New Linux kernels and usbfs

majstor · Post by **majstor** » Sat May 01, 2010 11:29 am

Hello,
new linux kernels are now compiled without usbfs support and usbfs is marked as deprecated (that means it will go away).
So, communication with PayLink interface is broken.

Any idea how this can be solved?

davebush · Post by **davebush** » Mon May 10, 2010 12:24 pm

Thanks for the heads up.

We are now actively investigating the problem - "stay tuned"

sunnybug · Post by **sunnybug** » Thu Aug 05, 2010 11:16 am

davebush wrote:Thanks for the heads up.

We are now actively investigating the problem - "stay tuned"

So how is it going?

Allthru there is a workaround to enable usbfs on newer Linuxes,
it is not a good idea for a banking system to do so, if we want to
pretend to be a secure one.

sunnybug · Post by **sunnybug** » Thu Aug 05, 2010 11:17 am

davebush wrote:Thanks for the heads up.

We are now actively investigating the problem - "stay tuned"

So how is it going?

Allthru there is a workaround to enable usbfs on newer Linuxes,
it is not a good idea for a banking system to do so, if we want to
pretend to be a secure one.

davebush · Post by **davebush** » Thu Jun 23, 2011 10:21 am

We now have a completely source distribution of Linux Paylink which doesn't use usbfs.

You can download the beta test package from: ftp://aesoffice.eu.com/FTPSpace/4-1-10- ... _CD/Linux/

davebush · Post by **davebush** » Thu Jun 23, 2011 10:21 am

We now have a completely source distribution of Linux Paylink which doesn't use usbfs.

You can download the beta test package from: ftp://aesoffice.eu.com/FTPSpace/4-1-10- ... _CD/Linux/