On Mon, 05 Jun 2000 09:43:17 -0300, you wrote:
> David said:
> Yes, my N505X is working using the following (but with 2.2.15pre5)
>
> options nsc-ircc dongle_id=0x09
> alias irda0 nsc-ircc
>
> I am sure this is in the list archives.
>
> David
> So where does the number 0x09 come from?
The chip manual.
> Since you refer to this device as a dongle, I set CONFIG_DONGLE to y,
> But amongst the DONGLES there is not the NSC PD87388, so it seems that
> transceiver and dongle are not synonymous.
If you attach an external dongle to the NSC card, then it's a dongle, for laptops
we usually say it's just a transceiver. All dongles contains transceivers with some
wiring etc. The hardware manual of the NSC chip talks about dongles, so that
is the reason for the naming. It's not possible to check if it's a dongle or just a
transceiver which is attached to the chip anyway.
The dongle config is ment for serial port dongles and not for chip specific dongles
-- Dag
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