[Nut-upsdev] Driver BETA for NHS UPS

[Lucas Bocchi]

Jim

Because of my leak of time I send the driver to you, people, to help me 
to make these little adjustments before first commit. I'll put on github 
with my name without problem, but the continuation of the project is 
another history...

1) The serial is a part that I won't understand to put on code. Vendor 
is 0925 and device 1241 (0925:1241). If anyone help me with these part 
of code, i'll corret it.

Bus 004 Device 002: ID 0925:1241 Lakeview Research NHS USB

2) I'll correct all mistakes with portuguese / spanish on the code

3) I'll correct the memset with a function to start it.

More contributions are welcome and thanks for your patience.

Em 25/11/2024 11:35, Jim Klimov escreveu:

Em 25/11/2024 11:35, Jim Klimov escreveu:
> Thanks for the contribution, looks quite nice.
>
> On the first glance, comments and messages in Brazilian/Spanish would 
> have to get internationalized to the lowest common denominator, 
> English. And added to Makefile.am as a serial driver, to NEWS.adoc, etc.
> But that can be done in subsequent commits as this gets into git. 
> Which brings me to the question: would you post the initial pull 
> request on GitHub, so it is attributed in NUT's Git history in your name?
>
> I also wonder if the legacy-compatibility builders would agree with 
> structure initialization by named fields, I remember at some point 
> something complained about the approach - and we try to keep NUT 
> buildable wherever possible (including very old systems that are still 
> running). In the worst case, would have to initialize with dumber 
> syntax, field by field (or `memset 0` and init the few fields that 
> have values).
>
> Jim Klimov
>
>
> On Mon, Nov 25, 2024 at 2:14 PM Lucas Bocchi via Nut-upsdev 
> <nut-upsdev at alioth-lists.debian.net> wrote:
>
>     Sorry
>
>     First send doesn't include GNU header. Please ignore first mail.
>
>
>     Em 25/11/2024 09:57, Lucas Bocchi escreveu:
>     > Hello everyone.
>     >
>     >
>     > My name is Lucas Willian Bocchi. After a few weeks of suffering,
>     a lot
>     > of reverse engineering, creating serial port simulators in
>     Python, C,
>     > etc., I managed to create a functional driver for the NHS UPS,
>     > sinusoidal line. It is a famous UPS in Brazil, but the company was
>     > never interested in developing something solid to integrate with
>     Nut
>     > or ApCupsd. Since I had to choose between one or the other to start
>     > with, I chose Nut.
>     >
>     > The driver is functional, but unfortunately, I can no longer
>     continue
>     > the development alone. I need help, because I will not be able to
>     > handle this project, but I also do not want to let it die. If
>     anyone
>     > wants to take on the project, I can help with whatever I can in the
>     > development part when time allows. But I can no longer do it alone.
>     >
>     > I would be very grateful to anyone who can help. Below is the
>     source
>     > code with the first "functional"
>     version._______________________________________________
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