Hi,
Anyone knows what's the modem in the iBook G4 ? It doesn't even appear in
`lspci` nor `lsusb`.
in the device-tree, however, there's an escc node (compatible:
"chrp,es0"), with ch-a and ch-b (but they have empty "slot-names").
There's also an i2c-modem node (compatible: "minidash2").
Googling for minidash2 returns nothing...
Linuxant scripts to detect chipsets don't find anything, either.
Anyone knows something about it ?
thanks,
--
Colin
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From: Benjamin Herrenschmidt <benh@kernel.crashing.org> Date: 2004-01-15 00:23:29
On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 03:32, Colin Leroy wrote:
Hi,
Anyone knows what's the modem in the iBook G4 ? It doesn't even appear in
`lspci` nor `lsusb`.
in the device-tree, however, there's an escc node (compatible:
"chrp,es0"), with ch-a and ch-b (but they have empty "slot-names").
There's also an i2c-modem node (compatible: "minidash2").
Googling for minidash2 returns nothing...
Linuxant scripts to detect chipsets don't find anything, either.
Anyone knows something about it ?
The linuxant stuff should work. It's an USB modem. But it's only
powered up when the USB driver is loaded ;)
Ben.
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Anyone knows what's the modem in the iBook G4 ? It doesn't even appear
in
quoted
`lspci` nor `lsusb`.
in the device-tree, however, there's an escc node (compatible:
"chrp,es0"), with ch-a and ch-b (but they have empty "slot-names").
There's also an i2c-modem node (compatible: "minidash2").
Googling for minidash2 returns nothing...
Linuxant scripts to detect chipsets don't find anything, either.
Anyone knows something about it ?
The linuxant stuff should work. It's an USB modem. But it's only
powered up when the USB driver is loaded ;)
Do you mean the ohci-hcd, or something else ? USB, i2c and modem related
modules I have are:
ohci_hcd 22048 0
ehci_hcd 28928 0
bsd_comp 6848 0
cdc_acm 11812 0
usb_storage 130676 0
usblp 14368 0
i2c_keywest 13320 0
i2c_core 29540 3 therm_adt7467,i2c_keywest,snd_powermac
Thanks,
--
Colin
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