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Hello community, hello cypress team,
During the last weeks I used the latest cyusb_linux (version 1.0.5) and found some improvement possibilities.
My results are available at GitHub - Ho-Ro/cyusb_linux.
Major changes in two main areas:
- Gui: port to Qt5
- Gui: removed a lot of C++11 warnings
- Gui: some cosmetics
Makefile: make install (install as root)
- Makefile: make uninstall (clean uninstall as root)
- Makefile: make deb (Build a Debian package as user)
This package can be cleanly installed and uninstalled on Debian and Ubuntu systems.
The deb packages checkinstall and fakeroot are necessary to use this feature.
Please check and comment!
Last but not least, two questions to cypress:
- What is your linux roadmap for the cyusb suite?
- Are there any plans to support the GPIF design (for FX2LP) under linux?
CU, Martin
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Hello Martin,
Thank you, we will consider your suggestions and will implement the necessary.
As of now there are no fixed plans for linux cyusb suite release or for FX2LP GPIF designer for linux.
Best Regards,
Yatheesh
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Hi Yatheesh,
Short update:
My latest github commit features an user config file, if libcyusb detects ~/.config/cyusb/cyusb.conf it will parse this file instead of /etc/cyusb.conf. This allows the user to use a different setup (e.g. to add an device temporarily and update the firmware) without being root.
Martin
EDIT: correct github link
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Hello Martin,
Thank you for the update and for the efforts.
Regards,
Yatheesh
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Hello Yatheesh, hello community,
I found a gpif_compiler on github, cloned it and made some additions that were useful for me.
GitHub - Ho-Ro/ezusb_gpif_compiler: EZ-USB Waveform Compiler
I want to use the program for my the firmware of my project OpenHantek6022 that is developed under Debian Linux.
GitHub - OpenHantek/OpenHantek6022
Maybe it's interesting for you too.
Martin