Am 15.02.2017 um 22:43 schrieb Ede Wolf:
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>> It's not the protocol. But when these drivers were written, the kernel
>> had no way to access the serial/parallel ports in a way that would be
>> most useful for the driver, so it just acesses the hardware directly.
Thanks for explanation!
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Ede Wolf wrote:
> Thanks, I suppose this holds true for the mtpav driver, too?
Yes.
> It is a bit surprising, that the protocol is bus dependent
It's not the protocol. But when these drivers were written, the kernel
had no way to access the serial/parallel ports in a way that would be
most usef
Thanks, I suppose this holds true for the mtpav driver, too?
It is a bit surprising, that the protocol is bus dependent, but thanks
for the heads up
Ede
Am 11.02.2017 um 23:20 schrieb Clemens Ladisch:
> Ede Wolf wrote:
>> I am having troubles getting a Emagic Unitor working with either a PCI
>
Ede Wolf wrote:
> I am having troubles getting a Emagic Unitor working with either a PCI
> or a PCIe serial addon card.
The driver was written for ISA COM ports.
Regards,
Clemens
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Hello,
I am having troubles getting a Emagic Unitor working with either a PCI
or a PCIe serial addon card. Works fine with the onboard serial port,
though.
However, since I cannot pass thru the onboard serial port to a guest to
configure the device, I'd like to use an addon card. Also, in futu
