Hi Craig,
Yes I've tried both specifying the serial interface as 'Net 1' and by letting it assume the default value which is I believe the same?
I've tried using the command:
./player --v --s Net 1 test1.shp
This gives the following output to the screen
Starting...
ERROR - Failed to open USB device
Ethernet started OK
Show starting.
Show finished.
Show starting.
Show finished.
Show starting.
Serial Network :Net 1
Ethernet Network :Net 2
Show Name : Wizards in Winter
Duration : 247798
Elapsed = 45745.000000
Show finished.
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std:
ystem_error'
what(): Invalid argument
Aborted
I know the description seems a bit off I just copied a show across and made it non-musical to save having to do the configuration all over again.
The ethernet part works fine its just the USB that isnt working. So far I have tried wiping the SD card, fresh install of linux and moving to various USB ports. It does seem to recognise the controller is there though as you can read data from it using the EEPROM read example that comes with the FTDI driver.
Yes I've tried both specifying the serial interface as 'Net 1' and by letting it assume the default value which is I believe the same?
I've tried using the command:
./player --v --s Net 1 test1.shp
This gives the following output to the screen
Starting...
ERROR - Failed to open USB device
Ethernet started OK
Show starting.
Show finished.
Show starting.
Show finished.
Show starting.
Serial Network :Net 1
Ethernet Network :Net 2
Show Name : Wizards in Winter
Duration : 247798
Elapsed = 45745.000000
Show finished.
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std:
ystem_error'what(): Invalid argument
Aborted
I know the description seems a bit off I just copied a show across and made it non-musical to save having to do the configuration all over again.
The ethernet part works fine its just the USB that isnt working. So far I have tried wiping the SD card, fresh install of linux and moving to various USB ports. It does seem to recognise the controller is there though as you can read data from it using the EEPROM read example that comes with the FTDI driver.