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Some linux distro’s has a troubles using libiqrf.  Libiqrf use first release of userspace library libusb_0.1. Development of this library was finished in 2008. There exist an community which based their libusb (version 1.0) on the code from version 0.1 but development is active and this library has also some compatibility libary for use old 0.1 library.

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For some development I need to have some nice splash screen. I decide to use splashy and for easy using I make a patch for adding to buildroot. You can find a patch at http://lists.busybox.net/pipermail/buildroot/2010-August/036722.html

Friend of mine just want to use Flarion device on Ubuntu 9.10 but driver was compilable only for older kernels (2.6.26, 2.6.27).

I try to fix it and provide driver functionality for newest kernels. Read the rest of this entry »

Hi, today I made some improvements on iqrf ide. Also release new version v0.1.1.
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Hey guy who wish to have asap audio working on your HTC wings, wizards….

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Because of previous storage doesn’t work I move linwizard kernel to github.com.

You can find sources at: git://github.com/nandra/omap_850_kernel.git

Some time when I start with kernel development I couln’t understand how container_of macro from kerne lworks.
Some days ago there were and post on kernelnewbies list about using this. This gives me a signal to finally understand what’s going on. I try to write simple user space application with container_of macro using. Read the rest of this entry »

For liqrf project we would like to add some gui so I start thinking about possibility to have controlled existing liqrf console appliaction via some nice gui (be honest not all users like command line ). In this how to I’ll try to show how easily use Qprocess class for this purpose.

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Good news for today . I can hear some beeps when I run test application on current omap 850 audio    driver.

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I was thinking about possibility to track errors  new requirements during development cycle and then after project or release is finished check what cost a time resources and so on. Browsing and installing bug trackers on localhost takes me half a day and I think I choose the best one . I choose buggenie because it has very nice and user friendly administration and other advantages. But the biggest advantage : it’s free .

You can check it here ::bug tracker::