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has anyone run tunerstudio with linux and usb cable?
I have spent last 8 hours trying to get it working, no luck.
Detect does not find anything and tunerstudio works fine with my older xp laptop. I would really like to get it to function on my faster lenovo x201 with linux mint with newest kernel and packets. I can get the ftdi2xx drivers to read from the ms3pro but the ms3pro does not like to connect? Not much info on this over intardnet. First 7 hours went before I could even figure how to get the ftdi2xx working (need to rmmod VCP drivers first) I'm a total linux noob too, but I can follow instructions and that's how I got the drivers to function. I also needed to install some compiling packets to get it working but those were easy to diagnose with error codes like 'missing stdio.h' http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1477240811.gif Any help appreciated. |
version of linux , Ubuntu ?
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doh ..just saw linux mint
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linux mint is based on Ubuntu , try searching the Ubuntu forums or knowledge base
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the Ms3pro does not like something the Linux is doing
some debug here for USB mounting ect https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB |
Does the ms3pro show as a flash as it has sd-card in it? So mounting problem perhaps?
I installed a hardinfo app and it does not show any com ports or usb devises? I need to look at your link, thanks |
sorry I thought the noncom was between your laptop/tablet and the MS3pro
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Well it is but only from ms3pro to laptop it seems as I can read the eeprom of the ms3pro from my laptop (at least I think it did that in the second post)
F1 will start soon so cant focus on this much longer today |
Ha
I'm in Austin at F1 track at decent Corporate booth on front straight nice 75 degrees F wind is picking up and will have some impact |
Ive done Monza twice, hockenheim, san marino ( Imola) and hungary. The sound was a big downgrade so I havent gone back in few years.
I will of cource root for Kimi and Valtteri but strangely enough Nico also has a Finnish passport ( being Kekes son) |
I'm disappointed F1 has turned in to tire mgmt instead of who can drive the fastest
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I went through this trying to run on linux and mac native. I've ended up running a windows 7 vm under vmware fusion on my mac. it also worked under virtualbox on ubuntu.
I had to find ancient drivers for my usb to serial converter, but it works now. |
It did not work on my linux wine install either.
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I don't think it will work. Probably need a direct serial conversion.
You could also consider MegaTuniX but I think development stopped on it. https://sourceforge.net/projects/megatunix/ |
Huh, I think I will need to look at the virtualbox or is that also waste of time? My x201 has win7 lisence at the bottom. Is there win7 media available or do I need to find one that came with some laptop? IIRC xp did not install on it with some blue screens from some PCI driver.
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I intalled a virtualbox win7 but it does not work as the usb cable does not get recognized and I cant install the drivers.
BUT ms3pro support helped with this and now I have connection with MINT (they have a test install on MINT). I needed to run tunerstudio from terminal with sudo so its a permission problem anyway. I hope to get the correct group info so I can run it also from icon but this was a major brakethrough. My account permissions so far (non working) http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1477417699.gif |
You may be able to run it in windows XP compatibility mode on any windows 7, 8.1, or 10 machine. Running native or as a virtual operating system using the virtual box program in flavor of the month Linux or MAC.
Takes about 15 seconds to find out. |
I installed a virtualbox and win7 on it. Could not get the usb or com ports to work with ms3pro. Now that I got my ftdi2xx drivers to work from linux terminal I will use that. Virtualbox was also much slower than native linux, painfully slow I might add.
I just bought a expresscard rs232 unit with oxford 952 chipset for my lenovo and hopefylly I can get it to work on linux too. It has native serial PCI communication so it should take out all possible communication errors that are trouble some with rs232/usb adapters. That would also take care of using hex-com vcds with my audi. |
Your computer is probably old, slow, or clogged up with crap running in the background slowing it down.
In most cases people don't know how to maintain windows and it's a high maintenance OS. Also if you want privacy from the microsoft servers use windows 95, 98, or 98se but that's another subject. There is no such thing as privacy with winXP through win10 if you're online. I'm running windows 7 ultimate or windows 10 pro with the fastest intel i7 CPU made for my motherboard with 32GB of RAM on mine. pagefile.sys and hiberfile .sys is disabled and turned OFF. It's over clocked at 4.7GHZ and it flies with virtual box or anything else. I'm not using bitlocker. It boots up from cold to all programs loaded and stable in about 10 seconds so the speed of virtual box running XP on a newer OS or a MAC is all relative. |
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Why I despise Windows and love OSX, but many software providers don't work with OSX. Lose-lose in my eyes. |
Forgot to mention and yes it's off topic but for fast computer speeds you have to use a good 2.5" solid state hard drive for the OS. Samsung is the best.
Mechanical hard drives have moving parts so they're slow and the faster 3.5" desktop and server ones get hot without good air flow but they're still good for high capacity data storage and backups if throughput speed is tolerable. |
I run linux mint and virtual box with win7 on it just for test, clean install. ssd, icore 5 but only 4mb memory.
I use linux when ever I can on this laptop and its fast enough for anything I need. Hopefully with the rs232 card I dont need win for anything. |
JF, I was saying I'm going off-topic, not you, if you took it that way.
Great input like usual! |
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