On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 04:57:16PM +0200, Sancho Dauskardt wrote:
> 
> At the moment finding a solution for the firmware problem (windows/nda/..) 
> is more important; nobody can really test it without. Possibly somebody can 
> convince carry to release binary firmware for us (basically they already 
> have, in the dll).
> 

I've the same problem, my device driver ue a carry chips too. In november, i've
ask how to solve this problem. For my driver (HH501, look last week archive),
you load the firmware and the driver renumerate itsef. Then you can use it. For
using this device, you can boot under windows, reboot, and linux/bsd can use
this driver. This is A solution, not the best. To load the firmware, i use a
tool in user space, call by hotplug. So you can extract the firmware from the
kernel.
I've made a perl script witch parse the snoopusb log, to extract the firmware.
Note my original driver (comes with device) doesn't work with my windows. So i
use google to find update and i have found a new version of the driver. This
driver have the same release than UISxxx from Carry, but you can't interchange
file.
I've NO documentation at all from Carry, or all other compagnies. I use some
informations found from sddr09, smil but that's all. I look quickly your patch,
and we use the same format of the command, the same patch to code block number,
but the method differ, it's near the smil library from toshiba.
This week, i've began to code the write function. It works under some
conditions.
 
Luc
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