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*	Linux runonphone - tell the user which driver to load	Shane Kearns	2010-07-09	1	-6/+45
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	The linux usbserial driver doesn't attach to devices automatically, to avoid conflicts with the real driver (if there is one). So the user must run modprobe to load the driver before runonphone can be used. Since runonphone has found the correct device(s) using libusb, this patch will tell the user the modprobe command that is required to load the generic usbserial driver. Reviewed-By: Gareth Stockwell
*	Fix USB serial port detection of the Nokia N95 on linux	Shane Kearns	2010-07-09	1	-6/+56
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	The interface numbers in /dev/serial/by-id are hex rather than decimal. Also added code to read the manufacturer name and product name from string descriptors in order to get a better match. Unfortunately, root privilege is needed or the API returns an error. In this case, we still use the weak matching on interface number only. Task-Number: QTBUG-11794 Reviewed-By: Thomas Zander
*	Use libusb to auto-detect the port to use to communicate with the phone	Thomas Zander	2010-03-19	1	-2/+69
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*	Whitespace	Thomas Zander	2010-03-19	1	-1/+1
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*	1st attempt at USB serial port enumerator for linux	Shane Kearns	2010-01-20	1	-0/+64
	Enumerate the ACM ports which are created in /dev after plugging in the phone. Tested on Kubuntu (karmic koala), using 5800XM and N95. Linux has two USB drivers of interest. 1: CDC-ACM, this loads automatically, and creates /dev/ttyACM<n> for the USB modem interface 2: USBSERIAL, this needs to be loaded manually using modprobe, and creates /dev/ttyUSB<n> for each ACM interface on the phone The second ttyUSB port is the one we need, this enumerator does not pick the correct port yet. (1st port is ECACM:0, i.e. the modem, 2nd port is ECACM:1, i.e. the general purpose port used by TRK) according to lsusb, the 1st ACM descriptor has: class 2 (comms) subclass 2 (abstract - modem) protocol 1 (AT commands) 2nd ACM descriptor has: class 2 (comms) subclass 2 (abstract - modem) protocol 255 (vendor specific) Linux 2.6.33 RC3 has a hardcoded list of nokia phones in cdc-acm.c for which the protocol 255 ACM port will be recognised as a second ttyACM Task-number: QTBUG-7446 Reviewed-by: Miikka Heikkinen