Ryan Carsten Schmidt
Ryan Carsten Schmidt
It's not my project of course but I personally favor non-GNU licenses and wouldn't want to introduce the licensing complications at this point. If the owner of the project wants...
I now have random LEDs working in Ubuntu Server 20.04 and ESXi 6.0.0. Next step will be to implement real CPU activity data capturing for Linux and then for ESXi.
> The project should compile, link, and run just fine on Linux It appears that this is not true of most Linux distributions, in the code's current form, because it...
> we would have to detect it at runtime or offer a compile time switch in CMakeLists.txt. That's probably simpler.
> I was considering running this on an OSX VM within ESXi and pass the USB through, but that isn't really the right way to do this. This works but...
The read-only device messages turned out to be irrelevant because they refer to other USB devices, not the frontpanel device we're looking for. I now have random LEDs working in...
I haven't upgraded to ESXi 6.5 because I read somewhere that the internal Apple SSD would no longer be supported with that version, which was relevant to me until mine...
Oh, that kernel-driver-checking code I added seemed not to be relevant after all. I've commented it out and recompiled. Please try downloading the revised version.
Well as you know I made a number of commits in branches in my fork to work on implementing Linux support. In the course of doing this I had to...
If I get the patch working again, I would want to submit it here for inclusion in this repository since it is of benefit to all Mac users, not just...