Hi,
I have now modified the TI DLL code to use platform independent serial
support. I can now build and run this on a Fedora Core 4 machine, and it
basically work. Its unreliable right now, and need further debugging. I
was, however, able to run code on an EZUSB430 gadget. I won't release
anything until it is more solid.
With Fedora Core 4 the TUSB3410 needs a script in /etc/hotplug/usb to
get things started. Fedora Core 5 has a newer hotplug scheme. I can't
find information on how you make the TUSB3410 driver work with this.
/etc/hotplug is no longer there. The work that used to performed in that
directory now seems to be handled by things in /etc/udev . However, I
can't find how you set this up to work. You would think that since the
TUSB3410 driver has been in the kernel since 2.6.11, that by now they
would have sorted things out so serial adaptors with this chip just plug
and go. It seems they haven't.
If anyone can twell me how to configure this, they get hero status. :-)
Regards,
Steve
