Hi,
I've just shipped this patch over to Alan. If you want to try it out, you
should remember that you _must_ do "ifconfig irda0 up/down" yourself, since
the kernel cannot do this by itself any longer, and I haven't had time to
fix irattach yet.
You'll find the patch at:
http://www.cs.uit.no/linux-irda/snapshots
Changes:
o Removed ANSI C violation in linux/irda.h, since this file will be used by
user-space applications
o Fixed bug which made the machine crash if it received an IrDA frame after
the device was created, but before "ifconfig up" was done.
o Fixed get_sock_opt in af_irda.c, so it will handle the amount of buffer
given by the applications in a correct way (value/result).
o Fixed MTU bug, which made the IrDA stack send out frames with max data
that was 2 bytes shorter than what is possible.
o Fixed bug which prevented incomming connections
PS. The latest 2.3.18ac series contains some bug-fixes to IrCOMM, so it
could be worth a try if you have problems with IrCOMM.
-- Dag
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