> If the OTG controller exposes EHCI as its host interface, it
> sure *ought* to be managed by the EHCI driver. Maybe you
> should be submitting a patch adding OTG glue to EHCI?
>
> If it's not exposing EHCI as its host interface, then it seems
> your OTG driver is quite buggy...
>
Thanks for the
On Friday 24 October 2008, Fredrik Johansson wrote:
> if I load the ehci-hcd driver with g_serial already loaded it
> screws everything up since ehci-hcd driver attaches to both the OTG
> and the host controller, how can i prevent it from using the OTG
> controller?
If the OTG controller exposes E
2008/10/24 Fredrik Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello
>
> I am working on an embedded machine that has two USB controllers, one
> is a OTG and the other is a pure host.
>
> I have succesfully used g_serial driver on the OTG controller in
> device mode and talked to my pc using the cdc-acm drive
Hello
I am working on an embedded machine that has two USB controllers, one
is a OTG and the other is a pure host.
I have succesfully used g_serial driver on the OTG controller in
device mode and talked to my pc using the cdc-acm driver.
With the g_serial unloaded I have also enabled the ehci-hcd
