Conversation with #inferno at Sat Mar 26 02:49:42 2011 on powerman-asdf@irc.freenode.net (irc)
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(19:06:21) jas: GriffenJBS: regarding USB access from emu, it depends on which host you're using.
(19:07:31) jas: take a look at $ROOT/emu/MacOSX/deveia.c for an example
(19:08:23) jas: I use that on OSX for all these little FTDI USB-RS232/422/485 devices
(19:09:16) jas: unfortunately, I've not taken the time to figure out how to get the same kind of thing to work on Windows or Linux emus
(19:14:01) jas: if you debug the Windows version, please post the results to http://code.google.com/p/inferno-os/
(19:14:25) vsrinivas: jas: works find on Linux as well, i have used it.
(19:14:45) vsrinivas: jas: *fine; need to change the baked in /dev/tty* paths though.
(19:15:16) jas: ah, I'll take a look at that next week.
(19:15:33) vsrinivas: (*need to change them to your /dev/ttyUSB* or w/e;)
(19:21:33) jas: figuring out connect/disconnect support for emu would be a nice addition
(19:21:52) vsrinivas: yea.
(19:25:16) jas: hrm... that could be a manageable GSoC project
(19:27:32) vsrinivas: probably smaller than one....
(19:28:06) vsrinivas: (would be useful to have a better deveia though -- at work we've done one which allows dynamically creating eia* devs....)
(19:28:11) vsrinivas: (doesn't handle disconnect though)
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(21:15:09) GriffenJBS: jas thanks for the info
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(01:22:19) base2design: jas: on the eia -vs- linux tty front, i've considered a mod to deveia.c to populate at runtime sysdev from a pre-defined config file... this feels very hacky though. osx has a nice way to find connected RS232-ish devices and I know of no non-hacky alternatice.
(01:22:29) base2design: (alternatice == alternative)
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