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Patrick McHardy kaber at trash.netOn 29.07.2011 12:09, Simon Kowalewski wrote: > Hi! > > I'd like to play around with OsmocomDECT a bit, but my prehistoric > laptop with PCMCIA (my Pismo) has given up on me and all desktop > computers I have are PCIe, none has PCI (the oldest being a PowerMac > G5). > > But they all do have USB, and I have a Sinus 702 data, also known as > Gigaset M34, a USB DECT adapter. Here are the details as seen from the > PC side: > > DECT Data Device: > > Produkt-ID: 0x0026 > Hersteller-ID: 0x0681 (Siemens Information and Communication Products) > Version: 1,00 > Seriennummer: 00045ABF42 > Geschwindigkeit: Bis zu 12 MBit/s > Hersteller: Siemens AG > Standort-ID: 0x04100000 / 5 > Verfügbare Stromstärke (mA): 500 > Erforderliche Stromstärke (mA): 90 > > I couldn't find too much information on the chipset in these things, > but if anyone is interested in hacking around with this, I could bring > it to the camp. I have a similar adapter, but they work fundamentally different from the PCMCIA/PCI devices as far as I can tell. Basically they're running at least the MAC layer (possibly also DLC layer) on the device itself and only export a higher layer API. Still it might be possible to support them using my stack, but so far there's is exactly zero information about how they work. I guess having a closer look at the windows drivers would be a good start.