User:ThorstenStaerk
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[edit] Lego Cybermaster
I have a Lego Cybermaster. It is not Lego Mindstorms. The software delivered for it does not work on wine.
[edit] Disclaimer
Here are my notes for writing an article on Lego Mindstorm, err, Cybermaster:
According to http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Lego/intro.html#AEN28 Lego asks for keeping some policies here but I cannot find any.
[edit] Links
- http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/LEGO-RCX-Download-46173.html
- http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Lego/index.html
- http://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/nqc/
- http://smallsystems.isn-oldenburg.de/smallrobots/cyb-rcx.html
- http://comet.lehman.cuny.edu/stjohn/teaching/legos/lab1.html
- http://smallsystems.isn-oldenburg.de/smallrobots/rcx_prog.html
[edit] Log
nqc -1 -S/dev/ttyS0 -firmware firm0309.lgo Downloading firmware: Problem talking to IR device linux-qgla:~ # nqc -TCM -S/dev/ttyS0 -firmware firm0309.lgo Downloading firmware: No reply from CyberMaster
[edit] wiki2mindmap
#!/bin/bash
wget http://www.linuxintro.org/wiki/Special:Allpages
cat >spider<<EOF
#!/usr/bin/perl
require HTML::LinkExtor;
\$p = HTML::LinkExtor->new(\&parse, "");
sub parse {
my(\$tag, %links) = @_;
my (\$att, \$url) = @{[%links]};
print "\$url\n";
}
\$p->parse_file(\$ARGV[0]);
EOF
chmod 777 spider
./spider Special\:Allpages | \
grep "^/" | \
grep -v ":" | \
grep -v "?" | \
while read a
do wget "http://www.linuxintro.org/$a"
done
for file in $(ls --ignore="*:*")
do ./spider $file | \
grep "^/" | \
grep -v ":" | \
grep -v "?" | \
grep -v "Main_Page" | \
grep -v "Feedback" | \
grep -v "/Contribute$" | \
grep -v "^/Projects$" | \
grep -v "^/Development$" | \
grep -v "^/Policies$" | \
grep -v "^/Projects$" | \
grep -v "^/Projects/NamingTheWiki$" | \
grep -v "^/Schedules$" | \
grep -v "^/favicon.ico$" | \
grep -v "/opensearch_desc.php$" | \
grep -v "^/$" | \
grep -v ".png$" | \
grep -v "^/Development/Tutorials$" | \
sed "s;^/.*/;;" | \
while read file2
do if [ x"$file" != x"$file2" ]; then echo "\"$file\" -> \"$file2\"" ; fi
done
done >datei
echo "# to create a ps file use 'dot -Tps -o graph.ps graph.dot' (dot it part of the graphviz package)" > graph.dot
echo "digraph \"Wikimap\" { " >> graph.dot
cat datei >>graph.dot
echo "}" >> graph.dot
dot -Tps -o graph.ps graph.dot
convert graph.ps graph.jpg
[edit] ToDo
- xf86audiomute
- play a cd