Michael McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Yes, but if you look at irdadump, you should see all the reflected
> > frames. Usually this works fine, but you might get some problems. I have
> > noticed myself that the link is much more unstable with irtty and the
> > girbil dongle than when using irport. In fact, irport got modified to do
> > half duplex comm. just because of the girbil dongle. But if you don't have
> > any problems, then I suggest you just continue using irtty. You will get
> > less performance, but this is not an issue when running agaist a slow
> > mobile phone.
>
> I had a look at this earlier this evening, and couldn't work out how to
> attach the dongle when using IrPORT. Kernel 2.2.13 with its own IrDA drivers.
You can use dongle_attach to do this:
1. insmod irport io=0x3e8 irq=11 # Fix for your settings, see what setserial
# uses, and be sure to rmmod serial before
# you try, so the resources are free
2. dongle_attach -d girbil irda0
I will try to build this stuff into irattach ASAP.
-- Dag
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