2011/1/17 Sridev Nair <sksridevn...@gmail.com>: > I arrived at requestType=64 based on USB spec since as per the specs (given > below) > #bmRequestType > ##D7 Data Phase Transfer Direction > ##0 = Host to Device > ##1 = Device to Host > ##D6..5 Type > ##0 = Standard > ##1 = Class > ##2 = Vendor > ##3 = Reserved > ##D4..0 Recipient > ##0 = Device > ##1 = Interface > ##2 = Endpoint > ##3 = Other > ##4..31 = Reserved > for... > Recipient - Device (first bit is 0) > Type - Vendor (seventh bit is 1) > Data Phase Transfer Direction - Host to Device (eigth bit 0) > Ok, but the point your call still misses the request field.
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