)).
This is a little slow, but is the equivalent of un-plugging
and re-plugging, and solved the problem.
Recent reports (presumably more recent Linux versions) are that this no
longer works, not does just closing the port.
Attached below is the lsusb -v for this device.
Graeme Gill.
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egree using snoopypro.
I'm not familiar enough with the Linux USB driver yet to know
what facilities it has in this regard. Pointers ?
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is
undesirable if the possibility of switching to 'hidraw' is to be held open.
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n-GPL component to
be subject to the GPL, you must distribute it independently,
and get the end user to load it into their system. You
can't package or distribute it with the GPL components
it interacts with.
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; your saying that it suddenly becomes subject to the GPL,
even though nothing about helloworld.c has changed.
Now package it up with the kernel and things change, because
you've created something tangible, a compilation.
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standable words. The end user has to break
the GPL license and thus violate the copyright of the kernel developers.
Not true. The GPL covers copying, not use. The end user is free to
use the GPL code in almost any way they like, including linking
it to non-GPL code. They just can't copy (ie.
Alan Cox wrote:
It depends whether your file is a derivative work, not whether it
contains GPL code.
Oh, care to explain how a file can be a derived work subject to the
GPL unless it contains or is based on something that is GPL ?
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somewhere else, since you seem unable to engage
in a constructive discussion.
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7;s components have been carefully chosen and arranged to perform that
task. I understand that Linux has an explicit exception clause to
prevent non-GPL user mode programs falling into this situation.
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