On Wed, 2002-03-20 at 12:57, Robert Waldner wrote: > I'm writing this on an 8100. `lsmod|grep ir`: > irtty 7340 2 (autoclean) > irda 129241 1 (autoclean) [irtty] Ok, so you're not using the smc-ircc module at all? It may very well be impossible to get FIR working with this hardware, so I guess I'll have to settle for SIR, which means that I can stop thinking about smc-ircc. Is there anyone out there who has smc-ircc working? I suspect it may be possible to make it work but something tells me it won't be easy. > On the 8100 the problem is that the maestro3-module mustn't be loaded > when modprobe'ing irda-stuff. It even mustn't habe been loaded since > last boot. If you load the irda-stuff prior to maestro3, there's no > problem at all. Ok, I'm now loading maestro3 last... > I don't have any entry in serial.conf other than ttyS0. ...and I commented out the ttyS3 entry. Could you show me your /etc/irda.conf? I'm not really sure which device I should irattach to. I got some packets through (looking with irdadump) when irattaching to /dev/ircomm0, but after just one or two packets, the transmission stopped. I may have to shut down completely and do a cold boot because, as you said, the maestro3 module mustn't have been loaded at all before the irda stuff. The real grief is that I had all this working once, but after a hard drive crash (and apparently a memory corruption in my brain) I haven't managed to get it working... But I do remember that cold booting was a must in some situations. Thanks for your help, fabbe
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