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    WITH attachment, this time... :-)<br>
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    On 10/08/2012 22:54, Martyn Hill wrote:
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      On 10/08/2012 22:34, Arnaud Quette wrote:
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            I also found a FreeBSD port patch on-line for 2.6.4 that has
            yet to be committed to the ports-tree. I'll try your route
            against the latest NUT release and see what we get.</blockquote>
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            guys, I've released 2.6.5 yesterday! go the 2.6.5 route ;)<br>
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      Yeah - saw that, but didn't see any specific changing referencing
      the blazer_usb driver, so haven't tried it yet...<br>
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            I applied the 2.6.4 patch and recompiled and, after
            chown'ing the USB DEV nodes, got something very similar,
            effectively, the sequence:<br>
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            Trying megatec protocol...<br>
            send: Q1<br>
            read: Unknown error<br>
            Permissions problem: Input/output error<br>
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            I tried various protocol filters, but only the (new) megatec
            protocol gets this far...
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                Just for fun, I noticed the #ifdef TESTING in
                blazer_usb.c.<br>
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                I defined that, and got this output when running
                ./blazer_usb -a zigor:<br>
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                Any hints there?<br>
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            you've been fooled Chris.<br>
            TESTING just fakes good values for... testing purpose ;) <br>
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            I then installed the Upsilon s/w on my Windows XP laptop
            (which works effectively, even if it looks a bit
            'old-school'..)<br>
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            I did take some comfort in seeing references to
            'Megatec(USB)' in the Upsilon software configuration...<br>
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            I ran USBSniff against the port whilst attaching the UPS.
            Unfortuately, I couldn't make much sense of the verbose
            USBSniff output, but if this is useful for debugging (for
            Arnaud?) I could share it.<br>
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            yup, there are not many people left out there, that speak
            Q1...<br>
            could you please post a link, or a compressed archive (less
            than 40 Kb!)?<br>
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      Here's a 6KB rar file of a fresh SniffUSB log file, covering just
      the first minute after plugging-in the UPS to my XP laptop
      (UPSilon already running in Windows System tray).<br>
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      I've no idea what these 'URB' references are between sections, 
      but around URB 60, I toggled the Beeper and then again around URB
      65...<br>
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      Curiously, the documentation for the Zigor 650 states no Beeper
      toggle ability, but it does work...<br>
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      Hope that helps - more than happy to carry out further tests and
      record the output, if of any use to you...<br>
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      M.<br>
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      <pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">-- 
"There are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those who don't."</pre>
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    <pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">-- 
"There are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those who don't."</pre>
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