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2008-02-01
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I can unbundle it after people have tested it and that it has more functionality. Please recommend ideas and add some shell examples. That app is really just a frontend to a few command line commands.
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2008-02-01
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Originally Posted by rdcinhou
- already done earlier this month:
http://konttoristhoughts.blogspot.co...-easy-way.html
I just read where you can control host mode through software instead of a modified adapter.
Now if someone would unbundle this function from ukmg.
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...9&d=1199412383
see 2nd post in this thread
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2008-02-01
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Does this mean that I can plug in my Logictech USB headset and use it for Skype/Gizmo calls?
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2008-02-01
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Originally Posted by ghoonk
- not a problem if you insmod the appropriate kernel module!
Does this mean that I can plug in my Logictech USB headset and use it for Skype/Gizmo calls?
- external hub is supported and working
- usb serial is supported and working (popular chipsets)
- external flash is supported and working
- external ext2 usb hard drive is supported and working
- external cdrom is supported and working
- external ethernet is supported and working (popular chipsets)
- but my guess will be that your specific needs may be limited by the application? IOW, will Skype recognize a USB-attached device, or is the client 'hard-wired' for the n8x0 hardware?
(hard to tell without the ability to look at Skype source? others with more expertise may want to chime in here)
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2008-02-01
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@ It's dark in here. I hear laughing.
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Originally Posted by linux_author
Skype is not hardwired for a specific voice/speaker set. You can connect through the headphone/mic jack or connect a bluetooth headset (I just tested mine). My guess is that if you can got the USB headset working with the right kernel modules, it should work fine with Skype.
- but my guess will be that your specific needs may be limited by the application? IOW, will Skype recognize a USB-attached device, or is the client 'hard-wired' for the n8x0 hardware?
(hard to tell without the ability to look at Skype source? others with more expertise may want to chime in here)
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I just read where you can control host mode through software instead of a modified adapter.
Now if someone would unbundle this function from ukmg.