> Jean Tourrilhes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I don't use Debian myself, so somebody running Debian will have to fix such
> problems. Both Mandrake and Redhat have now made RPM's out of irda-utils
> themselves, so I expect Debian to to the same without my help ;-)
Let's hope...
> > Try to compile 0.9.4 to get Obex. Obex doesn't want to compile.
>
> That's the reason it removed ;-)
I know.
> > irdaping :
>
> Strange, tested this today, and had no problems. Are you saying you got a
> test response back and irdaping didn't show any output? A small snap of
> your irdadump output would be appreciated. Wrong magic in skb is btw. a
> harmless message.
See additional long e-mail on the subject. Still doesn't work
for me.
> Tested IrLAN, and had no problems. I have only said that IrLAN doesn't
> work with the latest 2.3.x kernels. This is because 2.3.x does not support
> dynamically creation of net devices from interrupt context. Well, 2.2
> doesn't support it either but it works anyway.
Ok, I will try harder, if I have the courage.
> I couldn't make getty work myself, but "mgetty -r /dev/ircomm0" is working
> like a dream. Really cool, have never tried this before.
It's an easy way to check if everything is working, as it use
standard tools and require no configuration (no PPP madness).
> Also tried this
> using Minicom in both ends, and I had no problems. May I ask what you were
> using at the other end? You description makes sense if you don't have
> anything to connect to.
Please, how do you configure minicom to not dial ? I don't
really know the command to connect, every time is start as
disconnected and it start to dial and fail.
> Both Mandrake 6.1 and Redhat 6.1 has RPM's with precompiled OBEX for those
> who needs it. There will however be a release of both C-OBEX and PyOBEX in
> a few days. Then you should have plenty of things to try out. The release
> got delayed since I got an influenza and then Kjetil (the other PyOBEX
> developer) went to Oslo for a week :-(
Don't worry, I will wait.
> You should probably try using Linux-2.2.13-irda5 (uploading right now) with
> irda-utils-0.9.5. If you have problems with it, they I suspect you have
> some problems with the device drivers that others don't have. Can't think
> of anything specific reasons why you have so many problems :-(
Gosh, I was trying irda4. Seems like I'm always one version
behind. Could it be possible to have changelogs to know if it is worth
upgrading ?
> -- Dag
Ciao...
Jean
P.S. : By the way, how do you toy cope with the cold ?
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