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Title: SDK for Linux
Post by: pete broome on June 20, 2005, 08:07:35 AM

I am sure this has, at some time, been asked
but I don't see it anywhere so...

Is there any possibility of having a Linux SDK?

Thanks,

Pete

Title: Re: SDK for Linux
Post by: mik on June 20, 2005, 05:19:22 PM

http://homeauto.usandthem.com/cm15a/index.html

I haven't been about to use it successfully
yet, but it seems like the closest anyone has
gotten. Let me know if you get anywhere.

Title: Re: SDK for Linux
Post by: coder since cp290 on June 21, 2005, 11:23:21 AM

I'll be updating the stuff on the homeauto
site soon...  The version that's there
doesn't work with a 2.6 kernel - in
libusbahp.c you need to comment out the call
to usb_set_altinterface().  With that, the
basic stuff works on FC3 with the latest
libusb (0.1.10a).

Linked off the page is a link to neil's site
and he's got some stuff too..  He doesn't use
libusb but wrote a driver instead.

Title: Re: SDK for Linux
Post by: mkozikowski on August 03, 2007, 02:16:15 PM

Probably late on this, but...

It is all well and good to get reverse engineered information.

But when are the X10 Folks going to
give us a hand with the code.

All we really need is the interface com link. It isn't like
we want to develop a device, just want to talk with it.

the Linux community will add more than 50% more potential
users of the devices. That should be enough to let out with
the info

Mark