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bushrat

Hi guys, How much of Android currently works with the Pi? For example, could we get telephony going using something like this: https://www.adafruit.com/product/2691 (for example) I love the idea of getting Android going on the Pi as a way to bring repairability to devices like smartphones. With prop...

bushrat

Preface It's been a while since I've posted here but I was curious about a project that I don't know if anyone else has thought about. A while ago I read a writeup about the PiPhone which is rather ad-hoc, using an original Raspberry Pi and a lot of zipties. After reading about the release of the n...

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I plan on putting a Pi inside a 3DS XL. One thing I would suggest, which I plan on doing is getting a Teensy. You can program it as a USB controller. This will allow you to use the DSi buttons. Also, the reason why I'm looking at the 3DS XL is that the top screen in 4.88" and you can get a 5" HDMI ...

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On some DS models, the way it detected open/closed was a magnet detector placed opposite one of the loudspeakers... Now that's an idea, it surely wouldn't be too expensive to purchase one of those? I might buy a couple (or even fashion some myself) and that will add back the functionality. Cause su...

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On some DS models, the way it detected open/closed was a magnet detector placed opposite one of the loudspeakers... Now that's an idea, it surely wouldn't be too expensive to purchase one of those? I might buy a couple (or even fashion some myself) and that will add back the functionality. Cause su...

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Ok so a quick update, I've done a full teardown of my DSi and it really is a shame that I can't use the battery, charger and charging circuit. It is very neat and well organised and just gives a positive and negative for 4.6V, so I'm saving that gear for another project down the line. I've decided t...

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Hello Raspberry Pi community, long time no see :D After finding a much unloved Nintendo DSi in a storage crate almost exactly after reading about the Pi Zero's release, I've decided I would like to build a Zero into the case and retain as much of the original DSi aesthetics as possible. So I'm going...

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I'm trying to develop a modified version of this utility that translates keystrokes, I can get it to compile and run ok but it's not finding the /dev/uinput device. If I try and run 'sudo modprobe uinput' then i get the following error: ERROR: could not insert 'uinput': Exec format error Does anyon...

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Those buttons should work nicely, now how many buttons do you need? Because I believe you've said you'd want 11 buttons. If that is correct the. You shouldn't have to much issue with that as there are plenty of GPIO pin on the Pi. But the joystick is different. It doesn't work like the buttons do. T...

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I highly recommend Geany, it's a very simplistic yet fully featured IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that works great in Python and many other languages, should you ever have the urge to learn, say, HTML, JavaScript, C++, etc. Also, its completely open source, free and cross-platform to, mea...

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How did you install BlueZ? Like this:

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sudo apt-get install bluetooth

If so, and I know it's a real cliche by now, try turning your Pi off and on again, you never know

bushrat

I believe the term is "bump"

bushrat

Does anyone have any idea about what's going on?

bushrat

Ok, I'll get straight to the point, uinput doesn't do key repeating, and it's very annoying. Basically, I've been using 2 bits of software, pikeyd (https://github.com/mmoller2k/pikeyd) and python-uinput (https://github.com/tuomasjjrasanen/python-uinput) both of which are completely unrelated, except...

bushrat

Hey guys, a quick question to anyone who has this software currently working, can anyone get key repeat working in any program/command line? By this, I mean, if anyone holds there button/switch down/closed, does the key keep pressing? e.g: gggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg...

bushrat

No prob mmoller2k

bushrat

After having a chat with mmoller2k, we've nutted out a slightly neater circuit diagram for anyone looking to hook up an I2C chip to their Pi. Here it is:

: An updated I2C diagram.; Wiring 3.png (11.06 KiB) Viewed 6902 times

I hope this helps some ol' chap somewhere

bushrat

Well, I just tested the software using the latest update, no luck. As far as I can tell, the update didn't help. In my efforts to try and solve it myself, I looked through config.c and and uncommented the debug comments. The software can definitely can tell when I'm pressing and releasing the button...

bushrat

If anyone found this thread is looking for a quick tutorial on how to do this using fbi, try this:

http://www.edv-huber.com/index.php/prob ... i-raspbian

Good luck

bushrat

#joy.cfg #format: # [keycode from /usr/include/linux/input.h] [whitespace] [GPIO pin no] # Not limited to a single key. A GPIO press will emit all defined keys in order. KEY_7 17 Instead of writing: KEY_7 17 Try: KEY_7 11 Leave you button hooked up to the same pin, just change the number.

bushrat

before you press ^C, does the button work? If not try each of these, testing between: A) In your config, change "KEY_7" to "7" B) Try "sudo modprobe uinput" before starting pikeyd C) Have a cup of Hot Chocolate and watch a nice film D) Take a quick power nap E) Reboot your Pi F) Reboot your Pi, exce...

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pi@raspberrypi ~/Desktop/tastiera $ sudo pikeyd Config file is /etc/pikeyd.conf Polling 1 GPIO pin(s). Found 0 I/O expander(s). Ready. Joystick init OK. Press ^C to exit. That's correct and it seems fine. But, instead of going to a text editor, just start PiKeyD and press your button and see if it ...

bushrat

Have you also done this?

"edit /etc/modprobe.d/raspi-blacklist.conf
and remove or comment out
#blacklist i2c-bcm2708"

If you have and its still not working, could you post the contents of your pikeyd.cfg

bushrat

Thanks bushrat for your reply, but where i can find: uinput i2c-dev Thanks a lot in advance It's really simple, cause /etc/modules is actually a text file (.txt) so all you need to do is do: "sudo nano /etc/modules" This opens the file in nano (a command line text editor) Then all you do is add: ui...

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Imercantanti, I believe to solve your problem, just read this: "Usage: pikeyd [option] Options: -d run as daemon -k try to terminate running daemon -v version -h this help Install notes. If you're using Raspbian wheezy add the folowing to /etc/modules: uinput i2c-dev edit /etc/modprobe.d/raspi-black...

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