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LinuxMCE / Developers / Re: QOrbiter: Updated
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on: July 16, 2012, 09:28:31 pm
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I just installed qOrbiter from the market onto my new phone and it downloaded Ministro but now I get the error "Ministro can not satisfy your application dependencies" when I launch qOrbiter. I'm running a Galaxy Nexus and it just updated to Jelly Bean. Does anyone know if this is specific to Jelly Bean or qOrbiter? Thanks!
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LinuxMCE / Developers / Re: New Onkyo device
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on: July 16, 2012, 09:19:26 pm
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Was the command that you said the correct one for power on:
ISCP\x00\x00\x00\x10\x00\x00\x0\x01\x00\x00\x00!1PWR01\x0D\r
I've been trying to work on a driver. I actually was able to create a new driver by just adding the serial one, going into the a/v properties of it, and the viewing the template and renaming it. It then was an exact copy with a new name. I'm just wondering if this was the ruby command that you sent.
thanks
The driver I created has been checked in and it should be available. Thom confirmed a few days ago that it was committed and it should be available for public consumption soon if not already. Given that, it looks right.
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LinuxMCE / Users / Re: Remotely ssh into a machine behind LMCE router
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on: June 22, 2012, 04:43:24 am
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The first 5900 is for the source and the second is the destination port. Your ssh opens one here and attaches it there. You can map any port to any other port that way. The firewall has no bearing on it since ssh tunnels it over port 23.
I hope that helps.
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LinuxMCE / Users / Re: Remotely ssh into a machine behind LMCE router
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on: June 14, 2012, 06:52:24 pm
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OK, what your "ssh -L..." command does is log into your server using SSH and attempts to open a tunnel for VNC (port 5900) from your localhost to your server's VNC. If you want to forward that over to another system use something like: ssh -L 5900:OtherSystemRunningVNC:5900 YourLinuxMCEServerHere That should do it. I'm a little rusty on my ssh command line stuff so this is an educated guess. 
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LinuxMCE / Installation issues / Re: ZWave installation problems
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on: May 19, 2012, 12:33:03 am
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Agreed, more than one device per button is going to be normal. I already own more devices but I don't have them connected as of yet. I already have multiple scenarios configured in LinuxMCE so that it will adjust things like my receiver's equalizer and inputs then match it with appropriate lighting. It is pretty fun and I've been doing this type of thing for many years but with crappy X10 parts previously.
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LinuxMCE / Installation issues / Re: ZWave installation problems
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on: May 18, 2012, 08:02:04 pm
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I believe your remote must be set as the primary controller.
I do believe so and, I think that this will work best. I have the same blinky blue stick. It is pretty.  I prefer method 2 , and let Sarah download your remotes configuation. But either way has worked for me. Sarah is just easy, but don't tell her that! LOL  LOL! I like that. I'm going to try this out this weekend and see if I can get it to work properly. Basically it sounds like all I need it to do is download from my primary controller. My remote has too many options with far too simplistic of a manual. I'll play around with everything you have mentioned and I'll see if I can get it all figured out. I'm sure that, once I do it, I'll smack myself in the head for how simple it was. 
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LinuxMCE / Installation issues / Re: ZWave installation problems
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on: May 18, 2012, 05:04:30 am
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I still cannot get my remote control to associate anything with LinuxMCE. I have my USB stick associated just fine with my lights by pulling it out, pressing the button, then walking around and associating them all manually and then putting the stick back in. I cannot get the remote control to do anything at all. It is either the remote has all my lights or LinuxMCE has all my lights. I cannot use both at the same time and I have no knowledge of even what to do next.
Thanks!
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LinuxMCE / Installation issues / Re: ZWave installation problems
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on: May 18, 2012, 12:12:39 am
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My physical topology is 950 square feet of hollow interior walls. I have only a few devices right now due to the fact that I'm just now installing them. These devices are all near to each other and I have a very small place so I seriously doubt that they cannot communicate with each other. I will be placing in several more by the time that I am done.
The remote can be either a primary or secondary controller (I believe based upon the excruciatingly scant documentation) and was the only controller before I installed the Aeon Labs stick so I would doubt that it is currently a secondary controller. Also, the remote works just fine including and excluding lights from it.
Is the device labeled "ZWave Controller" my remote control? It didn't appear when I plugged in my USB stick but only after fiddling around with the devices in the web admin interface.
Thanks JaseP. I'll be testing again tonight when I get home.
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LinuxMCE / Installation issues / ZWave installation problems
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on: May 17, 2012, 07:23:36 pm
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Here is the hardware: - Aeon Labs Z-Stick
- GE 45601 Remote Control
- GE 45606 Dimmer
- GE 45613 3-Way dimmer
This is running on an up to date 1004 installation Here are the devices it created: ZWave ZWave Embedded Climate Interfa ZWave Embedded Security Interf ZWave Controller I cannot seem to figure out how to get the lights (and probably the remote control) to register properly together. My remote control can easily connect to the lights but I can't seem to figure out how to get it the lights and control to work with the stick using the instructions in the wiki. I've reset everything multiple times, deleted devices, plugged and unplugged the USB, etc. and have yet to figure out how to get the networks to talk to each other. I'm sure I'm missing some stupidly simple step but this is my first foray into ZWave. I can register the lights to the Z-Stick and then plug that into the computer but I can't seem to figure out how to get the remote associated. 
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LinuxMCE / Users / Re: Android QOrbiter
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on: May 16, 2012, 06:22:33 pm
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Where did you install the apk from? seems like its the open gl version, but it sounds like your device doesnt support the proper opengl profile
-golgoj4
I've tried both your website and the market versions. The market one used to work correctly. Could a change to the QML have caused this as I get the exact same response from both of the versions? Are there any files that I should delete? I deleted everything I could find and reinstalled but still same thing. Next steps for me: 1. back date the QML in skins 2. hook up the Android debugger.
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LinuxMCE / Users / Re: Android QOrbiter
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on: May 14, 2012, 11:36:50 pm
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Mine always goes to a black screen after the splash screen and, from there, exits. Vizio VTAB1008 on Honeycomb. It doesn't matter which APK I use, market or website, same results. It used to work just fine with only the occasional crash.
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LinuxMCE / Developers / Re: QOrbiter for Android Changelog
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on: May 14, 2012, 07:30:11 pm
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please post any bugs or anything. gotta know about it to fix it. and there are plenty atm, but im slowly working through them. thanks!  -golgoj4 OK, so where do you want us to post the bugs? What's your preference? I'm having a black screen then exit problem on mine now. Honeycomb on a VTAB. 
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