Samuel Thibault wrote: > The kernel-wedge script /usr/share/kernel-weedge/modules/serial-modules > is currently missing the chip-specific modules for USB serial devices. > Namely, The "access" floppy (root floppy for use with speakup kernel) is the only current user of serial-modules and it is currently too big to fit on a floppy. What's the use case for non-generic USB serial modules in d-i? Note that most of these are _very_ special purpose, for example, empeg is an in-car embedded computer. Why does d-i need to be able to drive its serial port? Or the serial port of a garmin gps? > airprime ? > anydata ? > belkin_sa ? > cp2101 ? > cyberjack ? > cypress_m8 ? > digi_acceleport ? > io_edgeport ? > io_ti ? > empeg ? > ftdi_sio ? > garmin_gps ? > hp4x ? > ipaq ? > ipw ? > ir-usb ? > keyspan ? > keyspan_pda ? > kl5kusb105 ? > kobil_sct ? > mct_u232 ? > navman ? > omninet ? > option ? > pl2303 ? > safe_serial ? > ti_usb_3410_5052 ? > visor ? > whiteheat ? > keyspan_pda ? -- see shy jo
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