The only reason I did this was because setup_usb() doesn't use the
argument at all, but uses $MODULE_OPTIONS directly.
Another fix is:
- modprobe "$1" "$MODULE_OPTIONS"
+ modprobe $1 $2
and then remove quotes around all occurences of $MODULE_OPTIONS, but I
like the first one better :)
- Tasslehoff
On 11/18/2009 10:48 AM, Phil Blundell wrote:
On Wed, 2009-11-18 at 10:42 +0100, Tasslehoff Kjappfot wrote:
usb-gadget failed when MODULE_OPTIONS contained more than one option. Here's
the patch I used to make it work.
Thanks for the patch. However, it seems to do two different things:
- modprobe "$1" "$MODULE_OPTIONS"
+ modprobe "$1" $MODULE_OPTIONS
I understand this bit, and it does seem reasonable since MODULE_OPTIONS
might, as you say, contain multiple strings.
- networking) setup_usb g_ether "$MODULE_OPTIONS" ;;
- zero) setup_usb g_zero "$MODULE_OPTIONS" ;;
- midi) setup_usb g_midi "$MODULE_OPTIONS" ;;
- printer) setup_usb g_printer "$MODULE_OPTIONS" ;;
- gadgetfs) setup_usb gadgetfs "$MODULE_OPTIONS" ;;
- composite) setup_usb g_cdc "$MODULE_OPTIONS" ;;
- serial) setup_usb g_serial "$MODULE_OPTIONS" ;;
- storage) setup_usb g_file_storage "$MODULE_OPTIONS" ;;
+ networking) setup_usb g_ether ;;
+ zero) setup_usb g_zero ;;
+ midi) setup_usb g_midi ;;
+ printer) setup_usb g_printer ;;
+ gadgetfs) setup_usb gadgetfs ;;
+ composite) setup_usb g_cdc ;;
+ serial) setup_usb g_serial ;;
But this part seems a bit strange. Can you expand on why this is
necessary and/or desirable?
p.
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