[Lcdproc] question to VLsys mplay vfd in Zalman case

[Jens Nixdorf]

Hi Peter, hi all,

Am Sonntag, 11. Februar 2007 schrieb Peter Marschall:

> Your display should be supported in LCDproc 0.5.1 (or later)
> by the hd44780 driver using ConnectionType=lis2.

Thank you. The LCDd in my LinVDR was V 0.4.5, so it doesnt know 
Connection-Type lis2. I've built V 0.5.1, it runs so far, but the 
display still shows no reaction. I ran lcdproc and LCDd shows (with -r 
5) this:

----snip-------------------------------------------------------------

LCDd version 0.5.1 starting
Built on Feb 12 2007, protocol version 0.3, API version 0.5
Using Configuration File: /etc/LCDd.conf
Set report level to 5, output to stderr
LCDd 0.5.1, LCDproc Protocol 0.3
Part of the LCDproc suite
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                        and many other contributors

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Server running in foreground
Listening for queries on 127.0.0.1:13666
screenlist_init()
driver_load( name="hd44780", 
filename="/temp/lcdproc-0.5.1/server/drivers/hd44780.so")
hd44780: Using hd44780_default charmap
HD44780: LCD Serializer: Using device: /dev/ttyUSB0
Key "Escape" is now reserved in exclusive mode by client [-1]
Key "Enter" is now reserved in shared mode by client [-1]
Key "Up" is now reserved in shared mode by client [-1]
Key "Down" is now reserved in shared mode by client [-1]
screenlist_process()
screenlist_switch( s=[_server_screen] )
screenlist_switch: switched to screen [_server_screen]
screenlist_process()
screenlist_process()
sock_read_from_client: got message from client 7: "widget_set C cpu% 15 1 
{ 0.0%}
"
sock_read_from_client: got message from client 7: "widget_set C total 6 1 
0
widget_set C usr 2 2 0
widget_set C sys 7 2 0
widget_set C nice 12 2 0
widget_set C idle 17 2 20
"
screenlist_process()
sock_read_from_client: got message from client 7: "widget_set C cpu% 15 1 
{ 0.0%}
"
sock_read_from_client: got message from client 7: "widget_set C total 6 1 
0
widget_set C usr 2 2 0
widget_set C sys 7 2 0
widget_set C nice 12 2 0
widget_set C idle 17 2 20
"
screenlist_process()
sock_read_from_client: got message from client 7: "widget_set C cpu% 15 1 
{ 0.0%}
"
sock_read_from_client: got message from client 7: "widget_set C total 6 1 
0
widget_set C usr 2 2 0
widget_set C sys 7 2 0
widget_set C nice 12 2 0
widget_set C idle 17 2 20
"
screenlist_process()
screenlist_switch( s=[I] )
screenlist_switch: switched to screen [I]
sock_read_from_client: got message from client 7: "widget_set I i0 1 1 {  
LAN U: 26k D: 11k}

----snip-------------------------------------------------------------

So it seems to run and lcdproc is connecting to it, but still the display 
sleeps. Any hint what i may have made wrong?

regards, Jens