Zire 31 working with Dapper anyone ?
Anita Lewis
ajlewis2 at highstream.net
Sat Aug 19 17:31:01 UTC 2006
On 08/15/2006 09:29 PM Anita Lewis wrote:
> Anyway, I just copied the config from /boot and compiled the kernel with
> an old-fashil 'make' and the little .o files were spit out nicely. I
> copied usbcore.o to the /lib/modules directory where it belonged, naming
> it usbcore.ko.
>
> I couldn't get usbcore to unload so that I could reload it; so I
> rebooted. I plugged in to the hub, hit HotSync, and synced with no
> problem at all. Bingo!
>
That was short-lived! After reboot, it no longer worked. Not only
that, but sync doesn't work when not using the hub either.
I put the old usbcore back in place hoping that I'd at least be able to
sync from the regular usb port. It doesn't work. I tried varying
timings after hitting HotSync. Grrr.
So I did a search for a hub module and found 8250_hub6. I modprobed
that and it synced from the hub no less! I thought that was great until
I found that I can not duplicate it after many tries. So I still
haven't figured out what makes this work.
Whoa. Ok, on a whim I just tried a modprobe visor and it is syncing off
the hub. It seems that loading a module makes it work--maybe just
reloading visor. I'm not able so far to duplicate this consistently. I
like Ubuntu and want to use it. I'll keep at it. But it does seem that
the usbcore is not the answer for me.
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