@ 1/10/08, Raúl Sánchez Siles: [] > > On 1/8/08, Raúl Sánchez Siles <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I applied the patch here[1] from Oleg Verych which I think should be > >> enough as what code patching refers. > > > > This one is old and have some problem wims with >2.6.21 kernels. > > I've submitted a new one here back in November [0]. > > > > [0] TIUSB 3410 <ftp://flower.upol.cz/dts/Lin0001/> > > Thanks a lot Oleg, this is working. I those files into a dir and also had > to copy some other files from Linux source in drivers/usb/serial: bus.c > console.c ezusb.c generic.c
Yes, to have in built in a separate directory, is a bit more work :) I usually have a full source somewhere and do symlinks there, because of build issues. > > A symlink to the firmware of the standard win32 drivers > > must be placed in "/lib/firmware/tiusb3410.i51". No udev/sysfs stuff is > > needed. > > Well I also did this, got it from the ez430 CD, thought there the name is > not exactly the same. Pattern of the firmware filename is *3410*, of course. I had different opinions about what names must be used (driver author has something else), thus i've chose generic one. Also, i'd like to mention, that new MSP430 RF device, based on tiusb3410 with HID interface and back-link via serial port have different firmware. I don't know if it back compatible with ez430-2013. I doubt it is, because main interface changed from serial to HID. Thus even more configuration settings must be dealt with with only *one* device. AFAIK current driver and usb-linux structure isn't suited for such thing. Complete new stuff is needed. > > There is also a binary version, which was working for me in 2.6.22. Try > > it, if anything changed in ABI, module loading will safely fail. > > > > Well, I change my running Linux often, hence I prefer knowing how to build > from source. > > Now I aim into using the usbserial module from vanilla or at least get a > working patch against 2.6.24. I saw there's a thread about that in > linux-usb-devel. I'll try to look into it carefully later. I didn't follow development, and also i wasn't CC'd on stuff i was involved into, but usb-serial module must have a patch from Oliver (fix-reconfig.patch on ftp) to fix a bug, when multiple serial devices are plugged. Check this out in first. -- -o--=O`C #oo'L O <___=E M
