Nowhere as far as I know. But I guess everything above 2.6.39 should work now, but I haven't tested that. And as this version is so old, I don't think it's necessary to document this as it should *just work* on any halfway recent Linux kernel.

Youw commented

2019-07-03 10:50:05 -05:00

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I still think it worth adding at least README notice. Would you?

z3ntu commented

2019-07-03 11:12:08 -05:00

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If you're willing to test hidapi on e.g. kernel 2.6.39 then sure; but other than downloading the oldest supported CentOS version (disclaimer: I just know that they have super old kernels but I have no idea what version) I wouldn't even know how to get a VM running kernel 2.6.39

Youw commented

2019-07-03 11:37:27 -05:00

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Hm, good point - don't want to check/make any assures on support.
What about:
"Don't try to compile with Kernel older than 2.6.39 - it won't".

As usual, there will be that one person, who will try and open a bug.

Hm, good point - don't want to check/make any assures on support. What about: "Don't try to compile with Kernel older than 2.6.39 - it won't". As usual, there will be that one person, who will try and open a bug.

z3ntu commented

2019-07-03 11:38:30 -05:00

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As usual, there will be that one person, who will try and open a bug.

I'd say, if someone opens a bug report for that, we can add it to the readme 😉

> As usual, there will be that one person, who will try and open a bug. I'd say, if someone opens a bug report for that, we can add it to the readme :wink:

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