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Date:      Mon, 13 Jan 2014 11:28:14 +0900
From:      "Lundberg, Johannes" <johannes@brilliantservice.co.jp>
To:        "freebsd-usb@freebsd.org" <freebsd-usb@freebsd.org>
Subject:   GPS ports in uhso
Message-ID:  <CAASDrVmgE1nSFtGfV5Aq%2BOjRHUEv4Hum16i%2BKN31sgoQs-gePQ@mail.gmail.com>

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Hi

I've been playing around getting GPS working with my GTM661W and the uhso
driver.

The ports are defined in uhso.c but in the method
uhso_probe_iface_auto
the GPS and GPSCTL ports are not in the switch(port) case. Is there a
reason for this?

I tried simply adding like this

823 case UHSO_PORT_TYPE_MODEM:
824 return (UHSO_IFACE_SPEC(UHSO_IF_BULK,
825 UHSO_PORT_SERIAL, port));
826 case UHSO_PORT_TYPE_MSD:

to

823 case UHSO_PORT_TYPE_GPS:
824 case UHSO_PORT_TYPE_GPSCTL:
825 case UHSO_PORT_TYPE_MODEM:
826 return (UHSO_IFACE_SPEC(UHSO_IF_BULK,
827 UHSO_PORT_SERIAL, port));
828 case UHSO_PORT_TYPE_MSD:

Sorry for the manual patch. I can send a patch file later if needed.
I don't have an antenna at the moment so I can't confirm that the data is
accurate
but I'm getting output similar to what I expect in the GPS port and I can
control it via the GPSCTL port.

Best regards
--
Johannes Lundberg

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