Hi,
or you can use my enhanced 3g patch. It was not accepted yet, but I am
hard-working on it :) This script identify your serial modem by asking
modem directly. You can get CIMI, networkid or IMEI and it will link
that serial device to right place. More info here:
https://forum.openwrt.org/viewto
I started adding USB ids to a shell script which echos the USB product /
ID into /sys/bus/usb-serial/drivers/option1/new_id if appropriate.
Unfortunately, you can receive many hotplug events for a single device
insertion so I wrote a program which will "compress" all of the matching
events into a
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hi benjamin!
afaik the creation of /dev/serial, /dev/disk, ... symlinks is done by
udev and therefore requires udev installed.
while this could solve the problem, it occupies 166kB (which is more
than all needed USB-serial kernel modules together...)
i
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 1:58 PM, Daniel Golle wrote:
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> hi everybody!
> for my current project i need to reliably identify/distinguish several
> USB-to-serial devices connected to a 4-port hub. in a desktop
> environment, i would use hal over dbus
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hi everybody!
for my current project i need to reliably identify/distinguish several
USB-to-serial devices connected to a 4-port hub. in a desktop
environment, i would use hal over dbus (or in future probably device-kit
over dbus) to select the device
