jason

okay, got a release candidate, give that a shot:

Okay guys, 2:30 AM here, I'm sorry, couldn't finish it tonight. I'm close. Just a heads up this will be beta, and there will be a few features missing. I completely re-wrote nearly all the firmware. It's going to go up tomorrow...err. today... after sleep.

Hang in there, I'm going to post a beta image tomorrow that will add support for all the remotes that gave flirc problems. Here is the forum to keep your eye on:

Okay. Starting to take form. I've rewritten my firmware and I have a new adaptive algorithm that's going to help with noise suppression and all rc6 remotes will now work. I have two more items that need attention for the fw, and then I'll start working on putting together beta packages.

I think that message is a fluke.

Can you do file->advanced force upgrade in linux?

That's not a valid keyboard combination. For example, this wont be distinguished by the operating system with this unique press, rather alt+space or Alt+n = (

try sudo for both the commandline and the GUI

Several improvements to firmware are in the works. They should hopefully be posted this weekend. Hang in there. The linux version can't be lacking, it's the same source code that gets compiled for everything. Can you show me a screenshot, maybe there is something else going on? Do a file->clear configuration. Start over and make sure you use a samsung or panasonic profile on your universal remote. The firmware updated will solve all the issues for any other remote protocol, but those are the ones I'm 100% confident in with the firmware release you have now. Let me know, I want to turn your experience around.

can you do a dmesg at the beginning of this test and at the end? Maybe that give us some clues as to what linux is seeing.

okay, made some great progress. I'll need a few more days to clean this up before the release. Thanks for the patience guys.

hang in there guys, I've been working around the clock, I've got improved algorithms in the works, I'm polishing it off

yes, let me confirm and I'll release a beta image to address this. Expect this in the next release to be posted this weekend, or shortly after.

I'll add this to my list, I agree there should be an option to do this. I'll try and make it apart of the next beta release which will be posted this weekend.

Hang in there guys, I'm going to have a beta image to try soon, I couldn't finish it last night, but it's coming. ** EDIT ** To make it clear, I'm taking this very seriously. I've dropped everything on my plate, and am committed to firmware full time.

I'm going to post a beta image for everyone to try to help solve this. I'll make an announcement shortly.

put it in a machine, load the gui, let me know if it loads firmware and works again after that.

I've needed to come up with a way to address this for a while, I have some pressing items on my plate right now, but this is definitely bugging me too. It doesn't have a numpad because I couldn't gracefully fit it. Is there anything on there that you'd like to see?

Yes, shoot me an email. support@Flirc.tv

Shoot me an email, maybe the receiver is bad on your device. I'll get it sorted out.

what kind of remote control are you using?

Unless they are doing something proprietary, they have to be in a sleep state, if they are, then yes, it's possible.

Yes, you would be pairing a remote button with a function on flirc. So the button you would use to issue the wake up event on flirc. Not the activity on the harmony.

See this thread: http://forum.flirc.tv/index.php?/topic/1205-really-freaking-frustrated-with-my-flirc-but-its-not-your-fault/?hl=sunglasses#entry7392 Please cary the conversation on there. Note my last message at the bottom, I think I have a fix but would need to carry this conversation out privately, not ready to make this public.

I have some beta firmware images we can try. Can you guys experiencing the noise from incandescent lights email me? I'm not ready to make this public.