It seems that the jpantek x12 has a pnp and not an I2C device, only the rs-232 device.
TJ-> i just want to use the new Intel Broadwell for development, the i7 is only for production servers
xamithan: I have no idea 'i2c-dev'.
OerHeks: yes, I've been reading through the ICL changes to kernel for 4.5 and it sounds like their HSW 82590 SCSI device has changed to ID 0d12:0001
OerHeks: and a very bad idea to re-use a configuration file for USB and I2C
OerHeks: this is a PCI SCSI adapter rather than on-chip SCSI
heh i2c-dev is a device driver it might have some options
TJ-, yes, i know, i can not believe that, i hope there is some workaround
xamithan: see:
OerHeks: for the USB driver you can set up a new configuration file using "sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-4.5.0-040500rc7"
OerHeks: that will allow you to re-add that device driver
ah, gotcha thx
OerHeks: although if the I2C driver is for I2C itself rather than a device it's a bit different
there is no workaround for the 82590 device, as it is not even a acpi device, or something similiar.
help
OerHeks: this PCI device has been re-designed and it has its own I2C/SPI/SCSI commands that allow you to directly access it and issue SCSI commands to it
TJ-, yes, i read about that. So, just remove the USB and i2c drivers from the kernel?
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