Hi, To start, here is my version: Linux version 2.6.24-19-generic ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (gcc version 4.2.3 (Ubuntu 4.2.3-2ubuntu7)) #1 SMP Fri Jul 11 23:41:49 UTC 2008
Is anyone using Isochronous USB transfers? I am just starting to work with the USB connection on the TI SDK and I was able to successfully make a bulk transfer using gadget zero. Next, I modified the gadget.c file to attempt some Isochronous transfers. I thought I should be able to just change the endpoints to Isochronous and I would be able to do the ISOC transfers. There wasn't any example in the kernel that used Isochronous transfers so I am unsure whether I have correctly changed the endpoint, but I didn't get any build or runtime errors so I am assuming that it works. For the host, I am using windows and a windows USB development kit for the drivers. My questions are: a.. Is any one using Isochronous transfers? b.. What speeds are supported? c.. Does anyone have an example of ISOC transfers (like gadget zero)? d.. Is there any easy way to limit the device to attempt Full Speed only? It assumes that you want to use High-speed. I tried to force full speed locally but I get a runtime error in the auto config function. Thanks in advance, Brandon
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