On Tue, 29 Nov 2005, Pawel Kot wrote:
So for the kernel driver option there are two ways to implement the
driver (if I understand correctly):
- make it independent from usb-serial and implement similiar to cdc-ether
- claim more than one interface for FBUS communication
Both don't look trivial at least for me.
Yeah, that's right.
I looked at the code shortly. Does the code autodetect interface which
should be used? What I mean is that this approach would ignore port
option in gnokiirc file (which might be good).
Well, this function
int usbobex_find_interfaces(obex_intf_info_t** interfaces)
finds and returns a list of all suitable interfaces, and then you pick the
one you need and give that to the usbobex_connect_request function. It's
very unlikely that a user would have two Nokia phones connected via USB at
the same time, so you can just always pick the first interface in the list
and issue a warning if there are more.
Alexander
Homepage: http://www.sensi.org/~ak/
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