We are planning to connect a few of them to roving Soekris boxes on vans to map the AP coverage on our site to get a better idea were coverage is.
On Mon, 2007-04-30 at 14:54 -0500, RB wrote: > I've been fantastically happy with my BR355, but it's still the SiRF > StarIII chipset - no problem for me there. As long as you're using a > *BSD or a Linux, GPSd should work fine in your OS of choice, and > speaks SiRF binary just fine. Even has a SHM output driver for NTP, > if you plan on using it as a time source. I've never heavily tested > it's accuracy for timing, but location has been great: the first GPS > system I've tested that I could get a solid in a commercial aircraft > without sticking the puck out in the window. > > I've got to wonder, though - how much of a driver would it take (if > any) to recognize a device presenting 3 UARTs over the PCI bus? It > says they are "16C950" UARTs, which seem to be supported by the Linux > & BSD in-kernel drivers. Not being a driver developer, I'm wondering > if those wouldn't just be automagically picked up and presented as > serial devices... Can anyone more familiar with UART handling come to > bear on the subject? > > > RB _______________________________________________ Soekris-tech mailing list [email protected] http://lists.soekris.com/mailman/listinfo/soekris-tech
