On a laptop, it comes up as a USB hub with three UARTS on it - general driver stack is as follows:
sierra usbserial ohci-hcd yenta-socket pcmcia AFACT from Sierra's site, all of their new cards follow this model regardless of connection media. RB On 1/15/08, Felix Fietkau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > RB wrote: > > Hopefully this will catch someone in a helpful mood. > > > > Right now, there is no way for anyone to use Sierra Wireless (standard > > handout from Verizon/Sprint) cellular cards with OpenWRT on the > > Broadcom 47xx platform. Although it seems Linksys ported sierra.c > > over from the linux-2.6 (as evidenced by sierra.o in the official 2.09 > > firmware), the only publicly available copy I can find is for 2.6. > > For whatever reasons, it seems nico (maybe others) blocked 2.6 PCMCIA > > support for the 47xx, producing a mutual exclusion that prevents usage > > of the WRT54G3G to any effectiveness. > > > > I've stumbled about in the build system enough to get pcmcia-cs and > > the relevant kernel modules built, and even 'ported' nbd's > > kamikaze_7.09/target/linux/brcm-2.4/patches/009-wrt54g3g_pcmcia.patch > > over to 2.6, but yenta_socket still shows an Oops and obviously > > doesn't work. I'm reaching the limits of my immediate capability, and > > am not sure what else to 'fix'. > > > > Attached is the brain-dead port of the PCMCIA patch I made; anyone see > > any problems with it? > I have a question about the card. Is it accessed through a cardbus driver, > or is it supposed to produce a PCI device or an USB host controller? > I'm asking, because even on 2.4, there are a few cards that I haven't been > able to get to work yet, and all of them use the serial_cs driver. > > - Felix > _______________________________________________ > openwrt-devel mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel > _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
