RNDIS driver is already included in the kernel. That is why it is not
shown in the patch. All you need to do is to enable that option
under usb networking in kernel config.
It should work with MS PC, although I have not tested it. I should ...
However, when it is connected to Linux PC, it clai
Hi Jun,
Is it really RNDIS patch? Does it have a feature for working with
Windows PC?
I'm wondering since I don't see relevant portion from the patch.
-jack
On Jan 23, 11:58 pm, Brian Swetland wrote:
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> > BTW, from what you were saying, it seems the usb functions are
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> BTW, from what you were saying, it seems the usb functions are
> composite-able. That is interesting.
Yup -- that was the major goal of the function framework -- to be able
to combine an arbitary set of functions together (on the fly!). The
gadget framework has since provided m
Thanks for your reply, Brian.
Before I saw this reply, I ended up backporting the low-level gadget driver
to 2.6.25 and managed to get RNDIS driver working. Somehow
regular cdc_ether is not working. Strange. Have not spent too much
to look into any further. If anybody knows why, let me know.
H
You're going to have to configure the function to be included in the usb
composite device (look in board-trout.c), and probably will have to
modify the VID/PID to match one your desktop linux kernel associates
with the "simple" ethernet profile.
Also, I've found that having other interfaces (lik
