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Adrian Midgley wrote:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/kpumpe/?topic_id=266%2C252 4% of penguinistas are diabetic
Is this some Linux research project, or are you just guessing based on the population as a whole? I suspect the Twinkie bars, the canned drinks, caffeine, and the long periods of physical inactivity could set them up for being above average ;)
I'm talking to a supplier of the meters used to measure sugar, the shortage I see is in the glucomodule plugins for various meters.
Hmm, the glucomodul project by the same author includes a reference driver, this is the full driver methods and structure files, just needing to be fleshed out with details specific to a known meter. Assuming the meters don't vary hugely in functionality(?) I'd think any Linux hardware hacker could knock out a new module fairly quickly if they have the hardware documentation based on the template, and a meter to play with. You might however want to test any new module fairly extensively.
Plus that project looks like a low activity one, but I think suggests that it may show plausible promise.
Looks to be just getting started, the original author did his own meter. So the lack of meter drivers is probably down to how many people have heard of it, versus how many meters are in widespread use. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.