These patches will apply to recent 2.4.20pre kernels too, if anyone
is sufficiently impatient to try... :)
> If both clients i.e. the iPAQ and the Zaurus are actually a SA1110, and if
> the iPAQ is already supported on both sides, then the Zaurus should work out
> of the box.
Yes, but out of the www.handhelds.org box, not Sharp's box.
Zaurus doesn't have a stock www.handhelds.org kernel; there's a
different usb slave/target device driver, which uses different
framing for the Ethernet packets. Pavel's patch teaches "usbnet"
about one of those protocols. (The other is MSFT-friendly.)
It's worth mentioning the Yopy here too: Zaurus isn't the only
SA-1110 based Linux PDA, and its distro is evidently closer to
the iPAQ distros (but you won't need a WinCE-ectomy). Current
versions of "usbnet" have support for a recent YOPY version; they
use different USB vendor and product IDs "out of the box".
- Dave
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