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2010-11-26 , 19:47
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#71
Originally Posted by prymus View Post
Anyone get a usb serial adapter working? Someone in the "[Announce] USB hostmode beta release" thread said that they did, but the one I have does not work. Mine has a Prolific PL2303 chipset in it. I never get the /dev/ttyUSB0 created. This same adapter works fine on the PC running Debian or Ubuntu. If anyone has a usb serial working, what chipset is it using?
power kernel 46 seems to have usbserial.ko in place but because pl2303.ko is missing ... you get the idea
diablo version of pl2303.ko don't work ( forcing mode ; got some errors revealed in dmesg )
i tried to compile a new version but i have problems with my ironport proxy and dns as usual in scratchbox.

Late edit:
I compiled pl2303.ko against 10power46 kernel.
i will test it after a long sleep ( offtopic : & my regular saturday enduro ride )

Later edit 2
i put the driver here, for convenience but i don't test it yet
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2010-11-26 , 20:03
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#72
Is there a way to get write support for NTFS? At the moment I can see my NTFS harddisk, but I can't write files towards it. FAT and FAT32 are both working fine.
 
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2010-11-27 , 04:21
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#73
in extras thre is kernel-module-ntfs. take a look.
 

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2010-11-27 , 14:57
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#74
Mount button doesnt work all the times so I m mounting manually the connected devices but they are read-only. Can someone tell me the right way to give them write permissions? I tried chmod with all the ways but no light.
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2010-11-27 , 15:03
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#75
Originally Posted by anapospastos View Post
Mount button doesnt work all the times so I m mounting manually the connected devices but they are read-only. Can someone tell me the right way to give them write permissions? I tried chmod with all the ways but no light.
Code:
mount -o uid=29999,gid=29999,utf8,dmask=027,fmask=137 [dev node] [mount point]
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2010-11-27 , 15:17
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#76
Originally Posted by firstknight View Post
anyone can help me??
As root:
Code:
cd /var/lib/dpkg/info
mv linux-kernel-headers.list linux-kernel-headers.list.bak
mv linux-kernel-headers.md5sums linux-kernel-headers.md5sums.bak
apt-get install i2c-tools
mv linux-kernel-headers.list.bak linux-kernel-headers.list
mv linux-kernel-headers.md5sums.bak linux-kernel-headers.md5sums
 
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2010-11-27 , 15:55
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Originally Posted by Zas View Post
As root:
Code:
cd /var/lib/dpkg/info
mv linux-kernel-headers.list linux-kernel-headers.list.bak
mv linux-kernel-headers.md5sums linux-kernel-headers.md5sums.bak
apt-get install i2c-tools
mv linux-kernel-headers.list.bak linux-kernel-headers.list
mv linux-kernel-headers.md5sums.bak linux-kernel-headers.md5sums
Don't do that, the new package is fixed, don't mess with dpkg's database!
 

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2010-11-27 , 21:46
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#78
Same question but did not get answered
Originally Posted by Nightmae View Post
Thanks all for work on h-e-n, that successfully tested on Flash drive(SanDisk Extreme Contour 16GB), mice and keyboard =)

but how to work on lan adapter? i tested in full speed hostmode, router can detect the lan signal, but can't connect network though wired lan. I don't know how to setup by wired lan, can anyone help me?? thanks!
I tried connecting a usb network adapter. The connection between the adapter and the N900 worked but the N900 does not connect to the internet.

How can I make this work? What packages must I install?

If nothing is available can someone write a program that allows us to do so?

Thanks
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2010-11-28 , 02:13
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#79
sorry if this has been asked before, but do you have to install the power kernel in order to make this work?
I've heard bad things about the modified kernel so i prefer to keep the original one.. thanks
 
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2010-11-28 , 04:25
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#80
Yes you do need the power kernel to get the host mode working.

I just installed h-e-n, but I dont really know here I can find the mounted device.
.Thx for the help.

//edit : Just rebooted again and now every thing's working fine
Great job all people who made the host mode possible.
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