Greetings, all.
I have been asked to work on a project that uses a TS-7250 board. Part of the
project involves the need to print pages on a printer connected via USB. My
plan is to use Ghostscript to handle the actual printing. I set up my desktop
computer to do cross-compilation for ARM.
The first question I have is whether the stock "demonstration" Linux kernel on
a TS-7250-64-128F board (Linux kernel 2.4.26-ts11) includes the support for a
USB printer.
So far, the following commands let the kernel report on the device when I turn
on the printer:
modprobe usbcore
modprobe pcipool
modprobe usb-ohci
modprobe usb-ohci-ep93xx
When I do 'cat /proc/devices' I do see "180 usb" but not "184 usb_device". I
see the 184 line on my desktop computer that can print to a USB printer.
Is there a module or two that I can download to get me the USB printer support
or do I need to rebuild the kernel? If I rebuild the kernel, can I copy over a
module or two or do I need to replace the entire kernel and modules on the ARM
board?
If I have to replace the kernel I think that means I need to get in to RedBoot
which leads to another question.
How can I get minicom to send a control-C to the board so I can get in to
RedBoot, or, is there some stty settings I need to change on the serial port?
So far, the only way I can get in to RedBoot is to boot to Windows and run
Telix from inside a DOS box.
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Cheers!
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