db003g wrote:
>It's also one chip id above what the SMC IrDA driver normally looks for
>(0xf1 is what it wants, the chip is 0xf2).
So this is an IrCC2.0 chipset. They are already recognized by smc-ircc.c
since kernel 2.3.19. But you must expect some kind of oops or solid
lockup at [MF]IR speeds, because the driver is not fully debugged yet.
still working on it...
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stephane
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