Dag Brattli wrote:
> You don't need Linux-IrDA, you just need to open the serial port (tty) from
> user-space and add a small driver to set up the RTS/DTR lines for the Tekram
> dongle. Then you can do the stuff you want with normal read()'s and
> write()'s. Look at the code for the tekram dongle driver, read about the
> TIOCMSET and TIOCMGET ioctls and just write your own driver. Notice that you
> can do much simpler than Linux-IrDA since you're in user-space and can call
> usleep instead of the async state-machine used the Linux-IrDA driver.

Yes, it's the easiest way. I have already looked at tekram.c before
sending my first mail, but was curious if there is a solution without an
additional driver and without killing "irattach" (my S25 GSM phone
definitely needs IrDA stack ;-) )
Thank you for reply and your great work in Linux IrDA,
Robert
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