From: Jan B. <ber...@kn...> - 2004-11-01 23:02:04
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Hi, I have a notebook with irda device, but I am not able to make it work. I just want to start with irdadump, to make sure the device is working correctly. I don't know what chip it is exactly, but in MS Windows it's called nsc6001 (hi speed ?) device ... I wonder if anybody knows what driver I can use ... I'v red some posts in this mailing list, in which was mentioned module nsc-ircc, but in 2.6.9 kernel I'm using, I couldn't find any module with this name. If anybody can point me in good direction, I'll really appreciate his help. I would like to participate in irda development in future (any part), but I need some starting point. I'v red some resources from http://irda.sourceforge.net but It didn't help .... thanks a lot for your time please CC me, I am not on the list yet Jan distribution: debian Sid |
From: Sebastian H. <de...@ko...> - 2004-11-12 13:28:22
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ahoj Jane... * Jan Bernatik <ber...@kn...> [2004-11-12 09:47 +0100]: >=20 > I have a notebook with irda device, but I am not able to make it work. I= =20 > just want to start with irdadump, to make sure the device is working=20 > correctly. I don't know what chip it is exactly, but in MS Windows it's= =20 > called nsc6001 (hi speed ?) device ... which notebook is that? =20 > I wonder if anybody knows what driver I can use ... I'v red some posts=20 > in this mailing list, in which was mentioned module nsc-ircc, but in=20 > 2.6.9 kernel I'm using, I couldn't find any module with this name. CONFIG_NSC_FIR depends on CONFIG_IRDA and CONFIG_ISA, perhaps you do not have ISA support enabled in your config? > distribution: debian Sid if this is something like ASUS M2N, M6N, you have to quiet the "serial" port. set the variable SETSERIAL=3D"/dev/ttyS1" in /etc/default/irda-utils. s podravem, Sebastian --=20 ::: .O. ::: ..O ::: OOO ::: lynx -source http://www.kodeaffe.de/shensche.pub | gpg --import |