> > But why is it working anyway even though I haven't modified 
> > any arch/XXXX/kernel/ioctl32.c handler,
> > just the ftdi_sio ioctl() handler?
> 
> Are you using a ppc64 or sparc64 or ia64 or x86-64 machine with a 64 bit
> kernel?  If not, then yes, it works just fine on 32 bit kernels.

Ahh, now I see :-) Thanks.
I didn't know about those special thunking handlers
needed for 64 bit systems.

Is it sufficient to list the new ioctls
in the ioctl32_handler_table/ioctl_translations table?

If yes, then it should be quiet easy...
... though I would have to do this for 2.4 and 2.5...

Bill Ryder agreed to include my patches
as many people asked for the bit bang mode.

Thomas



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