Has anyone gotten lirc cross compiled?
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Well, I just got back from an evening of german beer and kicked off a make on the openwrt build, see how far it gets.
When you say haven't compiled successfully, you are talking about the rest of the userland utilities?
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@Ulf-Zimmermann Yes, i wasn't able to compile the utilities. The dependencies that were missing were
libusb-1.0andlibftdi1.
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My overnight compiled failed in lircd as fortifying the code won't allow:
if (opt2host_port(opt, &address, &port, errmsg) != 0){ fprintf(stderr, errmsg);Did you compile without fortify? Or did you modify the code?
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@Ulf-Zimmermann I compiled without fortify.
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Hey guys,
just compiled as suggested by @Boken-Lin and it apparently worked. However, I missed the irSend command. How can I grab that?Thanks a lot!
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Hi @Vinicius-Batista, if you go into the
make menuconfig, after selectinglirc, you will see an arrow--->appear to the right, pressENTER, and you will be taken to a submenu. Just selectirsendthere as well to include the package.
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Thank you @Boken-Lin . Now I'll try to figure out how to use a IR led to send some commands to my TV. I noted there's a ton of materials over the internet, but mostly related to Pi. BTW, I think it's a good start.
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@Vinicius-Batista Let me know if you run into any problems. We are working on a tutorial to make a Wifi-based remote control
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@Vinicius-Batista have you achieved to compile lirc and get it working? I want to build a system to send IR commands to an air conditioner device, but I just started to tinker with the omega, so I'm pretty much a noob...
I'm trying to cross compile it as an ipk file, but my progress is really slow, so I just want to make sure nobody has already done it.
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@iuri-aranda: Seems like @Vinicius-Batista was able to get it to compile. I will revisit this to see why I was missing
libusb-1.0andlibftdi1.