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- David Peters
November 18, 2004, 6:06 pm

Has anyone used a CF modem card successfully? I am trying to use a Socket
56K CF Modem Card. The system recognizes the card, but when I try to open
/dev/tts/2 I get an error saying that it doesn't exist. I assume I can open
it as a normal serial port using open("/dev/tts/2",...).
I hope someone can help. This is the last big hurdle (I hope) that we need
to get over.
FYI
We are using 2.4.27-vrs1 on an AT91RM9200.
56K CF Modem Card. The system recognizes the card, but when I try to open
/dev/tts/2 I get an error saying that it doesn't exist. I assume I can open
it as a normal serial port using open("/dev/tts/2",...).
I hope someone can help. This is the last big hurdle (I hope) that we need
to get over.
FYI
We are using 2.4.27-vrs1 on an AT91RM9200.

Re: CF Modem Cards

I don't know specifically about embedded uses, but I'm positive this has
already been done with PDAs such as the Zaurus. Just hit Google and you
should find tons of stuff; I was recently looking up similar info about
CompactFlash 802.11b and GPRS modems.
Tom
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