Citeren Alexey Loukianov <[email protected]>:
Now it looks like I
also will have to install FreeBSD on my notebook in order to check if it is
possible to reset usb device using FreeBSD's implementation of libusb and to
determine the error code that is returned for stalled device under FreeBSD.
Yes, that would be *very* useful. I'm considering to reverse the
preference order for the phoenix and ippon subdrivers also. Your
excellent detective work here leads me to believe that the latter is a
much better match for this class of USB to serial converters. In cases
where it wouldn't work, people could fallback to the phoenix subdriver
(instead of the other way around).
[...]
I don't think there's a need for separate autoconf definition for
ETIME as this
error code seems to be linux-specific and platform type is the thing
that happen
to be checked up automatically by autoconf.
I don't think we even need make this platform specific. The only thing
we're interested in, is whether or not ETIME is defined. I've added a
preprocessor directive to only test for -ETIME if it is defined.
Best regards, Arjen
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