This is really cool! I don't have an m4, but an nGhost plugin would be great. I wonder how close the API is for the m4 and the dc-dc PSU that minibox has...
Here's m4api, a tool for monitoring and configuring your M4-ATX PSU from Linux, Mac or *BSD. It exposes the six main diagnostic fields from the official program and all 47 configuration variables of the OEM configuration app. It uses libusb 0.1.
Download at: http://ram.umd.edu/wiki/Public/Software/m4api
Code:# Monitor input and output voltage levels: $ ./m4 -diag loop -- 1262486581 VIN: 11.34 IGN: 11.23 33V: 3.33 5V: 5.06 12V: 12.18 TEMP: +28 -- 1262486582 VIN: 11.34 IGN: 11.34 ...Code:# Display your PSU's configuration: $ ./m4 -config IGN_HIGH: 5.84 V IGN_LOW: 5.50 V IGN_DBC: 500 ms PSU_DELAY: 1 sec ...Code:# Check or update specific variables: $ ./m4 -config VIN_MIN_ON 9.55 V $ ./m4 -config VIN_MIN_ON 10.0 $ ./m4 -config VIN_MIN_ON 9.99 V
This is really cool! I don't have an m4, but an nGhost plugin would be great. I wonder how close the API is for the m4 and the dc-dc PSU that minibox has...
Former author of LinuxICE, nghost.
Current author of nobdy.
The code has been updated to use libusb (0.1) instead of hiddev, so it can now be run on Mac, *BSD and Windows (though Windows usage will probably take some changes).
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