Bj�rn Mork <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Worked like a charm.
Well, let me rephrase that: ..., until you suspend the box. I suspended it after having done "ifconfig irda0 down". The log showed: Jan 9 19:21:08 rasputin kernel: smc-ircc, Suspending Jan 9 19:21:08 rasputin kernel: Trying to free free IRQ3 Jan 9 19:21:08 rasputin kernel: Trying to free free DMA2 and after resume: Jan 9 19:21:25 rasputin kernel: smc-ircc, Waking up but when I then tried "ifconfig irda0 up", I got this: Jan 9 19:21:35 rasputin kernel: ircc_net_open(), unable to allocate DMA=2 and the irport refcount becomes -1, so that it can't be unloaded.... I am not sure what happened here, but maybe the attempt to free DMA2 before suspend didn't succeed? It's still allocated to irda: rasputin:/tmp# cat /proc/dma 2: irda0 4: cascade unloading smc-ircc at this point causes this: rasputin:/tmp# cat /proc/dma 2: >a 4: cascade I guess I'd better reboot.... Bj�rn _______________________________________________ Linux-IrDA mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pasta.cs.UiT.No/mailman/listinfo/linux-irda
