Jean Tourrilhes wrote: >Whaley, Robert wrote : >> >> See the links to the patches under "Patches pending..." > > Those patches should be in 2.4.19 and 2.5.6. > >> Prior to that I had tried 2.4.16 with no better luck than 2.4.9. The >> 2.4.18 patched drivers work great with ircomm, > > That's great to hear ! I had almost zero feedback on those patches. It means that >I'm going in the right direction ;-)
Definitely! > >> but there are still problems with irnet. > > Care to elaborate ? IrNET is supposed to work rock solid, especially that with IrComm you won't get good performance. There seem to be a number of issues with irnet. Irnet doesn't work at all when I build all the drivers into the kernel. 'cat /dev/irnet' results in "No such device". This is not a big deal but I thought it might be useful info. If I use a module for irnet things go much better, but not nearly perfect. I can telnet from W2K client to a board. This seems to be robust. But when the client is on my board telnet works fine only for commands that don't output many bytes, if more than 44 data bytes (!?) are sent back (IE: echo 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345) then the connection hangs. I think that this is due to a problem on the telnet client side of the connection, because I W2K telnet clients do not have this problem. I can't make a login from my board as a telnet client and the W2K system (I think because the long message is more than 44 bytes). Telnet over ethernet works fine in all permutations. Also, there is a big delay when trying to establish a telnet connection. This seems to vary and it seems to be less pronounced when /proc/sys/net/irda/debug is 4 instead of 0! But this might just be my imagination. > >> echo 57600 > /proc/sys/net/irda/max_baud_rate # 115 might work too > > Can sa1100_ir do 4 Mb/s ? > The FIR code is there it the driver, but I haven't tried it yet. The SA1110 spec says it Should work. > Regards, > > Jean _______________________________________________ Linux-IrDA mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pasta.cs.UiT.No/mailman/listinfo/linux-irda
