Hi, Selon Jianliang Lu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all, we are testing the eagle-2.3.1 for the eagle-II modem on our PPC embedded system. During the test, that just send the ping to another system via adsl, we have had a lot of warning: "eu_uni_process_in_data: non-integral number of cells in incoming data" "eu_uni_process_in_data: incoming data length = 3f." "eu_uni_process_in_data: ATM_CELL_SIZE = 35." ..... so we lost a frame every time we have this warning, and some times our usb controller got also the "STALL" from the modem. We are using USB_BULK mode to receive the data, instead of isochronous mode to simplify the things.
What are the upload and download speed ? Bulk mode don't work well with very high speed (> 4 Mbps). see https://mail.gna.org/public/eagleusb-dev/2005-05/msg00000.html
I think that the firmware of the modem has some problems to assemble the eth packets, but our usb driver has also some problems that put the modem in stall on control mode, that take the handshake between usb controller and the modem. We are debugging it. I've also sent a patch about ppc to eagle-usb forum and I don't know if you have acepted it.
Yes it was applied. Matthieu PS : If you want, you could test the upcoming ueagle-atm : it is for 2.6 kernel only, use the kernel atm stack instead of facking an eth device and use a generic library (usbatm) for managing the data stuff.
