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...ight try your luck with linking powercom.c with megatec_usb.c in the same way as megatec.c is linked with megatec_usb.c and see how you get along. As a side note, megatec_usb.c should really be named serial_usb.c, since the megatec protocol is dealt with in the megatec.c file. Something like > powercom_usb_SOURCES = powercom.c megatec_usb.c libusb.c > powercom_usb_CFLAGS = $(AM_CFLAGS) $(LIBUSB_CFLAGS) -DMEGATEC_SUBDRV > powercom_usb_LDADD = $(LDADD_DRIVERS) $(LIBUSB_LDFLAGS) in Makefile.am. You'll need to run configure again and maybe you need to make other changes to this file as well. R...

Hi, fellow NUT gurus; I am having a big issue with our new Powercom Imperial Digital UPS. The UPS is come with a serial over USB port and plug into the usb port on the computer. I am having problem to setup our fedora 7 linux machine talks to the ups. The kernel 2.6.22.1 seems to be able to detect the ups is plug into one of its usb port. But it just couldn't establish a connection with

Hi, fellow NUT gurus; I am having a big issue with our new Powercom Imperial Digital UPS. The UPS is come with a serial over USB port and plug into the usb port on the computer. I am having problem to setup our fedora 7 linux machine talks to the ups. The kernel 2.6.22.1 seems to be able to detect the ups is plug into one of its usb port. But it just couldn't establish a connection with

I've got a Powercom Imperial UPS, with an internal USB<=>serial converter. It implements the same protocol as other powercom devices implements, but only when talking over serial port (there's no such port on the device). Someone wrote a draft version of usbserial driver for it, and the UPS works with this kernel-level driver and with powercom driver from nut (using /dev/ttyUSBx