A good starting point for device drivers in general is
http://www.xml.com/ldd/chapter/book/index.html.
For USB-cams it is http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/ (from the maintainer of the
OV511 USB webcams). It's also a good idea to take a deep look in the code of
the ov511 driver. Older versions of
Hi all,
in case anyone is interested, I finally found the necessary few hours to
patch USB Snoopy to run under Windows 2000. It still has all the known
shortcomings (can be circumvented by badly programmed USB function
driver, will drop data if the function driver produces too much...) -
these wi
Hi,
Here's a patch against 2.4.10-ac8 that adds a driver to enable a USB
IrDA device as a simple serial device, like a serial IrDA device can be
used. This is helpful for users that do not have a IrDA support on
the other side of their Ir connection (like some embedded systems.)
The driver only
Hi all,
Does linux driver support USB2.0 Isochronous type devices?? If so, where can
I buy the device and where is the device driver for the usb2.0 device ??
Thanks
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Excellent, this sounds like a great start. Can you just split off this
file in CVS? Then I can sync up with it and (eventually, once I get my
laptop net card) manually send you the patches.
Sound good?
Adam
On Mon, Oct 08, 2001 at 01:15:38AM +0200, Vojtech Pavlik wrote:
> I have no problem
A quick update patch to fix a couple of bugs, one important.
- Don't disable PIRQ on controller
- Print I/O base for controller when we suspend or wakeup
- Suspend controller, don't reset when system suspend's
- Don't print terminating TD twice in debug code
- Don't shadow irq parameter in alloc_
Hi all,
Thanks for the help and suggestions in dealing with my oops problem
from the usb_control_msg(...) statements. I have that problem solved,
and am now communciating with the camera. I can get the number of
pictures, buf size, width, height, etc. and put the camera in video
(continuo
Hi,
I am trying to write an application (not a device driver, in user mode)
which accesses
the data of a USB device on Linux (RedHat 7.1), kernel v2.4.2.
So far I was using only BULK transfers, but now I need to poll INTERRUPT
transfers as well.
Is the only way possible is to poll using BULK req
