Le May 9, 2004 11:46 pm, Ron Hunter-Duvar a écrit : > On May 8, 2004 22:26, Marc Lijour wrote: > > How do you manage to have your fxload called each time you boot? > > ... > > I just downloaded the rpm file from source forge, then did: > > urpmi fxload-2002_04_11-1.i386.rpm
I use fxload-2002_04_11-2mdk (!) > > to install it. The code to call it each time was installed as part of the > backpack driver install. Part of the backpack usb package was a script > called bpckusb. The install script does the following (among other things): > > cp bpckusb /etc/hotplug/usb > > This script at the end has the line: > > /sbin/fxload $FLAGS -I $FIRMWARE The script in my version is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] hotplug]# cat usb/bpckusb #!/bin/sh # Load bulk/interrupt transfer test firmware into # various EZ-USB USB devices that will run it #TEMPLATE PROGRAM TAKEN FROM http://linux-hotplug.sourceforge.net/perf 4/2/2002 #Adapted for BACKPACK USB drives FIRMWARE= FLAGS= # pre-renumeration device IDs case $PRODUCT in # BACKPACK USB2 INTERNAL ADAPTER #----------------------SCANNNERS SCANNERS------------------------------- #external usb1 scanner ac9/0/0) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP1SCAN.HEX ;; #external usb2 scanner ac9/1/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP2SCAN.HEX FLAGS="-2" ;; #----------------------USB1 EXTERNAL------------------------------- #external usb1 cd-romish series 5 ac9/1000/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP1CD5.HEX ;; #external usb1 cd-romish series 6 ac9/1001/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP1CD6.HEX ;; #external usb1 hard drive series 5 ac9/1002/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP1HD5.HEX ;; #external usb1 hard drive series 6 ac9/1003/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP1HD6.HEX ;; #----------------------USB2 EXTERNAL------------------------------- #external usb2 cd-romish series 5 ac9/1004/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP2CD5.HEX FLAGS="-2" ;; #external usb2 cd-romish series 6 ac9/1005/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP2CD6.HEX FLAGS="-2" ;; #external usb2 hard drive series 5 ac9/1006/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP2HD5.HEX FLAGS="-2" ;; #external usb2 hard drive series 6 ac9/1007/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BP2HD6.HEX FLAGS="-2" ;; #----------------------USB2 INTERNAL------------------------------- #internal usb2 cd-romish drive ac9/10/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BPINTCD.HEX FLAGS="-2" ;; #internal usb2 cd-romish drive ac9/11/*) FIRMWARE=usb/bpckusb.fw/BPINTHD.HEX FLAGS="-2" ;; esac # quit unless we were called to download some firmware if [ "$FIRMWARE" = "" ]; then # OR: restructure to do other things for # specific post-renumeration devices exit 0 fi # missing firmware? if [ ! -r $FIRMWARE ]; then if [ -x /usr/bin/logger ]; then /usr/bin/logger -t $0 "missing $FIRMWARE for $PRODUCT ??" fi exit 1 fi if [ ! -x /sbin/fxload ]; then if [ -x /usr/bin/logger ]; then /usr/bin/logger -t $0 "cannot load firmware, missing fxload" fi exit 1 fi if [ -x /usr/bin/logger ]; then /usr/bin/logger -t $0 "load $FIRMWARE for $PRODUCT to $DEVICE" fi /sbin/fxload $FLAGS -I $FIRMWARE ---- end --- Where the PRODUCT variable is coming from? Where the messages are going to? I have a problem in /var/log/messages: it looks like it can not find fxload however, a which finds it. How can I fix this? (Under which user the script is it called?) May 10 16:01:50 laptop /etc/hotplug/usb/bpckusb: cannot load firmware, missing fxload May 10 16:02:32 laptop devfsd[128]: read config file: "/etc/devfs/conf.d//usbmouse.conf" [EMAIL PROTECTED] hotplug]# which fxload /usr/sbin/fxload > All of the usb.usermap lines start with "bpckusb". I'm assuming that > roughly what happens is: > > 1. When you plug in the usb device (the backpack drive in this case), it > looks up the device ids in usb.usermap. > > 2. From the line it finds there, it gets the name "bpckusb". > > 3. It runs the script/program of this name in /etc/hotplug/usb. > > 4. This script runs fxload to load the firmware. > > 5. The loaded firmware does some black magic with the usb modules to get > itself recognized as a cd burner.
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