Hello.
elmar gerdes wrote:
> to make this short:
> Is anybody working on a UDC driver for the Alchemy Au1550
> (MIPS-based)?
> If you are interested in details, please read on:
> I'm working with an Au1550-based board and would like to run it as a USB
> device. There have been a few drivers around for Au1xxx-based boards,
> but none of them seems to be adequate for this processor (or else I
> missed something...):
> a) in the kernel tree: arch/mips/au1000/common/usbdev.c
>
> This one was for Au1000, Au1100, and Au1500 IIRC. But it didn't
> even compile for quite some kernel versions and now it has been
> removed from the tree.
> The first driver (usbdev.c) cannot work this way, but the access to
It was written by MontaVista in the ancient times when there was no USB
gadget stack I think. It was never completeed because of the known USB device
interrupt latency issues in the early revisions of Au1xx0 chips.
> registers and endpoints is like that for the Au1500 which should be
> correct for the Au1500, too. But the Au1550's DMA differs.
> The second driver (au1200udc.c / amd5536udc.c) has the same DMA, but the
> registers and endpoint stuff are different, and it supports USB 2.0
> whereas the Au1550 only supports USB 1.1.
Au1200 has OTG controller, hasn't it?
> It looks like the Au1550 needs a driver merged from the 2 (or 3) above
> drivers.
Probably.
> Is anybody working on that? Can anybody point me to some projects,
> people or other source code that could help me?
I think Rodolfo Giometti was working on Au1100 (and hence Au1000/1500) USB
device support.
The topic of Alchemy USB device has been touched several times on
linux-mips, I'd suggest to look thru the list archives. Getting the Au1550
spec. update would be a good idea too... although you're probably lucky with
Au1550 -- I'm not seeing any USB device errata listed for there.
> Regards,
> Elmar
WBR, Sergei
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