From: Stephen W. <sa...@us...> - 2003-12-14 01:19:47
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Under linux, my Sanyo phone uses the ACM driver, so I talk to it with the device /dev/input/ttyACM0. When I update (overwrite really) the phonebook, thet last thing that happens is that the phone is told to reboot. When the phone reboots, linux, assigns the phone to /dev/input/ttyACM1. I think this is because BitPim may still have the device open at the time that the phone comes on again, so linux assigns it the next free device name. If I put "save.close()" as the last line of my savephone method, then the phone gets assign ttyACM0 when it reboots. (Or maybe I was lucky). Is it OK to do this close at this point? Steve |