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Home license on ASG 320 LCD not working.

Hey all,

I have a ASG 320. Recently I was running 7.501. I can't find the post now, but someone had found a way to enable the LCD on a asg running a hom license. I performed the steps and it worked great. Now that I update to 7.504 the lcd is once again disabled. Has anyone found a way to make it function again?


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  • So, I know this is waaaay late but I am happily using a 320 running UTM home. Every time I go through a major update I loose the LCD and jump through hoops trying to remember how to get it working again. I'm replying here to answer the question and to also serve as documentation for myself!

     

    The 320 runs an LCM-162 display. So to get it working:

     

    1) Edit the /etc/init.d/initasg 

    2) Look for the line that begins with ASG_HW_FILE=" and change it so it reads: ASG_HW_FILE="/etc/lcd.asg"

    3) Save and exit your editor

    4) Create a new file named lcd.asg under /etc/

    5) In that file, put the faollowing:

    SG_VERSION="320"

    LCD4LINUX_HW="LCM-162"

    ASG_SUBTYPE="r5"

    6) Again, save and exit

    7) reboot and your LCD should spring back to life!

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  • So, I know this is waaaay late but I am happily using a 320 running UTM home. Every time I go through a major update I loose the LCD and jump through hoops trying to remember how to get it working again. I'm replying here to answer the question and to also serve as documentation for myself!

     

    The 320 runs an LCM-162 display. So to get it working:

     

    1) Edit the /etc/init.d/initasg 

    2) Look for the line that begins with ASG_HW_FILE=" and change it so it reads: ASG_HW_FILE="/etc/lcd.asg"

    3) Save and exit your editor

    4) Create a new file named lcd.asg under /etc/

    5) In that file, put the faollowing:

    SG_VERSION="320"

    LCD4LINUX_HW="LCM-162"

    ASG_SUBTYPE="r5"

    6) Again, save and exit

    7) reboot and your LCD should spring back to life!

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