William Davy wrote:
Hi all,
I recently acquired a equinux TubeStick for my Mac which uses the
Afatech AF9015 chipset. It is a fantastic little dongle that has nice
but basic software on Mac OS X and it also works in Windows with the
correct Afatech drivers. However, I would like to get it working in
Linux so that I can increase the usefulness of my purchase.
I am a Master's of Engineering in Computing student who is just coming
to the end of his degree. I am more than willing to help and have all
the pre-requisites to be able to contribute. My main problem is that I
won't have any time for about a month and I have not written a hardware
driver or abstraction layer before though I have been involved in some
low-level work.
All in all, I hope to be able to contribute sometime in the near future
and just wanted to register my interest while you guys are discussing it.
Regards,
William Davy
<snip>
I'm interested in helping to get this driver working - I too have a
useless Dongle, which I have watched TV through on Windows XP.
Marghanita
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Marghanita da Cruz
http://www.ramin.com.au/
Telephone: 0414-869202
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