Hello Greg KH,
Am 2011-04-21 14:29:01, hacktest Du folgendes herunter:
> Why do you need to write a new driver? We already have such a driver in
> the kernel today, have you tried it?
Because this keyboard has much more functions (including security) as
other ones and require a special driver. OK, generaly my driver is a
bridge between the different keyboard funktions an the rest of the OS.
> > So, my question is, how to use the kernel AES module to encrypt/decrypt
> > the connection? Or must I implement it on my own?
> Just use the functions provided by that module by calling them.
That has crashed the kernel... :-/
> > Is there a HOWTO how to code sucht things?
> Not really, it's just a matter of calling the code in the module, it's
> that simple.
Hmmm...
> good luck,
> greg k-h
Thanks, Greetings and nice Weekend
Michelle Konzack
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