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I spent the entire evening trying to get LIRC working.
Following the wiki, irrecord seems to work, picking up remote keypresses and creating a config file but a different file each time using the same device.
mode2 shows no output whatsoever and neither does irw. I tried two different IR receivers and 3 different remotes on 2 different protocols.
There are no complaints in the journal nor via dmesg.
I decided to try an Ubuntu live CD and within 5 minutes I had LIRC (0.9.0) working using the same steps from the Arch wiki. Irrecord creates a consistent config file. Mode2 and irw respond.
log outputs are identical to that of Arch.
Where do I report this? Arch Linux packager? LIRC developers?
I'm really sad that I have to redo my media center using a different distro, I've been a happy Arch user for a while now.
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It will probably not make you happy, but I don't have any problems with
lirc on Arch. I didn't generate a config file, because a general
"devinput.conf" worked for me. This is how my lirc daemon is started
(a command used inside a systemd service):
/usr/bin/lircd --nodaemon --driver devinput --device "name=i2c*"What is the exact problem you have? How do you start the lirc daemon?
What is its output? What are your configs?, etc.
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Thanks for responding, alezost.
I'm starting the provided lircd service. I have tried the devinput config as well as generating one with irrecord:
begin remote
name AudioSonic_DVB-T.conf
driver devinput
bits 64
eps 30
aeps 100
one 0 0
zero 0 0
gap 11954
toggle_bit_mask 0x0
begin codes
KEY_NUMERIC_0 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_NUMERIC_1 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_NUMERIC_2 0x0672000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_NUMERIC_3 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000258
KEY_NUMERIC_4 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_NUMERIC_5 0x0672000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_NUMERIC_6 0x06A4000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_NUMERIC_7 0x06A4000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_NUMERIC_8 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_NUMERIC_9 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_OK 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_LEFT 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_RIGHT 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_UP 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_DOWN 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000258
KEY_EXIT 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_INFO 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_MENU 0x0672000001000226 0x0258000001000226
KEY_EPG 0x0672000001000258 0x0258000001000226
KEY_VOLUMEUP 0x0672000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 0x0672000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_CHANNELUP 0x0672000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_CHANNELDOWN 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000258
KEY_BACK 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000258
KEY_MUTE 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_SUBTITLE 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000258
KEY_REWIND 0x06A4000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_PLAY 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_FASTFORWARD 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_PREVIOUS 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000258
KEY_PAUSE 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_NEXT 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_RECORD 0x0672000001000226 0x0258000001000226
KEY_STOP 0x06A4000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_FILE 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_MEDIA 0x0672000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_PROG3 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_PROG4 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_BOOKMARKS 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_ZOOM 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000258
KEY_RED 0x0672000001000258 0x01F4000001000258
KEY_GREEN 0x06A4000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_YELLOW 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000258
KEY_BLUE 0x06A4000001000226 0x0226000001000258
KEY_TEXT 0x0672000001000258 0x0226000001000226
KEY_POWER 0x06A4000001000226 0x0226000001000258
end codes
end remoteThis config is different everytime I run irrecord, as opposed to when I use it on Ubuntu, which generates a consistent file each time.
I tried copying it across as recommended by this post.
My problem is mode2 and irw won't give any output. ir-keytable -t does.
Last edited by beanaroo (2015-06-18 13:31:06)
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As I have never generated a config file, I'm afraid I can't help you with that. However I believe that you don't need to do it. I think you just need to find your driver and device. See http://www.lirc.org/html/configuration- … and-device (I recommend to study this configuration guide as it might answer your questions).
By the way, the current version (used in Arch) has some meaning changes comparing to 0.9.0 version that works for you in Ubuntu. One of the main things is that the configuration files for various RCs are not shipped with LIRC anymore (http://lirc-remotes.sourceforge.net/), so you have to download the one need.
Also could you provide the output of:
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Which media centre are you using, and the remote / IR receiver type?
If you do: ls /sys/class/rc does it list anything?
I probably won't be able to help much as I've only ever configured MCE remotes on Kodi... but we'll see ![]()
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