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@@ -1,79 +1,2 @@ -- How can I get started with this software? - -You should create device file for MPIO. Be root and type following: - - /usr/local/sbin/mkmpiodev - -Once you create it, you do not need to run this script again. -Next, the driver module has to be loaded before playing. - - /sbin/depmod -a - /sbin/modprobe mpio - -Connect your MPIO to PC by USB cable. You can run mpiosh shell now. -When you want to stop playing, disconnect MPIO and type: - - /sbin/modprobe -r mpio - -*Hotplug for kernel 2.4.x - - If the Hot plugging tool (like Murasaki) is installed on your -system, the driver module will be loaded/unloaded automatically -when MPIO player is connected/disconnected to your PC. And you -do not need to run modprobe anymore. - -- Is there any risk to use this software with my MPIO mp3 player? - -We do not really know that, but we do not garantee for anything. If -you use this software and your MPIO mp3 player turns into a useless -brick it is your own fault. If you use any other device with this -library it would be a wonder if does _not_ turn it into a brick. So if -you do not like your mp3 player just use this software ;-) - -- I downloaded a current CVS snapshot but there is no configure script, only - a configure.in ! What do I have to do?? - -configure and a few other files are automagically created using the -tools aclocal, autoconf and automake. Execute the script "autogen.sh" -and you should be ready to go. (Of course, you need to have the -mentioned tools installed ;-) - -- How to help us finding bugs and learning more about different models - of the MPIO mp3 players? - -The mpiosh shell is at the moment the only user interface to access -the functionality of libmpio. Because this software is definitly not -ready yet (pre alpha) and we need a lot of more information about -different models of the MPIO mp3 players we add special debugging -functionality to the shell to help users to support our work. - -To help us understanding your bug reports we need a lot of information -about the data which is exchanged between your MPIO mp3 player and our -library. To get this information we added a special 'debug' command to -the mpio-shell (mpiosh). To activate the debug ouput type the following -command: - - mpio <i> debug on - -to see more detailed debug output the level can be changed using the -'level' option like this: - - mpio <i> debug level 5 - -This sets the highest debug level available. To make it easier to send us -the output you can redirect the debug output to a file like this: - - mpio <i> debug file /tmp/mpio-5.debug - -If you would like to help us finding bugs and learning more about the -protocol of the MPIO players use this debugging support and send the log -files to one of the developers or the mailing-list at sourceforge - -Thanks for you help. - -your MPIO-Team - - - - +This is a fork of http://mpio.sourceforge.net/ |