> > I have a suggestion about how to actively support
> > reverse engineering projects.
In the Ubuntu Hardware Database client, we step through a user's
hardware and ask them about how it is working. Perhaps we could add a
hyperlink (or button to install the requisite packages/start another
wizard
On 8/7/07, Magnus Blomfelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
> I have a suggestion about how to actively support
> reverse engineering projects.
I think reverse engineering is important for developing a driver
or any particular interface that communicates with a hardware (ie winmodems)
or sof
If this could be done with absolutely no user intervention (i.e. if the
only thing missing is the right hardware), perhaps we could come up with
something like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or, simpler, a program that the user starts manually and just leaves
running (while not using t
Hi,
I have a suggestion about how to actively support
reverse engineering projects.
There are some FOSS drivers in the works that is not yet
suitable for Ubuntu. However helping them along the way might
get us there sooner.
My suggestion is a program that would match the hardware a
user have wit
