irport-SMC is fixed in the pre-irda14. You must compile with Ultra in order
to prevent missing symbols (Dag, missing #ifdefs ?).
At FIR, it looks like the smc-driver is unable to transmit frames bigger than
1500 bytes using the DMA. Peter, if you want a start point, you can have a
look at the data sheet from www.smsc.com, and play with the dma_write (expect
some lockups..).
There are also a couple of typos in smc-ircc.c, but fixing them does not fix
the driver at FIR speed :(
good luck and let me know what you get.
Stephane
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Subject: Re: [Linux-IrDA]TODO list for Linux-2.4
Author: stuge ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at internet
Date: 12/19/99 10:53 AM
On 19 Dec 1999, Dag Brattli wrote:
>2) Fix SMC driver (so it actually works)
>Nothing else is more important than this, so just start working! Things
Well. Where should I start? What is the current status of the SMC-driver?
Is there any sort of reference for me to look at for the newer irport
structure?
//Peter
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