Re: Job offer: Application development for Xbox (Linux)

Corrected/updated version:

* communicate with an electronic device (special made ir receiver) by  
I2C (I2C in software over I/O from a special modchip)
* decode IR code lenght received by the electorinc device over I2C,  
generate rules, show IR codes as oscilogram and may produce LIRC  
style Files ...
Requirements:
* must run on the Xbox, with a certain IR receiver
* must be an XBE
* must be XDK-free, i.e. either a Linux app or OS-free
* must use graphics mode to draw simple IR diagrams (vector graphics  
for showing IR-Codes)
* should be small (~<10 MB), i.e. a full-blown Linux with X Window  
might not be a good approach.

If you are interested, write to me (not the mailing list), and I'll  
forward your email. :-)

   Michael

On Feb 16, 2006, at 10:47 AM, Michael Steil wrote:

> Hi!
>
> There is a someone who would need an Xbox developer to implement  
> the following application:
> * communicate with an infrared receiver
> * decode IR codes, generate rules, program the receiver (i.e.  
> learning remote)
>
> Requirements:
> * must run on the Xbox, with a certain IR receiver
> * must be an XBE
> * must be XDK-free, i.e. either a Linux app or OS-free
> * must use graphics mode to draw simple IR diagrams
> * should be small (~<10 MB), i.e. a full-blown Linux with X Window  
> might not be a good approach.
>
> If you are interested, write to me (not the mailing list), and I'll  
> forward your email. :-)
>
>   Michael
>
>
>
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