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Old 10-18-2009, 08:48 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by ericshliao View Post
Can I manualy refresh the screen through command in ssh? I guess I have to create a program to do the task.

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Is it possible to use xepdmgr as a shell command to manually refresh eink screen? I guess that "EinkUpdateFull(sEink *EinkParam, int UseTyping, int Fast)" in xepdmgr_einkfb.c is just what I need. It will make iLiad draw its eink screen based on data in framebuffer, right?
You can do what you are requesting using "displayMgrClient", it's a command-line tool from iRex to interface with the displayMgr. You have it already installed on your iliad .

For full refresh:
Code:
# /usr/bin/displayMgrClient
For typing refresh:
Code:
# /usr/bin/displayMgrClient -p
With "displayMgrClient -h" it shows some help text.

If you want to integrate that functionality directly into QTE, what it does is as simple as to send the text "!0,1,0" to UDP port localhost:50555 (original thread with this info).
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