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From: <li...@ba...> - 2007-05-05 14:44:42
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Hi! Andrei Tanas "an...@un..." wrote: [...] >>> I've tested it, it fixed a real problem >> >> I agree. That's why I proposed a fix for your problem. >> Did it solve the problem or not? >> > You did not "propose a fix for my problem" you rejected my solution for it. I explained to you why I have chosen a different approach. If you can give arguments why your solution is better than mine I will be happy to accept it. >>> This autodetection code does not work properly in any case: >>> >> >> It's there since lirc-0.5.4 released in '99. If there were a fundamental >> problem with this code, it really should have appeared before. >> > The driver did not support suspend/resume, people were simply unloading > it before going to standby, that piece of code was essentially "dead". > Now the problem manifested itself very clearly and the solution is very > simple. The suspend/resume code introduced the problem, so it's just the normal way to fix it for the suspend/resume case. > Anyway, it's great that LIRC is open source and I can use my modified > code. Too bad others won't benefit from this. Have you tested if the code in CVS solved the problem? Christoph |