On Tue, 28 Jan 2014, Scott Talbert wrote: >>> Also, any idea on the missing packets? It's exactly what happens on MacOSX >>> too. Since we use hidapi-raw on both mac and windows I'm very suspicious >>> it's >>> something in there, or the way we're using it.. but I haven't had time to >>> recompile my kernel and test the behavior of hidapi-raw on linux.... >> >> Well, on one Windows 7 box, I found that if I increase the HID driver packet >> buffer size, the dropped packets went away. So, I'm going to submit a patch >> to HIDAPI to do that. On a Windows XP box, I still see occassional dropped >> packets even with the increased buffer size. It doesn't appear that the >> buffer is getting overrun in that case. I'm really not sure what to do - as >> best I can tell it might be a bug in the USB chipset driver or something. >> >> In your situation, in which case are you seeing dropped packets? Config >> update? Config dump? Or both? And with which remote(s)? > > Aha! Take a look at hid_report_callback() in the Mac version of HIDAPI. > It looks like it is doing incoming report buffering similar to what the > Windows HID driver is doing. If the number of queued reports goes over > 30, it starts dropping them. Try increasing that number and see if the > dropped reports go away.
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