Before I decide to take the plunge and write an interrupt driven GPIO device driver for Linux I wanted to see if anyone else on this group has written one up...
Hi Dan, I'm in the middle of attempting this myself. The first thing to know is that the current kernel doesn't have the GPIO IRQ supported because of an...
... I have gotten this to work. I guess make sure you can compile the linux source and here's ... The default responses are correct for most users. Build...
... I'm keen to get something like the DWL-122 working with the TS-7200, presumably getting it working with the TS-7250 is equivalent to with the 7200....
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... Is this the case for modules too? Perhaps you should email Technologic and ask them to resolve this directly. It would be nice if the situation could be...
... drivers ... work ... But I guess, writing it here in some way has documented it. But for clarity, I was hoping if you could say how/if it effects the...
Thanks Chris, I was using the linux24-ts6 sources. The latest wlan-ng driver wouldn't compile with that. Once I downloaded ts8, it compiled great. The...
... Thanks, thats great information but I guess I should be specific what I require. I have the modules, and the USB interface finds the device fine. What I am...
Keep in mind that I am currently running the Debian development image in this case. In fact I am using NFS to mount the directory set. To get the Netgear...
... P.S. Just found out that my -ts8 debian image doesn't have all the 802.11 modules compiled... so there is no support for WEP... Which explains why I...
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Hello all from New Zealand, I have purchased a TS-7200 which I want to use as a data logger for a weather station (via serial). I'm a relative Linux newbie and...
This is probably the most common issue that people have first using the TS72xx, and I had the same problem myself. The issue is that it is configured to allow...
... Note in the output of dmesg... you are trying to open ttyS02 not ttyAM2... ttyAMx are reserved for the interneal serial ports of the 9201 chip I am pretty...
... To be specific ttyAM0 - main serial port on the TS-7200 motherboard (with the DB-9) ttyAM1 - secondary serial port on the TS-7200 motherboard (2x5...
Thanks Tony - that sounds logical... one question, I don't have such a device in /dev (see below) - do I have to create one? If so, how do I do it and link it...
Thank you Andy, that was helpful as I had noticed the console appearing on COM2 - I also had some sporadic results with my test program. However, it hasn't...
... Oops... I am working on a debian development image and it has the full setserial setup script and everything. I forget a lot about the on board flash file...
Does anyone know what's required to read / write a CF disk using an SanDisk ImageMate on a Win2000 box? I tried to look at the TS development disk but see no...
... You would need something on the windows machine to create an ext2 filesystem on the flash card , I think. I am not aware of any tools that do that. One...
... There is a sourceforge project that has ported drivers for the ext2 filesystem to Windows(http://e2fsprogs.sourceforge.net/ext2.html) this might be worth a...
