Download here: http://gg.gg/ok29v
You are not allow to redistribute IgorPlug-USB (AVR) without permission of Igor Cesko. You may not modify the licenced and unpublished part of programm. All published source codes are under GNU licence. This program comes with no warranty. Igor Cesko www.cesko.host.sk. GIRDER RS232 or USB WinXP or Win7.zip Todo.txt. Standard USB HID device, no drivers required I found Igor Cesko’s web siteand his USB implementation for Atmel AVR microcontrollers. I decided to use it with an ATmega8, and modified it for use as a HID joystick. The device has X/Y axis for the joystick and 13 buttons.Contents
*3Tips & tricks
*4DebianOfficialSpecs
* My box is a fit-PC2 Rev 1.21, the first revision of fit-PC2
* Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz
* 1GB DDR2-533 on-board
* Video: Intel GMA500, DVI Digital output up to 1920 x 1200 through HDMI connector (but no sound through HDMI)
* Phoenix BIOS
* 1000 BaseT ethernet and 802.11g
* 160 Gb Harddrive with Ubuntu
* 6 USB2
* IR receiver
* 6W at low CPU load, 8W at full CPU load, <1W at standbyTips & tricksBIOS
Latest firmware hereFrom linux:Unmount completely your USB stick to be used for flashing fit-pc2, here let’s say the USB stick is under /dev/sdbYou may consider backuping your USB content up to the size of the .img to be written on it first, then:
Manually unplug & replug the USB stick
Unmount and use the stick to flash the fit-pc2
Once in the BIOS you may consider activating the CPU virtual extensions (vtx)Initial login
If you don’t want to re-type fit password with sudo, edit /etc/sudoers:
The uncommented line must move to the end to get priorityThen
This will work on next login (as usual when you add yourself to a group)Video
On my TV, 1900x1080 output with default rate was not working, I had to force rate 60Hz:Temporarely for testing:
Permanently:Video Acceleration API
For rendering video, it’s better to use the hardware acceleration provided by the GMA500 through the VAAPI.The box comes with a vaapi-enabled version of mplayer
*VLC and VAAPI, not testedUbuntu
Don’t forget to change your feeds if you don’t want the US ones.
Then upgrade all packagesChange timezone:
You may consider installing also java, openssh, synergy,...Synergy is a great way to control the box hooked to your TV from your laptop!
Compulab provides Ubuntu repositories, e.g. the one for Karmic, providing specific:
* kernel
* libva, providing the VA API
* mplayer with VA API support
* Poulsbo video output for Xorg serverWi-Fi on Ubuntu
First time you type in your Wi-Fi credentials it will prompt for a keyring password. Don’t do it if you want the box to be able to start & connect to the network automatically!If you did so, see here:
To use the box more or less headless you might want it to connect to the Wi-Fi before running a X session for user fit.Remove network-manager and network-manager-gnomeEdit /etc/network/interfaces and addMulticast
In this example the wired eth0 is hooked to a multicast-aware network (IPTV)
Prepare for multicast:Comment the following lines in /etc/sysctl.d/10-network-security.conf :
In some situations people need also to add this for their own IPTV network:
Edit /etc/network/interfaces and addIR support
See IR support in Ubuntu
This is in fact similar to IR receiver IgorPlug-USB
=> choose Igor Cesko USB IR Receiver
To get a list of keynames (needed for next step):
To program your remote:
To test (press some keys on the remote):
To map applications on Ubuntu, see here, not triedDebian
Now I abandoned the idea to use it as mediacenter and I’m using it as server for BackupPc.Installation
Simply booting on a Debian 6.0 netinst ISO ’burned’ on a USB HDD.We needed to install a i686 image but actually images are now multiarch i686/x64, and multi-install-support ISO/USB so that’s really easy.Wi-Fi
We need also the Ralink firmware for the RaLink RT3090 Wireless 802.11n interface:
* add contrib/non-free to sources.list
* apt-get update
* apt-get install firmware-ralinkDrivers Ing. Igor Cesko And Atmel Usb Devices Download
According to some boot messages, we need also a Realtek firmware for the Ethernet card:
* apt-get install firmware-realtek
This is probably optional as I used... the Ethernet interface to install those packagesVideo
As it’s meant to be a headless box I don’t care but if you need some nice video perfs, see this Debian wiki page, Intel drivers are available hereNew installDrivers Ing. Igor Cesko And Atmel USB Devices
See BackupPc#Notes_on_new_install Retrieved from ’http://wiki.yobi.be/index.php?title=Fit_PC&oldid=10252’
Download here: http://gg.gg/ok29v
https://diarynote.indered.space
You are not allow to redistribute IgorPlug-USB (AVR) without permission of Igor Cesko. You may not modify the licenced and unpublished part of programm. All published source codes are under GNU licence. This program comes with no warranty. Igor Cesko www.cesko.host.sk. GIRDER RS232 or USB WinXP or Win7.zip Todo.txt. Standard USB HID device, no drivers required I found Igor Cesko’s web siteand his USB implementation for Atmel AVR microcontrollers. I decided to use it with an ATmega8, and modified it for use as a HID joystick. The device has X/Y axis for the joystick and 13 buttons.Contents
*3Tips & tricks
*4DebianOfficialSpecs
* My box is a fit-PC2 Rev 1.21, the first revision of fit-PC2
* Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz
* 1GB DDR2-533 on-board
* Video: Intel GMA500, DVI Digital output up to 1920 x 1200 through HDMI connector (but no sound through HDMI)
* Phoenix BIOS
* 1000 BaseT ethernet and 802.11g
* 160 Gb Harddrive with Ubuntu
* 6 USB2
* IR receiver
* 6W at low CPU load, 8W at full CPU load, <1W at standbyTips & tricksBIOS
Latest firmware hereFrom linux:Unmount completely your USB stick to be used for flashing fit-pc2, here let’s say the USB stick is under /dev/sdbYou may consider backuping your USB content up to the size of the .img to be written on it first, then:
Manually unplug & replug the USB stick
Unmount and use the stick to flash the fit-pc2
Once in the BIOS you may consider activating the CPU virtual extensions (vtx)Initial login
If you don’t want to re-type fit password with sudo, edit /etc/sudoers:
The uncommented line must move to the end to get priorityThen
This will work on next login (as usual when you add yourself to a group)Video
On my TV, 1900x1080 output with default rate was not working, I had to force rate 60Hz:Temporarely for testing:
Permanently:Video Acceleration API
For rendering video, it’s better to use the hardware acceleration provided by the GMA500 through the VAAPI.The box comes with a vaapi-enabled version of mplayer
*VLC and VAAPI, not testedUbuntu
Don’t forget to change your feeds if you don’t want the US ones.
Then upgrade all packagesChange timezone:
You may consider installing also java, openssh, synergy,...Synergy is a great way to control the box hooked to your TV from your laptop!
Compulab provides Ubuntu repositories, e.g. the one for Karmic, providing specific:
* kernel
* libva, providing the VA API
* mplayer with VA API support
* Poulsbo video output for Xorg serverWi-Fi on Ubuntu
First time you type in your Wi-Fi credentials it will prompt for a keyring password. Don’t do it if you want the box to be able to start & connect to the network automatically!If you did so, see here:
To use the box more or less headless you might want it to connect to the Wi-Fi before running a X session for user fit.Remove network-manager and network-manager-gnomeEdit /etc/network/interfaces and addMulticast
In this example the wired eth0 is hooked to a multicast-aware network (IPTV)
Prepare for multicast:Comment the following lines in /etc/sysctl.d/10-network-security.conf :
In some situations people need also to add this for their own IPTV network:
Edit /etc/network/interfaces and addIR support
See IR support in Ubuntu
This is in fact similar to IR receiver IgorPlug-USB
=> choose Igor Cesko USB IR Receiver
To get a list of keynames (needed for next step):
To program your remote:
To test (press some keys on the remote):
To map applications on Ubuntu, see here, not triedDebian
Now I abandoned the idea to use it as mediacenter and I’m using it as server for BackupPc.Installation
Simply booting on a Debian 6.0 netinst ISO ’burned’ on a USB HDD.We needed to install a i686 image but actually images are now multiarch i686/x64, and multi-install-support ISO/USB so that’s really easy.Wi-Fi
We need also the Ralink firmware for the RaLink RT3090 Wireless 802.11n interface:
* add contrib/non-free to sources.list
* apt-get update
* apt-get install firmware-ralinkDrivers Ing. Igor Cesko And Atmel Usb Devices Download
According to some boot messages, we need also a Realtek firmware for the Ethernet card:
* apt-get install firmware-realtek
This is probably optional as I used... the Ethernet interface to install those packagesVideo
As it’s meant to be a headless box I don’t care but if you need some nice video perfs, see this Debian wiki page, Intel drivers are available hereNew installDrivers Ing. Igor Cesko And Atmel USB Devices
See BackupPc#Notes_on_new_install Retrieved from ’http://wiki.yobi.be/index.php?title=Fit_PC&oldid=10252’
Download here: http://gg.gg/ok29v
https://diarynote.indered.space
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