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Installing the LOGSYS driver

Installing: 64-bit Debian / Ubuntu / Linux Mint etc.

Download the DEB file and install it with dpkg or your favourite package installer.

Now, you should be able to run logsys-test from the terminal.

Installing: Arch Linux 64-bit (for lazy people :P )

Download and install the TAR XZ using pacman -U

Installing: Arch Linux, from source (cross-platform)

You will need to use makepkg, similar to how you would use the AUR

  • git clone https://git.sch.bme.hu/bence98/logsys-arch-pkg.git
  • cd logsys-arch-pkg && makepkg -i

Installing: other Linux distros

You will have to compile the driver yourself

  • Before you begin, you need to make sure you have libusb-1.0 and libusb-1.0-dev installed on your system.
  • First, clone libxsvf, by running git submodule init && git submodule update
  • Then, run make and sudo make install
  • It is advised to run sudo ./udev-rule.sh
  • Finally, you can run make test to get the logsys-test binary in the build folder

Installing: macOS

First, you're very brave. I like that :D Second, you should really have a package manager (I would recommend Homebrew)

  • Before you begin, you need to install LibUSB 1.0 (for example, with Homebrew it would mean running brew install libusb)
  • First, clone libxsvf, by running git submodule init && git submodule update
  • Then, run make and sudo make install
  • Finally, you can run make test to get the logsys-test binary in the build folder

Warning: as of yet, there was limited testing done on macOS.