[BRLTTY] combi braille (window braille?) in BRLTTY 5.0

Henk Abma henk.abma at gmail.com
Mon May 18 17:23:08 EDT 2015


Hello Joakim,

it is connected to a real serial port. I am under the impression that 
trafic causes it to stop. If she leaves the console prompt waiting for 
hours, brltty is still there when she returns, however as soon as she 
performs an ls or nano command, brltty stops.

What would be a good commandline to try to get some logging?

With kind regards,

Henk.




Joakim Nordell schreef op 18-5-2015 om 14:51:
> Hi!
>
> Can you add some logging to a file and post parts of it here?
>
> I have discovered something similar on a Braillex EL40C display. It is
> connected via USB, but there is a serial port converter built in to
> the display.
> In my case I got the fieling that a problem occurs when there is
> enough trafic to and from the display. How ever it turned out to be a
> USB problem. I connected the display to Another USB port and it works
> perfect.
> How is the display connected in your case? Is it a real serial port,
> RS-232 or so?
>
> --
> Joakim
>
> On 17/05/2015, Henk Abma <henk.abma at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> my sister has been running ubuntu LTS 2010.04 for the last few years.
>> Today I updated her to 2014.4, which contains brltty 5.0, which is an
>> update from her previous 4.1.
>>
>> She uses a Tieman combi braille (braille window)? connected through a
>> serial port.
>>
>> The problem is that brltty stops running when it displays information,
>> such as a scrolling directory. After a brltty restart, the program runs
>> for a while and then stops again.
>>
>> The 4.x versions have been running stable for years, so is there
>> something wrong with this version of brltty?
>>
>> I am not sure how to update her to 5.2, because I am dependant on brltty
>> myself, so if I uninstall the standard ubuntu brltty package, I am just
>> as lost as she is...
>>
>> Getting ssh access to her computer is currently not an option, because
>> she doesn't know the password to the configuration screen of her router.
>>
>> thanks for any information you can provide.
>>
>> With kind regards,
>>
>> Henk.
>>
>>
>>
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