Dear Alan

> I thought you said you were debugging the controller driver.  Why do you
> care what the gadget driver does?
> 
> To answer your question: If a gadget driver doesn't support USB 2.0 --
> including GET_DEVICE_QUALIFIER -- then it shouldn't set bcdUSB to 0x0200.
> 

     for example zero.c, it use bcdUSB 0x200 but if you do not set
GADGET_DUALSPEED. it will not include the device_qualifier, this will
mislead the host to ask for a descriptor which the device do not know
and result in a protocol stall.

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Mike Lee


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