OK, I changed by BIOS to IrDA FIR and stuck in the following modules.
(modules.conf also has "options nsc-ircc dongle_id=0x09 dma=3")
ircomm-tty 30408 0 (autoclean)
ircomm 13628 0 (autoclean) [ircomm-tty]
nsc-ircc 13712 1
irda 135201 0 [ircomm-tty ircomm nsc-ircc]
The camera is seen
07:40:19.151948 xid:rsp b269d1c2 < 2a270b4b S=6 s=5 Kodak DC265 Zoom hint=8404 [
Computer IrCOMM ] (33)
and
% ksir gettime (my IrDA modified version of ks from opendis 0.0.3)
Executing command: gettime
ClockDate = 00040300
ClockTime = 00233628
Camera's date: 04/03/2000 time: 23:36:28
(hey, my DC-265 is not Daylight savings time compatible. 8-) )
It dies downloading pictures:
brian@top brian>ksir download
Executing command: download
5 files in camera...
p0000535.jpg: size = 271239
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x's are bad.
but that doesn't bother me so much, it's probably just buffers being
overrun.
I was wondering how I control which FIR mode is being used?
Currently, my modified ks program still has
camera->fd = open(device, O_RDWR ); /*| O_NOCTTY | O_NONBLOCK);*/
tcgetattr(camera->fd,&tp_orig);
tcgetattr(camera->fd,&tp);
cfmakeraw(&tp);
cfsetospeed(&tp,B115200);
cfsetispeed(&tp,B115200);
tcsetattr(camera->fd,TCSANOW,&tp);
in the open code. How do I go about selecting FIR speeds?
I also have conflicting information on whether the DC-265
supports FIR speeds.
Thanks,
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