On Wed, 2004-11-10 at 18:49 +0200, Olav Kongas wrote: > On Wed, 10 Nov 2004, Dimitris Lampridis wrote: > > > after that. The subsequent ohci_read_control() call and all the rest IO > > to come, read D<ffffffff ! > > Did you see anything similar? > > I did not see exactly similar thing. But I had to add delay > after register accesses into the functions like > HC_ISP1362_READ_DATA32. I used ndelay(150) though it > resolves to mdelay(1) on my architecture. > Great, thanks, that did the job. Now I see a loop of roothub reads, RHDESC_A then RH_STATUS and finally RH_PORT_STATUS_[1,2] that keeps on forever. I think it has something to do with suspend/resume. I'll look into it tomorrow, unless you already know what am i dealing with...
Thanks again :-) PS: I would really like to see that code of xemc, although I'm working on ISP1160 and I've differentiated a lot from the original code of Lothar. By the way Olav, do you try to implement yours by changing Lothar's code and separating the case for 1362 & 1160? I found it more logical to create a new set of ohci-isp1160 files because there were too many differences... -- Dimitris Lampridis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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