http://doip.org/ 2012-05-20T14:26:40+02:00 http://doip.org/ http://doip.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-07-20T08:58:32+02:00 Tommy van der Vorst http://doip.org/tjshow_faq?rev=1279609112&do=diff TJShow FAQ Installation When starting TJShow, I get an error about an 'invalid configuration'. How can this be fixed? This error appears when a particular Windows system library is not available or is of a different version. The following can be done to fix this problem: text/html 2010-06-21T15:29:13+02:00 Tommy van der Vorst http://doip.org/iconnect?rev=1277126953&do=diff Iomega iConnect The Iomega iConnect is a Marvell Kirkwood (ARM) Linux-based NAS device which comes with 4 USB ports, GbE and wireless support (802.11g). The iConnect contains the same processor as the SheevaPlug, has 256MB RAM memory and 512MB flash memory. The iConnect is perfectly capable of running multiple DoIP services. text/html 2010-06-21T15:16:32+02:00 Tommy van der Vorst http://doip.org/iconnect_console?rev=1277126192&do=diff iConnect Console Access To get access to the console of the iConnect, you need something that can connect using RS-232 at 3.3V (for instance, using the FT-232RL 3.3V USB adapter). Simply plug in the device, download the drivers from <http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm> FTDI] and use the following commands to connect: text/html 2010-06-14T10:16:07+02:00 Tommy van der Vorst http://doip.org/downloads?rev=1276503367&do=diff DoIP Downloads DoIP for Debian/ARM These are the binaries that you will want to use if you want to run the DoIP software on devices like the SheevaPlug or iConnect. Note that currently, it is not possible to directly install the software on either device without having first installed a custom Debian installation on these. The binaries will work on Debian stable (lenny) as well as unstable (squeeze), except for tjbluetoothepserver (will be fixed shortly). Also, please install the mdnsd package… text/html 2010-06-14T10:04:15+02:00 Tommy van der Vorst http://doip.org/building_doip_on_linux?rev=1276502655&do=diff Building DoIP under Linux Currently, DoIP can be built under Linux; although it supports both ARM and x86/x64, the currently included build scripts can only build for ARM. With minor modifications, it should be possible to build for x86/x64 too. The build configuration is tested under Debian, but other Linux flavours should work too. text/html 2010-06-14T09:48:05+02:00 Tommy van der Vorst http://doip.org/doip_source?rev=1276501685&do=diff Source code There are two ways to obtain the source code to the open-source projects. The Pixelspark Subversion repository contains the official version of the source code, reviewed by Pixelspark and other authorized developers. The repository at Github is a mirror of this tree. The benefit of using Git is that exchanging patches and working in a distributed way is much easier. Note that there may be so-called 'forks' of the project on Github; these are copies of the project with custom changes… text/html 2010-06-10T08:01:02+02:00 Tommy van der Vorst http://doip.org/doip?rev=1276149662&do=diff DoIP (Domotics over IP) is a technology that allows you to connect many different devices in your home to form a single, intelligent system for home automation. DoIP is designed to be plug-and-play to the largest extent possible. DoIP devices talk to eachother through messages; devices automatically find and connect with devices that support the same messages. DoIP networks commonly run over IP (wired and wireless Ethernet) networks. The DoIP specification is open and can be freely used by anyon…