I am trying to connect my Zaurus to my linux box via the usb cradle. I
wouldn't post this here accept the results cause a kernel panic with
killed interrupt handler. It does this every single time I do the
following procedure. Actually under UHCI.o it merely hangs the
connection and I can't get it restored until reboot. Under usb-uhci.o
it causes the kernel panic.
The purpose of the procedure is to hookup the Ethernet over USB for the
Zaurus PDA, and it goes something like:
modprobe uhci.o
modprobe usbdnet.o
ifconfig usb0 192.168.129.200 netmask 255.255.255.255 up
route add -host 192.168.129.201 usb0
I then have connectivity with the device (like everyone else that uses
the driver).
But then here is my problem. When I try to transfer a large file ( > a
couple K), this is when it locks up. And it locks up every single time
in the exact same way (dependent only on the uhci or usb-uhci driver).
I am currently doing this under 2.4.18 -- I believe I had the exact same
problem under 2.4.17 (although I didn't do as much testing).
This used to work with a different driver so I wonder if it is not a USB
problem but
1) nobody else seems to be having this problem
2) it doesn't seem like it should be causing a kernel panic
Please let me know if I can provide more information to help figure this
out.
Thanks,
Geoff
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