Alan Stern wrote:
David, Charles, and everybody:
This is just a quick summary of my recent results. I tried running the
usbtest endpoint-0 tests on two different computers, running the same
kernel and talking to the same USB device. The difference was that the
desktop system has an OHCI contr
On Sunday, July 20, 2003, at 08:34 PM, emanuel stiebler wrote:
A little OT, but which compilers do you guys use for the FX/FX2
developement ?
SDCC 2.3.x snapshots. I don't use the FX2, but I have been
experimenting with the FX and the AN2131 (original EZ-USB).
There are several sets of SDCC-com
Dear All,
I am a beginner for maintaining the EHCI host controller driver, is there
any EHCI programmer guide and where can I get it ??
How does the Linux EHCI driver do periodic scheduling for periodic device ??
Thanks
Alex
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David, Charles, and everybody:
This is just a quick summary of my recent results. I tried running the
usbtest endpoint-0 tests on two different computers, running the same
kernel and talking to the same USB device. The difference was that the
desktop system has an OHCI controller and the lapt
A little OT, but which compilers do you guys use for the FX/FX2
developement ?
cheers
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Martin,
> Ok, here we go. Attached the EZ-USB firmware release providing own
> descriptors, EP0 standard requests and bulk sink/source support. Ready for
> AN213x and FX - but not (yet) FX2. Successfully tested with ehci-hcd
> and usbtest - as shown in the other mail it passes all current tests.
On Sat, 19 Jul 2003, David Brownell wrote:
> > I'll try a bit more and post the firmware tomorrow regardless!
>
> Great!
Ok, here we go. Attached the EZ-USB firmware release providing own
descriptors, EP0 standard requests and bulk sink/source support. Ready for
AN213x and FX - but not (yet) FX
Hi,
this piece of code from bluetooth_ctrl_msg
/* try to find a free urb in our list */
for (i = 0; i < NUM_CONTROL_URBS; ++i) {
if (bluetooth->control_urb_pool[i]->status != -EINPROGRESS) {
urb = bluetooth->control_urb_pool[i];
Hi,
an unknown ioctl shall return ENOTTY, not EINVAL.
Regards
Oliver
You can import this changeset into BK by piping this whole message to:
'| bk receive [path to repository]' or apply the patch as usual.
==
This is not a USB problem, and not linux in any case, but anyway:
> In assembler works only lighting on
>
> mov OEE,#1110b ; setting pin 7 6 5 of port E as outputs
> orl IOE,#00011000b
> anl IOE,#0111b; lighting on 3 LEDs
Your code will set IOE.7 to IOE.5 to 0. This will provide a
I have big problem to write a firmware for FX2 Cypress...
The firmare is very simple but
I have 3 LEDs connected to port E ( 7 6 5 ) and 3 microswitches connected to
port E ( 0 1 2 ) .. I want to light on each LED pressing these microswitches
...
In assembler works only lighting on
mov OEE,#1
Alan Stern wrote:
Is there any reason why the status couldn't be changed if the low-level HC
driver detects that the hardware did manage to complete the transfer
before it could be dequeued? When that happens, why not report that the
URB succeeded and the unlink failed -- which is what really did
Pedro Ribeiro wrote:
I've been using a Microsoft Sound System 80 for some long now and I've
allways noticed a strange message in boot. The only thing I need to get
this thing running is UHCI and USB sound support. Here's the message:
Jul 19 19:04:29 deadheart kernel: usbaudio: device 2 interface
Luca Risolia wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to implement a "device_hint" module paramater in order to associate
biunivocaly a /dev/videoX node with a specific camera. The problem is that
_almost_ all the W996[87] devices have the same descriptors and no serial
numbers.
So if you have several such came
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