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just fetching the beta2 from Daniel. I will test if it doesn't burn my kitchen sink and set up a really fast torrent tomorrow. So it will be ready on 24 as a present 
there is no need for a CTL file. It's some signature used to secure firmware loading.to be exact it's also used for secure connection and authentication with a cisco callmanager (http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_administration_guide_chapter09186a00802e470b_4container_ccmigration_09186a0080255f67.html#wp1028826)
That field takes a XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX MAC address string, not a range. That's why I revised the wiki.thats the wrong form.
And when I define the device with the phone's specific MAC address, that parameter seems to work. I get Orbiter messages about the 7970 while it's configuring. I'd prefer a range, because that would let me make a template that works with any number of devices. It's not really "plug & play" if I have to create a device for each phone I plug into the LAN. But a single MAC addr is what that form currently takes.again, its the wrong form. You are not editing the device template (the ranges go in the table DHCPDevice:
mysql> describe DHCPDevice;
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| Mac_Range_Low | bigint(20) | NO | | 0 | |
| Mac_Range_High | bigint(20) | NO | | 0 | |
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)OK, but without a CTL file I get status messages on the phone complaining that CTLFile.tlv is not found.whats the problem with that?
Including an empty CTL<MAC>.tlv (MAC with no ":" chars) gives me onky "CTL update failed", instead of "File Not Found: CTLFile.tlv" and "No CTL installed" with no file available for tftp. No success either way.if you don't want to believe me that this file is not needed you can further try submitting random files to your selsius ethernet phone (wonder where that SEP comes from?).
I still think I'm very close, but not because of the range. Thanks for helping out.that may be fine for you but you destroyed correct information. The old page was sufficient to extend the device template. Please repair it (you have touched the 7970 Orbiter, too).
I was hoping to use SCCP to start, partly because I heard that LMCE supports SCCP better than it does SIP. Maybe upgrading the phone to SIP will work better, or produce more detailed failure results. I have a Cisco account through which I bought the SIP firmware upgrade. But I don't have concise directions for upgrading to SIP first.sccp works fine. I simply prefer the sip image to have other lines provisioned outside lmce/asterisk.
OK, I'll bite! WHAT BETA!??! Where is it???there is a amd64 beta iso image out in the wild..
I ran through the instructions in the "Cisco 7970" article. I'd cleaned them up for readability before, but testing them with an actual phone and LMCE showed there were changes required. The biggest difference is that the new 7970's Device details page no longer takes a MAC range, or requires a decimalized MAC address, but the specific MAC of the phone (the Javascript validation code insists on a single :-separated hexadecimal MAC address, not a range).The old wiki page gave instructions to extend the _DeviceTemplate_ with the mac range (calculated with e.g. mac_convert). I don't know why you deleted that information: http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php?title=Cisco_7970&diff=7833&oldid=6374
Who knows how to make this work? Is there even a way to delete the 7970 Orbiter? And how do I get a proper CTL file, or remove the dependency on it?there is no need for a CTL file. It's some signature used to secure firmware loading.
): http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/LinuxMCE_Orbiter_Symbian_Programmer%27s_GuideHello Dan,i got a statement from samsung germany that the rs232 port is only for service maintenance.
try the manual for one of their plasmas http://www.samsungforbusiness.com/management/products/PPM42M7HBXXAA_RS232_M6H_M7H_Plasma.pdf. I have read that most of the Samsungs understand the same codes
hth
regards
Oliver
As of now, I see no missing features from the DLNA protocol support in either MythTV or ushare.you know what upnp av control is? I really suggest to try the free java software cideo.com.
Hmmm... well the DCERouter is possibly one of the easiest components to have running on a chosen distribution. Over the time i have been involved in Pluto and now LinuxMCE... it has been built/installed on most distributions I can think of (there maybe some it hasn't).Nobody said that deploying lmce is rocket science. It's the amount of code that makes things complex. Nothing in there is hard to compile..
can we now please concentrate on developing lmce further in here? I think some of you are missing a "community talk" forum.
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Hari, Maybe I should post my Insteon Drivers...??great idea, but you would have to reimport at least dce and ir (don't know if your devicetemplate affects further repositories/tables) from the new dumps on a fresh installation and add your device there.