Check out the Linux IR HOWTO at http://www.snafu.de/~weeh/IR-HOWTO.html Many things
have changed and are changing, apparently, but this still applies:
mknod /dev/irnine c 60 64
You might have to be root to do this. This creates a character special file for the
IrDA stack to use. Do 'man mknod' or 'info mknod' to learn more.
g'luck,
Scott
>Scott Hepler wrote:
>>
>> pilot-xfer needs /dev/irnine, or whatever you've called it.
>>
>> -s.
>what is /dev/irnine?
>where do i get it?
>do i create it?
>-don
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