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03:09.46e8Hi, has anyone done any coding on the uda1380 sound driver for the ipaq h3970?
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16:37.58ChrisGVEhi all
16:38.24ChrisGVEI was wondering if someone could help me setting up a usb network for my ipaq
16:45.52ChrisGVEI was wondering if someone could help me setting up a usb network for my ipaq
16:48.02pattiejahello ChrisGVE
16:48.15pattiejaibot: usbnet
16:48.16usbnet is probably at http://handhelds.org/z/wiki/How%20do%20I%20setup%20USB%20networking or and usbnet in 2.4.18 (desktop) is broken, you want to use > 2.4.19-pre2 or see windows usbnet for windows support or a patched version is at http://handhelds.org/~paxanima/usbnet/
17:01.51ChrisGVEOh you're here...
17:02.25ChrisGVEpattija: I've lost you
17:02.42ChrisGVEI am using 2.4.20 on the desktop and hh6 on the ipaq
17:03.16pattiejaChrisGVE: you should see UP somewhere
17:03.26pattiejaif not, then your interfaces are not operational
17:03.52ChrisGVEwell should I see also UP for my eth0 interface (On the host I mean)
17:04.23ChrisGVEbecause if I do a ifconfig eth0
17:04.28ChrisGVEthere is no UP to be seen
17:04.38pattiejahmm
17:04.42ChrisGVEbut it's working... proof that irc works
17:05.04pattiejahere's my iPAQ's USB usbf device
17:05.04ChrisGVEthis is driving me nuts...
17:05.06pattiejaifconfig usbf
17:05.06pattiejausbf      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr EA:E3:B5:4A:2C:2D
17:05.07pattieja<PROTECTED>
17:05.07pattieja<PROTECTED>
17:05.07pattieja<PROTECTED>
17:05.07pattieja<PROTECTED>
17:05.09pattieja<PROTECTED>
17:05.11pattieja<PROTECTED>
17:05.13pattiejasee the UP on the third line?
17:05.19pattiejaand the RUNNING?
17:05.52ChrisGVEa thousand times sorry... I did not notice it... yes both
17:05.58pattiejak
17:05.59pattiejahmm
17:06.07ChrisGVEalthough on the pc it says UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST
17:06.09pattiejaare the netmasks the same on both devices
17:06.15ChrisGVEand on the ipaq UP RUNNING
17:06.17pattiejathat's fine
17:06.32ChrisGVEyes netmask are identical
17:06.49ChrisGVENo Bcast on the ipaq
17:07.00pattiejahmm.  have you tried pinging from the iPAQ to the desktop
17:07.21pattiejai.e., open a terminal on the iPAQ and 'ping 192.168.2.x' where x is your workstation
17:07.27ChrisGVEyes, it does nothing at all
17:07.51pattiejaon the workstation, run 'dmesg' at a prompt
17:08.14pattiejayou should see messages related to usbnet and usb0 and usb in general
17:08.38ChrisGVEoh.... yes "usb0: no IPv6 routers present"
17:08.46pattieja??
17:08.47pattiejahmm
17:09.06pattiejawhat does ifconfig usb0 look like? what IP address do both machines have?
17:10.03ChrisGVEusb0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 72:04:49:F5:1C:6A
17:10.03ChrisGVE<PROTECTED>
17:10.04ChrisGVE<PROTECTED>
17:10.04ChrisGVE<PROTECTED>
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17:10.07ChrisGVE<PROTECTED>
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17:10.11ChrisGVE<PROTECTED>
17:10.26ChrisGVEand eth0 gives
17:10.30ChrisGVEeth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:E0:18:BB:1A:5C
17:10.30ChrisGVE<PROTECTED>
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17:11.07ChrisGVEon the ipaq the "inet addr" is 192.168.2.202
17:11.56pattiejawhat does the routing table look like on both ends?
17:11.59pattiejaroute -n
17:12.17pattiejaI've never worked with IPv6 before, so I don't know if that may be causing issues
17:12.35ChrisGVEon the host:
17:12.39ChrisGVEKernel IP routing table
17:12.39ChrisGVEDestination     Gateway         Genmask         Flags Metric Ref    Use Iface
17:12.39ChrisGVE192.168.1.0     0.0.0.0         255.255.255.248 U     0      0        0 eth0
17:12.40ChrisGVE192.168.2.0     0.0.0.0         255.255.255.0   U     0      0        0 usb0
17:12.40ChrisGVE0.0.0.0         192.168.1.1     0.0.0.0         UG    0      0        0 eth0
17:12.56ChrisGVEAnd on the ipaq:
17:13.26ChrisGVE192.168.2.0      0.0.0.0   255.255.255.0 0 U 0 0 0 usbf
17:13.47pattiejahmm.  looks like it should be right
17:13.47ChrisGVE0.0.0.0    192.168.2.200  0.0.0.0  UG 0 0 0 usbf
17:13.58pattiejayep
17:14.00ChrisGVEthat's what I thought....
17:14.29pattiejaI would suggest disabling IPv6 if possible
17:15.02ChrisGVEwell... i cannot remove it... "ipv6: Device or resource busy"...
17:15.03ChrisGVEdamn!
17:15.38ChrisGVElsmod says "ipv6    152532 -1 (autoclean)"
17:15.49ChrisGVEthe "-1" looks strange
17:17.44pattiejayes, quite
17:17.58pattiejahmm.  that may well be your problem
17:18.05pattiejacould be totally wrong, though
17:18.19pattiejaespecially since your normal ethernet is still working
17:18.19pattiejaapparently
17:18.53pb_I think -1 is expected for the ipv6 module use count.
17:19.09pb_that's harmless, it just signals that the module can't be unloaded.
17:20.01ChrisGVEmight it be a problem with hh6 ?
17:21.00ChrisGVE...on a h3900 ?
17:21.11ChrisGVEbtw ppp worked last time I tried (pre6)
17:21.47pb_dunno.  I know there are people who have usbnet working on h3900.  I think a kernel patch is needed at the host end; did you apply that?
17:22.02ChrisGVEnope
17:22.20ChrisGVEyou know for which kernel, using 2.4.20
17:22.44pb_for all kernels, as far as I know.
17:22.59pb_you need to swap around the two USB endpoint numbers, as they are reversed in the pxa250 compared to sa1100.
17:23.10pb_check ipaq mailing list archive for details, probably.
17:24.40ChrisGVEthanks I'll do
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17:36.35u19809Hi all, does anybody know why my usbnet driver
17:37.22u19809one_wire_reset OWM reset failed -512 (0x000c)
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18:02.26Sythoswhic kernel there is into root image familiar0.7-pre7?
18:02.49u19809Don't know but I think still 2.4.18
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18:03.19blackkoalahi
18:03.25blackkoalaa short question
18:03.36blackkoalahow can i connect with kermit to my ipaq on which familiar runs
18:04.35blackkoalaif i try to set the line (set line /dev/ttyS0), i get the following error:
18:04.38blackkoala/dev/ttyS0: Success
18:04.40blackkoalaSorry, can't open connection: /dev/ttyS0
18:04.51u19809root access problems ?
18:04.58blackkoalano i start kermit as root
18:05.26u19809try running strace and see what the exact return value is of the /dev/ttyS0 access call
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18:13.27blackkoalau19809: what is the command to see the return value for strace & /dev/ttyS0 ?
18:15.08u19809you run strace kermit 2>&1 | grep "/dev/ttyS0" and see which lines use /dev/ttyS0 and what the result is
18:17.13blackkoalahmm nothing happens until i do a ctrl + c and then the it goes back to the prompt
18:18.06u19809Ok then run strace kermit 2> /tmp/XXX
18:18.17u19809after you exit kermit (or do ctrl-c)
18:18.21u19809grep ttyS0 /tmp/XX
18:19.16blackkoalahm ok
18:19.30blackkoalai get some lines returne
18:19.33blackkoalaerr.returned
18:19.47blackkoalawhat do you need to know?
18:19.53blackkoalashall i paste them in the flood channel?
18:20.51u19809donno where that might be but check each line with negative or (ERROR) or any uppercase
18:20.53u19809result
18:21.05u19809on the left of that line you see the system call
18:21.08u19809which caused the error
18:21.09blackkoalaopen("/dev/ttyS0", O_RDWR|O_NONBLOCK)   = -1 ENOSYS (Function not implemented)
18:21.09blackkoalaopen("/dev/ttyS0", O_RDWR|O_NONBLOCK)   = -1 ENODEV (No such device)
18:21.31blackkoalareadlink("/dev/ttyS0", 0x82487c0, 4096) = -1 EINVAL (Invalid argument)
18:21.37blackkoalareadlink is before open
18:21.38blackkoalasorry
18:22.01u19809ENODEV = no such device = probably the /dev/ttyS0 is there but there is no
18:22.07u19809module loaded to handle tty acces
18:22.23blackkoalahmmm...
18:31.22blackkoalahmm
18:31.23blackkoaladamn
18:31.25blackkoalasorry
18:31.34blackkoalai forget to compile the serial modul
18:31.43blackkoalasorry for my question and thank you for your time
18:32.12u19809noproblem
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