Re: blackberry 8830 problems - 2.6.23.10

Greg KH <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.usb.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Sat, Dec 15, 2007 at 10:49:53PM -0500, Martin Owens wrote:
> > Sorry I have to plead a bit of ignorance here.  I don't believe I'm using bcharge.  I've got the berry_charge module built and loaded, which is the same as I used for the old blackberry.  That's all I've needed in the past, so it's all I'm using now, and I had assumed it would support this device.  I don't have any additional blackberry related software installed that I know of.  Hence, I had assumed the problem was related to berry_charge, and I posted here.
> 
> no the berry_charge kernel module isn't up to date, bcharge is the
> most advanced tool for managing the backberry range. various
> blackberry ranges require different resets and different settings.
> 
> If you want to patch berry_charge with the bcharge logic, this would
> help. but for all distributions I recommend removing berry_charge and
> installing barry by default.

Why?  Why not just update the berry_charge module with the needed
information?  How about sending such a patch to the current berry_charge
maintainer?  :)

Or, if you really think we should be doing all of this in userspace, and
barry is good enough to be shipped in distros today, then can you send
me a pointer to the release you feel is stable for the new devices, and
a patch that removes berry_charge from the kernel?

Having two different packages fighting it out for things like this is
just not nice.  Right now, the "simple" berry_charge module for just
charging the device seems the best thing, that way the berry userspace
program can then, if the user wants, come along and do more "advanced"
things to the device (syncing, changing modes, etc.)

thanks,

greg k-h

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