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couriersud
commented on July 25, 2024
Hi Mike,
I have added the TARGETOS=arch option to the makefile and updated README.md.
Can you please check if this is now working?
What monitor are you using? The information would be helpful to update the supported monitor matrix in README.md.
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cosmicdan
commented on July 25, 2024
Just FYI, I didn't have to do anything special on Arch - I just compiled as normal while installing those packages.
With the latest update, I can still just call make fine. With TARGETOS=arch I get a linker error though, easily fixed by changing -lhidapi to -lhidapi-libusb in arch makefile bit :)
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mike-vivas
commented on July 25, 2024
Hi @couriersud,
thank you for the changes and sorry for the delay.
The lusb-1.0 is now working but, as cosmicdan mentioned, now the hidapi-library link is broken.
In arch the library is called -lhidapi-hidraw (like for the normal "linux" targetos)
could you please change it back in the makefile?
(The pacman command that you put in the README is correct - the library is installed as "hidapi" but it has to be linked as "lhidapi-hidraw" or "lhidapi-libusb" - I do not really know the difference but it compiles with both)
@cosmicdan: thanks for the feedback.
How is this possible? Before posting I also checked with a friend of mine running on arch (kernel 5.6.4). He also installed the libusb library but was not able to build with the -lusb link. He had to change it to -lusb-1.0 as well.
What does it depend upon? It is just a missing link in /usr/lib/ I guess...
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cosmicdan
commented on July 25, 2024
I believe there is a mention on the readme about using hidraw Vs libusb, iirc.
Not sure how it was working for me beforehand, though I do other development on my machine too so with your new info it's likely some compatibility I've previously implemented (possibly via ArchWiki guide on AOSP compiling, which is typically a Debian-land process).
Good to hear that that minor makefile change works for other Arch too now.
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Hi @couriersud,
thank you for the changes and sorry for the delay.
The lusb-1.0 is now working but, as cosmicdan mentioned, now the
hidapi-library link is broken.
In arch the library is called -lhidapi-hidraw (like for the normal
"linux" targetos)
could you please change it back in the makefile?
(The pacman command that you put in the README is correct - the library
is installed as "hidapi" but it has to be linked as "lhidapi-hidraw" or
"lhidapi-libusb" - I do not really know the difference but it compiles
with both)
@cosmicdan: thanks for the feedback.
How is this possible? Before posting I also checked with a friend of
mine running on arch (kernel 5.6.4). He also installed the libusb
library but was not able to build with the -lusb link. He had to change
it to -lusb-1.0 as well.
What does it depend upon? It is just a missing link in /usr/lib/ I
guess...
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couriersud
commented on July 25, 2024
When make TARGETOS=arch is used, LIBS now default to
LIBS = -lusb-1.0 -lhidapi-hidraw
@mike-vivas : Can you please check this is working now? Thanks a lot!
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mike-vivas
commented on July 25, 2024
works perfectly! Thanks!
As for your question about the monitor: I've got a MAG321CURV, which seems to be quite well documented in the README...
should you need any additional information, let me know.
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couriersud
commented on July 25, 2024
Mike, thanks a lot!
And well, the MAG321CURV is the monitor in front of me :-)
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