Can someone confirm for me that the ACM Serial function in the Android
Gadget driver should work? Or should not work? I'm trying to configure
the kernel to support the phone as a USB gadget CDC ACM serial device,
and can't seem to get it working. If someone has it working, I'm
interested in the cod
ually, the
other end is a military box, and wants to use CDC ACM, but it's
actually not considering it a modem per se. In other words, I can't
use programs like Hyperterminal and minicom to test. I hope that makes
sense.
Geary
On Dec 14, 2:56 pm, Hamilton Vera wrote:
> You will on
I could
get by with only CONFIG_USB_ANDROID_ACM. I'm going to try that and see
if it works.
Thanks for the reply.
Geary
On Dec 14, 1:59 pm, Mike Lockwood wrote:
> I don't see any sign of CONFIG_USB_ANDROID_SERIAL in my kernel
> sources. Which kernel branch are you working from?
>
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I'm trying to configure an Android kernel to support connecting the
phone as a USB gadget using the CDC ACM protocol. I'm making progress
in understanding how to configure the kernel for this, but it seems
something new pops up every day. One thing I don't understand about
the Android Gadget config
nexus-one.html,
that said to turn off CONFIG_MSM_SERIAL_DEBUGGER and
CONFIG_MSM_FIQ_SUPPORT. Now the make seems to be working. At least,
it's well past the USB drivers. Haven't flashed the kernel yet and
tested, but it looks promising.
On Dec 13, 12:10 pm, Geary wrote:
> I'm trying t
I'm trying to configure and rebuild a kernel for an Evo to include the
g_serial USB driver. But I can't seem to find the right configuration.
My last attempt was to simply replace the the Android Gadget driver
with the Serial Gadget (with CDC ACM and CDC OBEX support) driver
using menuconfig. But r
