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Hexperience wrote:
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vlad_vy wrote: P.S. Compiled library not works for me, all fonts missing. I used compiled firmware, but lib file I got from Nightly Builds.
I do not know what it is, but this time I was able successfully to flash the compiled library. Now I have the custom skin.
Possible I have to flash lib file twice?
I had to use the nightly as well. I tried flashing it twice but still didn't work. Did you do a devo8 build at any time? I remember some time ago the devo12 build wouldn't work unless you have built the devo8 (or devo8 fs) first.
No, I used clean source code and Devo 12 with original firmware, compile Devo12, flash files, library not works (fonts missing), then I flash library fron Nightly Builds, all OK, then 'make distclean', change media files with custom skin, compile Devo12, flash custom library, all OK.
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I installed the devo12-lib.dfu from the filesystem.zip with the DFU tool.
Switched off the TX, hold the ENT key and switch on again. USB logo came, and I could open the drive. I did format as expected. When I tried to copy the FS files, it prompted "Not enough space", so I recogn I only need to copy the filesystem.
I did that, and after re-booting a blue screen comes with nothing in it, with the grey toolbar above, and when I touch the screen anywhere, the TX config screen comes, when I touch anwhere again, the bleu screen comes back.
It says Model1 on top, but no models are loaded. I checked in USB mode again, filesystem is there.
So I tried the official 3.0 Deviation release, same story.
??????????????????
What am I doing wrong????
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There it is...vlad_vy wrote: We need new forum - "Custom Layouts"
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2. Flash (upgrade) devo12-lib.dfu at Dfuse 'Library' tab
3. Switch off and switch on Tx with pressed 'ENT' button
4. Format USB drive
5. Copy filesystem files to USB drive (do not copy filesystem folder itself)
6. Switch off and switch on Tx, calibrate touch screen and sticks.
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Pattaya01 wrote: ...
I installed the devo12-lib.dfu from the filesystem.zip with the DFU tool.
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I don't have a DEVO 12, so I can speak off only in theory:
1. install the "deviation-devo12-v3.0.0.dfu" firmware with the DfuSe tool;
2. install the "devo12-lib.dfu" library from the filesystem zip file with the DfuSe tool;
3. turn the tx on in USB mode;
4. format the drive (only for the first time of course);
5. copy the contents of the filesystem directory of the filesystem zip file to the drive (but don't overwrite the model directory if it is not the first time, but you are only upgrading. I don't used to overwrite the tx.ini either...);
6. turn on the tx in normal mode;
7. If you freshly copied the tx.ini, or overwritten it, do a screen and stick calibration.
EDIT: Oops, Vlad was faster again...
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vlad_vy wrote: 5. Copy filesystem files to USB drive (do not copy filesystem folder itself)
Thanks. This "Do not copy the filesystem folder itself" was the problem. After copying the content of the filesystem, all is OK. I think this may be a problem other "newbee" users like me also have.
The installation instruction says "Unzip the deviation-fs-devoXX-x.y.z.zip to the TX USB drive". This is the step where it goes wrong.
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Yep, this has changed when the DEVO 10 support came...Pattaya01 wrote: Thanks. This "Do not copy the filesystem folder itself" was the problem. After copying the content of the filesystem, all is OK. I think this may be a problem other "newbee" users like me also have.
However the emulators need the filesystem\devoXX directory.
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Well, it works, and I can use everything. But I have 2 observations:
1) There is a "Bleeberdebeep" every 20 or 30 seconds or so
2) I cannot find where to put my homemade toggle items. Folder "Media" is missing.
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Well, this is the disadvantage of the DEVO 12 hardware.Pattaya01 wrote: 2) I cannot find where to put my homemade toggle items. Folder "Media" is missing.
The media folder can't fit into the flash memory supported by the filesystem, so it is compiled into the library file. All the other DEVOs have a simple directory for that...
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FDR wrote: Well, this is the disadvantage of the DEVO 12 hardware.
The media folder can't fit into the flash memory supported by the filesystem, so it is compiled into the library file. All the other DEVOs have a simple directory for that...
I am devastated, shattered, broken........
Kidding. Is it possible to at least create a folder where users can put their home made icons? Or is there another solution?
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There is a virtual machine already prepared:
www.deviationtx.com/forum/how-to/1200-vm...-compiling-deviation
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Or you can wait a few more <insert time scale here> until my replacement for DFuse is ready. That will allow you to update the devo12 filesystem much like the devo8. Of course I have no idea when I'll get back to working on it.FDR wrote: After installing the development environment, you can compile your own customized library...
There is a virtual machine already prepared:
www.deviationtx.com/forum/how-to/1200-vm...-compiling-deviation
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vlad_vy wrote:
Hexperience wrote:
vlad_vy wrote:
vlad_vy wrote: P.S. Compiled library not works for me, all fonts missing. I used compiled firmware, but lib file I got from Nightly Builds.
I do not know what it is, but this time I was able successfully to flash the compiled library. Now I have the custom skin.
Possible I have to flash lib file twice?
I had to use the nightly as well. I tried flashing it twice but still didn't work. Did you do a devo8 build at any time? I remember some time ago the devo12 build wouldn't work unless you have built the devo8 (or devo8 fs) first.
No, I used clean source code and Devo 12 with original firmware, compile Devo12, flash files, library not works (fonts missing), then I flash library fron Nightly Builds, all OK, then 'make distclean', change media files with custom skin, compile Devo12, flash custom library, all OK.
Once again, compile Devo12, flash firmware and library, library not works (fonts missing).
Then 'make distclean', compile Devo12, flash library only, all OK.
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PhracturedBlue wrote:
Or you can wait a few more <insert time scale here> until my replacement for DFuse is ready. That will allow you to update the devo12 filesystem much like the devo8. Of course I have no idea when I'll get back to working on it.FDR wrote: After installing the development environment, you can compile your own customized library...
There is a virtual machine already prepared:
www.deviationtx.com/forum/how-to/1200-vm...-compiling-deviation
Or you can wait a few more SECONDS until my replacement for DFuse is ready. That will allow you to update the devo12 filesystem much like the devo8.
I guess for FDR suggestion I have to be software expert like you guys...
But I am already quite happy the way it is now. Seems to work stable. I've been playing with it for an hour or so and found no problems.
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