Re: Writing a 1394 interface driver

Maxim S. Shatskih

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09-14-2010

> So I guess my question is: how from my kernel code get I get and
> maintain a list of attached 1394 devices without tripping up on PnP
> etc?

Without using PnP - no ways.

I think that 1394diag driver was once in the samples. It is buggy, but provides you with the idea of what is PnP.

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