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Re[2]: [coldsync-hackers] usb syncronisation troubles
>> and i have some troubles ;)
>> largest is - coldsync can't get serial number from palmos5 devices.
>> but i can see tungsten t serial number in lsusb output. it's any other
>> way to get it???
>> second - i can't do 2 or more syncs at one time
>>
>> i see coldsync and visor.c code and can rewrite it, but what way (use
>> libusb or use visor kernel module) is best?
AZ> libusb, when i tested it, was faster, don't know which is "best".
it's very complex ;)
i try select stable, standart (compatible), fast, easy to support
solution
>> 1. using kernel visor module
>> - today two sync at one time don't work properly
>>
>> IMHO it's not very hard to fix it
AZ> Never tried, i thought it would have worked. Can you explain?
i think trouble is in kernel visor module
>> - i don't know how get serial number using only palmos hotsync
>> protocol (may be i stupid?)
AZ> no, you arent ;) PalmOS 5.0 doesn't support reading the serial number
AZ> in the old way.
AZ> Basically, the USB layer can get the serial number. We must implement
AZ> a way to pass this information to the upper layer in the coldsync
AZ> communication stack.
AZ> For example, we could implement an ioctl toward the USB layer implemented
AZ> by libusb.
it's one trouble here
if at one time several palms are connected to computer how get
correspondence usb device with /dev/ttyUSBx device file?
only kernel know about it and i think kernel changes must be done
>> may be exist other solution? how about hotplug subsystem - can it
>> collect information about device and call coldsync with right options?
AZ> technically it should.
again - afaik hotpulg don't know about ttyUSBx device
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