Hi, It seems that the driver was not loaded because the device is not claimed... Check the driver presence then you have to create /dev/acm0 and /dev/acm1 so that the cdc-acm driver can use the device, major is 166 minor is 0 If i remember correctly was also added to the SDK so please check inside the SDK menu... If you want to add it manually modify for example the Makefile for ttyusb inside <sdk root>/packages/devices/ttyUSB and append to the file the $(MKNOD) for /dev/acm0 and acm1 with major 166 minor 0.
I suggest you to try your modem with foxserve where the CDC-ACM module is already loaded so you can see if you device is cdc-acm compliant. Thank you Davide Il 18-06-2007 17:12, "elhobit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto: > > > > > hi to all > > i got a microlink usb modem witch i would like to use with my > foxboard. the modem should support acm. i added the cdc-acm driver to > the kernel. > when i plug the modem to the foxboard i got just the following message > on the /var/log/messages > > kernel: usb 1-2: new full speed USB device using hc-crisv10 and address 3 > > when i look at the explanation under > http://www.foxserve.it/cdc-acm.html there should happen also other > tings when plugging the modem. also there aren't files created under > /dev/usb/acm / like described in acm.txt > > i do not use foxserve. is that the reason? which are the next steps to > make my modem running? > > thanks for help > > >
