Re: [Paparazzi-devel] Modem, IS, GPS and controller installation

[Felix Ruess]

Hi Roman,

to what kind of drivers are you referring? There should be no need to
install extra divers. (But make sure brltty is not installed as it
interferes with the FTDI USB adapters.)
If you set the access rights for USB and added the plugdev rules you
should be ready to go...

Cheers, Felix

On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 9:55 AM, Roman Nikitin <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi all,
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> As an operation system on my laptop I have Linux Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic
> running. I must say I did not work with Linux before.
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> My autopilot consists of the following components: Twog v1 autopilot board,
> LEA-5H GPS from UBlox, two IS (slim vertical and small horizontal), XBee Pro
> PKG USB 2.4GHz Modem with XBee Pro onboard receiver and pitot tube from
> Eagle Tree. Additionally I have Hitech 6 channel controller.
>
> I know , maybe it is not the best configuration but I have got it from my
> university and I have to get it working.
>
> GSC is installed and running. I have got also the interconnection between
> Twog v1 and laptop (via USB). The actual problem is to install drivers for
> the components. I tried to follow the descriptions on wiki/paparazzi page,
> but there is no results till now. How could I install the drivers manually
> in Ubuntu? And which source should I use?
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> By the installation of driver for one of the components should be another
> components disconnected from the autopilot board? Does it have influence on
> installation processes?
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> I hope to find help here and I am open for cooperation.
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> Thank you in advance.
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> Roman
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> email: address@hidden
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> Mob.: +44 (0) 7760806643
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