Hi Dave,
I'm sorry for not replying sooner--I've been meaning to investigate more.
That may have helped; I don't appear to be seeing the divide error
anymore.
Does it work right away when you connect it, now?
If I enable brltty via systemd, then it works correctly, with or without
the patch.
If I install the unmodified udev rules file and connect my device, then,
without the patch, I get the crash. With the patch, it doesn't crash in
this way, but it still doesn't start up correctly, but I think that that
is basically a known issue in that the udev file isn't intended to work
unmodified with systemd. Ie, the systemd documentation indicates that the
Run directive is intended for a short-running program, rather than a
daemon, and it will kill the program if it does not exit shortly after
being started.
I've tried modifying the rules file to replace the Run=/bin/brltty line
with
TAG+="systemd", ENV{SYSTEMD_WANTS}+="brltty.target"
and I still cannot get it to start, with or without the patch. I'm not
sure what is going wrong--perhaps I still don't have the right thing in my
rules file.
So, ultimately, I haven't been able to get brltty to start up via udev,
with or without the patch.
-Mike
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