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GSD is the easiest way to add support of new device in LinuxMCEhome system. There are a few steps which should be proceeded via LinuxMCE-Admin Website:
GSD is the easiest way to add support of new device in LinuxMCEhome system. There are a few steps which should be proceeded via LinuxMCE-Admin Website:


[[How to add your own GSD device]]


[[GSD to drive a Weeder I/O WTDIO-M]]
[[GSD to drive a Weeder I/O WTDIO-M]]


[[IR/GSD codes syncronization]]
[[IR/GSD codes syncronization]]

Revision as of 10:50, 10 August 2007

Generic Serial Device (GSD)

GSD is the easiest way to add support of new device in LinuxMCEhome system. There are a few steps which should be proceeded via LinuxMCE-Admin Website:

How to add your own GSD device

GSD to drive a Weeder I/O WTDIO-M

IR/GSD codes syncronization