Hello all,
Im running linux 2.6.19 on an embedded system with the new AMCC PPC440EPx. As
(inhouse) external diagnostic interface we plan to use wireless lan. So I
searched the kernel and found zd1211rw, bought a zyxel g-220v2 stick, tested it
on my home pc, and was greatly pleased. Your driver
Stephan Broß wrote:
My problems began now on the embedded system. I can't use udev,
because the systems design haven't got much memory. To be honest, I
would not like to use it because of a lot reasons.
So the crucial question for me is: Is it possible to use zd1211rw
without udev? and
So the crucial question for me is:
Is it possible to use zd1211rw without udev? and
What has to be done for this working? (I'm sure there is something to do:-)
The only problem I can think of is loading the device's firmware. The driver
sends a notification to user space and user space is
So the crucial question for me is:
Is it possible to use zd1211rw without udev? and
What has to be done for this working? (I'm sure there is something to do:-)
The only problem I can think of is loading the device's firmware.
Correct, thats my problem too.
You can use a much
Stephan Broß wrote:
How did you manage writing to sysfs. I tried to mount it with 'exec'
option, but without success. Nowhere I can find a file named
'loading' or 'data', so I assume you create it?
Nope. Just mount sysfs with the default mount options is all you need,
assuming that you
The loading and other fancy bits are dynamically created before the
/sbin/hotplug script is called, and $DEVPATH is likewise dynamically
created and defined in the environment before /sbin/hotplug is called.
Aah, now it becomes plainer. First I have to install the hotplug package and to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The loading and other fancy bits are dynamically created before the
/sbin/hotplug script is called, and $DEVPATH is likewise
dynamically created and defined in the environment before
/sbin/hotplug is called.
Aah, now it becomes plainer. First I have to install the