Jonathan Gray wrote:
On Mon, Oct 03, 2005 at 08:26:35PM -0400, Chuck Robey wrote:
Stuart Henderson wrote:
--On 03 October 2005 17:19 -0400, Chuck Robey wrote:
Add to this the fact that it works, to/from FreeBSD to the original
Linux on the Zaurus, using cdce on both ends.
Client (aka target) mode is where the Z acts as a USB peripheral, not
as a host. afaik you need the Linux distributed with the Z to support
this.
cdce on (Open|Free|Net)BSD is just for running on a computer (host) to
*connect* to such a device in client mode.
Simplest way for you to connect the two is probably with a
USB-ethernet adapter (aue, kue, cue and the like)...
Fantastic! I sure appreciate this, the first real suggestion [beyond
"go read usb(4)"]. This I can do, tomorrow!
Note that you will need a Zaurus USB host cable for this, these
don't come with the Zaurus and have to be purchased seperately.
If you just want some kind of network connectivity a Compact Flash
Ethernet or 802.11 wireless adapter would probably be a better choice.
Well, I don't consider losing the CF flash as a minor problem (at least
to me). Doing anything directly with the usb line means I don't lose
any of the already minimal expansion capability. I guess I don't
immediately see why you say that those would be better choices than the
usb solution.
