On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 02:50:01PM +0200, Gilad Bornstein wrote:
> What I wanted was that the ACM driver will recognize the device as a modem,
> so again I'll be able to use it as one.
> The ACM module was loaded successfully but when I tried doing:
> echo atd > /dev/input/ttyACM0
> I got a "w
Gilad Bornstein wrote:
>
> I'm trying to work with a CDC-ACM device which has five end-points.
> The three first ones are the regular Notification + Data and the other two
> are proprietary end-points, for transferring some binary data.
>
> The device has no Linux driver (only windows).
>
> If
I'm trying to work with a CDC-ACM device which has five
end-points.
The three first ones are the regular Notification + Data and the other
two are proprietary end-points, for transferring some binary data.
The device has no Linux driver (only windows).
If I compile the device to have only 3 end-
I'm trying to work with a CDC-ACM device which has five end-points.
The three first ones are the regular Control + Data and the other two are
proprietary end-points, for transferring some binary data.
Needless to mention that the device has no Linux driver (only
windows).
Till recently the devic
