Re: Missing those handshake sounds.

Hi,

it is possible that the '/dev/hsfdcp0' device is not created by udev. As 
a workaround, you could try to run the 'hsfconfig --serial' command in a 
root shell, this command should create the missing device until the next 
reboot since you are using udev.

It is also possible that upgrading to the latest version of the HSF 
driver available at:

http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hsf/downloads-license.php

will solve this problem as we have improved udev support in recent releases.

Regards,


Jonathan
Technical specialist / Linuxant
www.linuxant.com
[email protected]



Alan Davidson wrote:
> I have recently upgraded my kernel (under Debian Sarge) to 2.6.8 and 
> incurred a number of udev related problems. Thankfully, most of my 
> hsfmodem problems were solved with the 6.03.00lnxt04072900full release. 
> However, I am not getting the handshake sounds any more, and I miss them.
> 
> I followed the instructions in the FAQ. They are (utimately):"examine 
> the /usr/sbin/hsfdcpd script". Hmmm... Does that mean examine its  
> behaviour or its contents?
> 
> Running it gives me:
> "/usr/sbin/hsfdcpd: can't open /dev/hsfdcp0 at /usr/sbin/hsfdcpd line 62."
> and right enough there is no such device.
> Looking at the script is not very enlightening. There are no helpful 
> comments and it is not easy to tell what the FAQ advice means I should 
> do once I have examined it! It does however appear that this hsfdcp 
> device is critical for the script to work.
> 
> So can anyone tell me what the device is and where it comes from, i.e. 
> how I can create such a device with udev?
> 
> /Alan
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