Open shamppa opened 11 years ago
Hello!
Can you provide more data? I need to know where the program fails to be able to work on this issue...
On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 10:51 AM, shamppa notifications@github.com wrote:
Cannot run beacuse "Connect()" method takes 2 arguments, and I have no idea where to get argument "device"????
Any help?
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Pere
My own python script wasn't working, but now I downloaded whole thing via git, and now it starts and connects, but immediately after connecting, the wiimote turns off and I am not able to calibrate or anything... :(
For testing purposes, make sure that you run "python-whiteboard-test" from the top directory. Run the script from the console and paste the error message in your post.
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 4:13 PM, shamppa notifications@github.com wrote:
My own python script wasn't working, but now I downloaded whole thing via git, and now it starts and connects, but immediately after connecting, the wiimote turns off and I am not able to calibrate or anything... :(
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Pere
I ran test with following output: "Using directory: /home/pi/python-whiteboard/stuff Connected to 78:A2:A0:60:1B:23 starting"
and when I activated console, lots of ^[ started to print...
And when I disconnected and closed program:
"Bluetooth socket closed succefully. stopping Segmentation fault"
Hi. It's not easy to diagnose the problem, I can't replicate it with my computer. Are you a programmer? If you know some python, you can insert some print statements on the code to see where it fails exactly...
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 4:43 PM, shamppa notifications@github.com wrote:
I ran test with following output: "Using directory: /home/pi/python-whiteboard/stuff Connected to 78:A2:A0:60:1B:23 starting" and when I activated console, lots of ^[ started to print...
And when I disconnected and closed program:
"Bluetooth socket closed succefully. stopping Segmentation fault"
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Pere
Hi!
Haven't programmed much with python, but w/ java c# etc. So I think I could try that. Oh, and I'm using newer wiimote (motion plus inside). Could it be something caused by different cpu arch.?(ARMv6-cpu)??? Ill post details when I have tried it. I can also post details from IDLE debugger if it helps?
Kind Regards, Sami Aro
Senr from Windows Phone
Lähettäjä: Pere Negre Lähetetty: 12.9.2013 22:38 Vastaanottaja: pnegre/python-whiteboard Kopio: shamppa Aihe: Re: [python-whiteboard] Rasbian/Debian (#12)
Hi. It's not easy to diagnose the problem, I can't replicate it with my computer. Are you a programmer? If you know some python, you can insert some print statements on the code to see where it fails exactly...
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 4:43 PM, shamppa notifications@github.com wrote:
I ran test with following output: "Using directory: /home/pi/python-whiteboard/stuff Connected to 78:A2:A0:60:1B:23 starting" and when I activated console, lots of ^[ started to print...
And when I disconnected and closed program:
"Bluetooth socket closed succefully. stopping Segmentation fault"
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Pere
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Okay, now I founded this kind error: blutooth.btcommon.BluetoothError: (103, 'Software caused connection abort')
EDIT: They say in the internet that the newer wiimote needs toshiba bt stack, so i'm going to try with older model when I get one of them. Reporting more then.
Mmm... maybe the problem is on the client libraries.
On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 8:10 AM, shamppa notifications@github.com wrote:
Okay, now I founded this kind error: blutooth.btcommon.BluetoothError: (103, 'Software caused connection abort')
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Pere
Never mind...