hcd.c:31 open '/dev/ftlink': 0 ui.c:27 creating ui control socket at '/tmp/ftvusbsck' ui.c:30 net_listen_unix: 4 main.c:118 connecting to server: 10.1.0.15:33000 net.c:105 net connect over tcp: 0 net.c:151 connected with status: 0 net.c:145 channel error: 104
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Re: linux client error Reply #1 on: Jan 26th, 2015, 7:00am
Faced a issue while trying to list the device I am using windows as server and linux as client
xxxx@xxxxx:/opt/ftvusbnet/module/fthc$ /opt/ftvusbnet/bin/ftvusbnetctl list Traceback (most recent call last): File "/opt/ftvusbnet/bin/ftvusbnetctl", line 40, in <module> d = list_devices() File "/opt/ftvusbnet/bin/ftvusbnetctl", line 15, in list_devices s.connect(SOCKET_NAME) File "/tools/python/rh6/2.7.6/lib/python2.7/socket.py", line 224, in meth return getattr(self._sock,name)(*args) socket.error: [Errno 2] No such file or directory
verified the SOCKET_NAME /tmp/ftvusbsck was not created there in /tmp then debug using the below command and it show sthe below error
Hi According to the /opt/ftvusbnet/doc/README first of all you must compile and load the kernel module fthc.ko: cd /opt/ftvusbnet/module # tar -zxf fthc-module.tar.gz # cd fthc # make # insmod fthc.ko You can run the ftvusbnetd daemon after that.
Hi ! Please send me (to support@fabulatech.com) the following: - the output of the "uname -a" command; - the screenshot of the execution of these three commands: make //from the /module/fthc folder insmod fthc.ko //from the /module/fthc folder ftvusbnetd 10.2.21.xxx:33000 -v debug //from the /opt/ftvusbnet/sbin folder Thanks in advance.
Last Edit: Jun 22nd, 2015, 4:08am by Sergey_Jarovski
Hi I encountered this as well, it looks like in the actual client script (bin/ftvusbnetctl) they specify the port as 1024. It looks like yours is running on 33000, by opening that script in a text editor and changing all the values from 1024 to 33000 you should be able to get a list of devices.