KryoFlux Support Forums

Oxygen free copper, and all that stuff from, as IFW put it, hifi esoterism, is useless and just a way to scam people out of their money (and that's 100% true for hi-fi as well). As for gold-plated, you don't want gold-plated unless what you connect to is _also_ gold-plated. In fact you do not want t...

@ewhac:
Debian unstable always has and always will map to 'sid', unlike the stable version which will update to a new name as versions change. I've been on Debian SID back since potato (or was it tomato) was stable.

-Tor

The group is tty, BUT: It's not the correct device. 'ptmx' is just the pseudo-terminal you're logged in to. Is there no /dev/ttyUSB* of any kind?

-Tor

I'm on the run (dinner's waiting) so can't fully investigate this at the moment (as in: plugging in the kryo..), but do try 'ls -lrt /dev' and look for any new /dev/ttyUSB device (ls -lrt is reverse time-sorted, i.e. the latest created device file at the bottom).

-Tor

(I wasn't monitoring the forum the last couple of weeks so this is a bit late) @isdxman: To get access to the /dev/usb* devices you should add yourself to the group with access to the serial devices. This is much better than executing as root. So, what you do is to - plug in kryoflux (this will make...

I use two systems:

Debian SID 64-bit (x86_64)
Debian SID 32-bit (i686)

-Tor

I've tried "dtc", "dtc -c2" and "dtc -h" using both "Terminal" and "Root Terminal" Notice how Harry said "./dtc", not "dtc". You need to tell the shell where the executable is, as it's not in the default path. You do that by eith...

2.0b9 works out of the box (with no symlink in /lib) on Debian SID 64-bit.
Looks good!

-Tor

Looks like I figured it out thanks to some help from the Arch devs It doesn't work on Debian SID still. It's got /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 in its image still (check with 'strings'). However, by adding a symlink in /lib on my machine to /lib64 for that file it works, as suggested by an earlier poste...

Yes, 64-bit users will probably soon be the majority, if not already. And it's not for faster execution (as in CPU-like faster), it's because modern computers has lots of memory. Or if it hasn't, you will want it, because modern web-browsing needs tons of memory the way web-pages are made these days...