This question may not be interesting to very many FreeBSD users, but I think it is of interest to FreeBSD users who are also ham radio operators. So here goes:
I am attempting to use Flidigi with FreeBSD and my "modem" is a DRA unit from Kevin at Masters Communications. This unit uses a C-Media sound chip. One of its functions is to key the PTT line.
Fldigi's configure function tells us to add a file, cmedia.rules, to /etc/udev/rules.d/
Before I go any further, udev is equivalent to devd in FreeBSD, although devd is more involved in FreeBSD than udev is in Linux.
And the cmedia.rules contains only one line;
And
I am trying to figure out how to convert this Linux stuff to an equivalent set of commands and files in FreeBSD in order to enable me to access the PTT function in the Cmedia unit in my modem.
Might anyone have a clue about how to do this?
Ken Gordon
I am attempting to use Flidigi with FreeBSD and my "modem" is a DRA unit from Kevin at Masters Communications. This unit uses a C-Media sound chip. One of its functions is to key the PTT line.
Fldigi's configure function tells us to add a file, cmedia.rules, to /etc/udev/rules.d/
Before I go any further, udev is equivalent to devd in FreeBSD, although devd is more involved in FreeBSD than udev is in Linux.
And the cmedia.rules contains only one line;
KERNEL=="hidraw*", SUBSYSTEM=="hidraw',MODE="0664",GROUP="plugdev"
And
hidraw
simply means "Human Interface Device, raw"I am trying to figure out how to convert this Linux stuff to an equivalent set of commands and files in FreeBSD in order to enable me to access the PTT function in the Cmedia unit in my modem.
Might anyone have a clue about how to do this?
Ken Gordon