Mac OSX and PIL-box
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07-13-2015, 02:33 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-13-2015 02:49 AM by Egan Ford.)
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RE: Mac OSX and PIL-box
(05-13-2015 06:54 PM)Gene Wrote: The instructions are given to access the PIL box using "Crossover" which is a PC emulation program / layer on the Mac OSX. Years ago I used the open source Wine with the Windows tools without issue. I just tried again with zero luck. I probably just need to erase my .wine dir and start over. Other Windows apps not working well either. Unsure if it's the latest version of Wine or OS/X 10.10.4. Quote:Anyone know what has to be done to do this using Parallels or VMWare running WinXP or such? Again years ago this worked for me all the time. I tried both Parallels and VMWare with my known working XP image and kept getting errors opening the COM port (COM3). Other USB com programs acting flaky with other com tools. (In both cases above I should have tried directly connecting to my Mac. I was on a hub on a hub :-) If all you need is :DISPLAY, :HDRIVE1, and a limited function scope, then I'd use ilper-linux-1.35.2. It compiles without issue and works just fine on OS/X 10.10, however only at 9600 (very slow). I patched it today to get 115200. Large file transfer throughput is 900-1000 bytes/s. I also removed the old FTDI drivers and installed the latest--I didn't mess with any latency settings. If your PIL-Box is on /dev/cu.usbserial-FTE03NXR, then you can use my binary. Actually you can change in ilper when running too, but I'm lazy and compiled in my device path. I backed up and restored my 71B about 10 times today to test. No issues. Display session and restore (larger files are faster): Code:
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