Chris Halls wrote: > On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 05:48:55AM -0400, Tom Allison wrote: > >>I have attached a dump of the syslog from 'irda start' and it's working! >>I'm so happy! >> > Well done! > >>I have one question though -- my baud rate is reported at 9600. >>For a palm pilot Vx, can I turn this up? How High? >> > Are you sure its 9600? I'm no expert on this, but looking at your syslog > output... > > >>Oct 23 05:42:13 thorin kernel: irlmp_register_client_R17f18bfb() >>Oct 23 05:42:13 thorin kernel: irlap_change_speed(), setting speed to 9600 >> > Isn't that the default speed? > >>Oct 23 05:44:18 thorin kernel: ircomm_tty_attach_cable() >>Oct 23 05:44:18 thorin kernel: ircomm_tty_ias_register() >>Oct 23 05:44:18 thorin kernel: irlmp_register_client_R17f18bfb() >>Oct 23 05:44:26 thorin kernel: irlap_change_speed(), setting speed to 115200 >> > Here the speed is increased, and ircomm (the serial protocol) does its stuff > >>Oct 23 05:44:26 thorin kernel: ircomm_param_service_type(), services in common=06 >>Oct 23 05:44:26 thorin kernel: ircomm_param_service_type(), resulting service >type=0x04 >>Oct 23 05:44:27 thorin kernel: ircomm_param_xon_xoff(), XON/XOFF = 0x11,0x13 >>Oct 23 05:44:27 thorin kernel: ircomm_param_enq_ack(), ENQ/ACK = 0x13,0x11 >>Oct 23 05:44:27 thorin kernel: ircomm_tty_check_modem_status() >>Oct 23 05:44:37 thorin kernel: ircomm_param_xon_xoff(), XON/XOFF = 0x11,0x13 >>Oct 23 05:44:37 thorin kernel: ircomm_param_enq_ack(), ENQ/ACK = 0x13,0x11 >>Oct 23 05:44:37 thorin kernel: ircomm_tty_check_modem_status() >>Oct 23 05:45:14 thorin kernel: ircomm_tty_close() >>Oct 23 05:45:14 thorin kernel: ircomm_tty_shutdown() >>Oct 23 05:45:14 thorin kernel: ircomm_tty_detach_cable() >>Oct 23 05:45:14 thorin kernel: ircomm_close() >> > Now the connection is closed > >>Oct 23 05:45:18 thorin kernel: IrLAP, no activity on link! >>Oct 23 05:45:27 thorin kernel: irlap_change_speed(), setting speed to 9600 >> > and the speed is set back to the default > > It looks to me as if the speed is 9600 while nothing is connected, then > jumps to 115200 as you do something, then goes back to 9600 afterwards. > > Or am I missing something? > Chris > >
jpilot is configured to run at 115200. What you see here is a "fight" between the software and the hardware drivers. I wasn't doing anything at this point with the software. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
