On 09/26/2012 12:51 PM, patryk wrote:
>
> I think there is a general usb driver problem on Raspi. Google the
> "Elephant in the room" topic on Raspi forum. I think there are some
> improvments. My 3G modem started to work after one of the updates but
> maybe winter will come before it's fixed for good.
thanks for the tip! This is very interesting
>
> In the mean time You can use i2c<->1-wire converter. I don't know if
> anyone tested it extensively.
back then, I decided for the LinkUSB platform, because it allows me to 
quickly swap platforms (software and hardware). At this point, I dont 
have the time to "open another can of worms"
>
> You could also try to solder a wire to the polyfuse for the USB port. The
> new boards have those polyfuses replaced with 0 ohm resistors.
will this not void the warranty ;)
Later on when I power the raspi via a powered hub or a plug-in AC 
adapter, this will make a lot of sense. So far my lab-power-supply at 
5.3V, which results in 5V at the raspi test-points seems to have 
stabilized the power issues so far. If there is anymore trouble in the 
USB area I will shortcut the fuses.
There are also people that bypass the raspi printed circuits and hook up 
the onboard USB-power with copper wires directly.
We'll see...

Again thanks for the input! It's very appreciated!

Cheers,

Martin

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