Hello Swift,
ASB> That returns /dev/irframe0, which apparently is not
> something that I can use with slattach...
SG> Hmm, yes, it seems it's telling you the framing
> device, not the TTY. Are you giving it a TTY name
> when you invoke irdaattach? From looking at the man
> page, that would seem to be the norm. Then you'd
> give that same TTY to pppd or slattach.
I am telling irdaattach which serial port the IrDA
adaptor is connected to but then irdaattach has that port
busy, so it's not free for use with slattach.
-Andy Ball
