to
initialize.
See /usr/lib/oss/soundon.log for more info.
Some common system setup errors were detected: 1: PCI interrupt not allocated by BIOS
Please look at /usr/lib/oss/errors.log for troubleshooting instructions.
Another thing, I have not used Linux since I was
in
university and I seem to remember tools like
SndConfig
where I could config my audio? Things like this
seem
to be mising from this distribution. I also
looked
at
ALSA but it appears that I need the src for my
linux
distro, I don't have this either.
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hi,
I send a variable named mojo (word 16bit) from the basic stamp (com1, 9600 baud, parity none, data bits 8 and no flow control) with the command: SEROUT 16, $4054,[ mojo ] (I also tried: SEROUT 16, 9600,[ mojo ]
i guess its a basicstamp II as u are using 16 as Serout pin if it is like this your baudmode is wrong. for 8 bit no flow and 9600 it should be:
SEROUT 16, 16468, [mojo.HighByte, mojo.LowByte]
u have a 16bit word to transmit you have to send the highbyte and lowbyte extra i guess. the u have to set them together again in pd.
lg
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