Just a quick note to state that XtimeComposer for Centos works in Fedora 12 also (probably later Fedora distros also, I haven't tried them). I downloaded and untar'ed the tarball in a suitable directory within my home directory tree, and simply started the binary with ./xtimecomposer from the XMOS/xTIMEcomposer/Community_13.0.1 subdirectory.
Note that Fedora 12 has a 2.6.32 kernel, without usbfs but with udev. So I needed to add the rules file posted earlier in the forum to /etc/udev/rules.d/99-xmos.rules, and reboot or restart udev to ensure that the startKit is detected by xtimecomposer.
After that, everything just worked and I managed to build and run some of the example programs on the startKit.
XtimeComposer in Fedora 12
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linuxguru
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XtimeComposer in Fedora 12
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I've found this works with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS too.
Cheers,
Andy.
Cheers,
Andy.