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Package: rtsp-1.0.1.tar.gz [view]
Upload User: sy_wanhua
Upload Date: 2013-07-25
Package Size: 3048k
Code Size: 1k
Category:
Streaming_Mpeg4
Development Platform:
C/C++
- This tarball is ixj-0.3.4a-gpl.tgz and has the following changes included
- since the previous release:
- MAJOR CHANGES:
- - Quicknet releases the drivers under the GPL! Quicknet has also been
- working closely with Alan Cox and has submitted the drivers to become
- part of future linux kernels. Alan has accepted the drivers into the
- 2.2.14pre15 pre-patch and we expect them to be part of the linux
- 2.2.14 kernel.
- - you will now need to include the following in your code to use the
- drivers:
- #include <linux/telephony.h>
- #include <linux/ixjuser.h>
- - you can make the drivers to default to the old fashioned manual isapnp
- methods or use the newer iaspnp module. Choose at make time:
- make ixj-pnp
- - or -
- make ixj-manaul
- - see the ixj.txt file for more details on manual configuration
- - code to use the cards now uses /dev/phoneX not /dev/ixjX - the
- install script that's part of the make creates the right devices for
- you. The phonedev.o module actually allocates the minor device number
- for you. Thanks go to Alan Cox for this great new code to facilitate
- multi-vendor phone operation using one consistent device name.
- - the sample code is now part of the (separate) SDK. We'll be
- releasing this as quickly as we can get the code converted to the new
- method (/dev/phoneX).