Do you have the following line in your code?
Its kind of secluded on the wiki:

_accelerometer = ["ASnative"](5,60);

I also added my Accelerometer Graph widget to the wiki.

that accelerometer graph widget code doesn't seem to work for me:
http://wiki.chumby.com/mediawiki/index. … ter_Widget

Thanks.

Oh, so I can stop shaking my desktop computer?  I got it now, but what I meant to say was that I couldn't get the .fla to download from the wiki link...it's working now though.

Not sure how we could do that, since the ASnative calls drop into the player itself, and the normal desktop Flash Player does not have those calls implemented.  We can't intercept those calls within Flash. The virtual chumby is simply a Flash movie that duplicates some of the functionality of the chumby's Control Panel.

What you'd probably want to do is something like:

_accelerometer = function(a) {
     var value = ["ASnative"](5,60)(a);
     if (value==undefined) {
         value = random(4096); // deprecated, but still works :)
     }
     return value;
}

I have written a quick test harness for the accelerometer.
It works fine with the accelgraph.swf example - http://wiki.chumby.com/mediawiki/index. … ter_Widget
Just change the loadMovie line to load your compiled swf.

I am also considering writing a fancy version with buttons and x/y/z sliders for precise control.

var my_mc:MovieClip = _root.createEmptyMovieClip("my_mc",_root.getNextHighestDepth());
var my_mcl:MovieClipLoader = new MovieClipLoader();
var my_listener:Object = new Object();
my_mcl.addListener(my_listener);
my_listener.onLoadComplete =function(the_mc:MovieClip) {
    the_mc.ASnative = function(n1,n2) {
        my_accelerometer = function(n) {
            return Math.random()*50 - 50;;
        }
        return my_accelerometer;
    }
}
my_mcl.loadClip("accelgraph.swf", my_mc);

As you can see, I am just creating an ASnative function that replaces the Chumby version (which won't exist on a Virtual Chumby anyway).
A fancy implementation would have a massive switch/case statement, but for now a random number does the job.

If anyone finds this useful, let me know and I might work on an advanced version.