Jean Tourrilhes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > 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.
I don't dial! I just start Minicom to get connected ;-) However you should
probably make a symlink from /dev/modem to /dev/ircomm0, or otherwise make
sure minicom is using ircomm0.
> > 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 ?
-irda5 only fixes a small compile problem with irport.c. If you don't have
compile problems, then there no need to upgrade.
-- Dag
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