On 6/25/07, yelo_3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> already added in the cleaned up version I sended in my second mail. sorry, I sent the email before receiving the new version
ok, np
this check wouldn't work. when you write a value to the file it can be 0,1,2 or 3 depending on the hwkillswitch and if it worked at all. this check is important because: you can only write 0 or 1 to that file if you have hardware killed your card, you cannot enable it using software, as documented in README sometimes the write could fail for other reasons So if we need a more complex check we should do it: if you wrote 0 and the file content is different than 0 the method failed if you wrote 1 and the file content is 0 the mehod failed
that not what I meant... this is not a "real file" the values that you write to it must not be the same when you read them again. try this: echo 1 to the file while the card is killed by the hw kill switch it will contain 3 not 1. we have to check for this cases too.
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