[lug] kpilot and Zire 21
Todd Ruskell
truskell at Mines.EDU
Thu Jan 1 20:07:10 MST 2004
Liz,
Did you get your Zire working? I jsut set up a Tungsten over Christmas to
work with Debian, and here's some of what I learned:
Use hotplug to manage the USB devices, which it already looks like you're
doing.
I usually just rebuild my kernel, but Krud may already have the
required modules present.
When building your kernel, make sure you have the required modules. I
took the "big stick" approach, and compiled virtually all possible USB
drivers as modules. In particular, though, make sure you have "USB
Serial Converter support" and the "USB Handspring Visor/Palm m50x/Sonly
Clie Driver", and possibly the "USB Compaq iPAQ/HP Jornada/Casio EM500
Driver" compiled as modules.
Hotplug recognized my Tungsten using the Handspring Visor driver, at
apparently *both* ttyUSB0 and ttyUSB1, but kpilot would only see it on
ttyUSB1.
Now it seems to "just work."
You might want to try out www.linux-usb.org I got some good help from
there.
Good Luck,
Todd
>Thanks, Michael. Jon gave me a hint and I got the USB ports up with:
>
> modprobe usb-uhci
>
>and I found the proper device names:
>
> /dev/usb/ttyUSB0
> /dev/usb/ttyUSB1
>
>Unfortunately, KRUD 8.0 doesn't seem to recognize my Palm.
>
>Dec 16 14:21:49 jelly /etc/hotplug/usb.agent: ... no modules for USB
>product 0/0/0
>
>
>So I'm currently enmeshed in upgrading to KRUD 9. I'll drop a note
>if/when
>I get it up and working.
>
>Take care!
>
>Liz
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