--On Wednesday, December 15, 2004 18:12:57 +0900 Sangwoo Shim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to establish a TCP/IP connection over USB between my FreeBSD box and my PDA (Sharp Zaurus SL-6000L) that has a USB host port. I've read that udbp can be used for this purpose, but I have not found enough information about it to be able to use it. Could someone explain me how this can be done?
FYI, I've talked to YOPY PDA(also StrongArm-based linux PDA) using udbp + ng_eiface (with minor hack, namely, add DEVICE/VENDOR ID.) This combination seems to be compatible with linux's usbnet implementation. But I've told Zaurus doesn't use standard arm linux kernel.. I think you should hack ng_eiface to set the communication.
For another alternative, try:
http://www.gank.org/freebsd/cdce.tar.gz
Unpack it anywhere, then cd to that directory (as root) and:
make make install kldload if_cdce
Then plug in the cable from your Zarus - you should wind up with a cdce0 device that you'll need to ifconfig. (You can add an entry to usbd.conf to do that automatically.)
I downloaded a copy to use with my YOPY. (I needed to add a config line and the #define statements; but that's all it took. For anyone trying this with their own YOPY, leave off the CDCE_ZAURUS flag from the YOPY config line.)
Now that that's out of the way, Sangwoo, could you post the details of your dubp + ng_eiface solution? I might want to switch to that.
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