On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 15:19:48 -0400 "Vsevolod (Simon) Ilyushchenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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| Hi,
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| Is it possible to boot off of an USB device in 2.4.22? There was a patch
| that allowed for long recognition times in earlier kernels, but it does
| not apply now. I have seen some discussi
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> Does anyone on this list feel up to programming the
> 2Wire USB driver for Linux? I have it for Windows, but
> it needs to be functional on Linux. Thank you.
Hi;
You seem to have missed my first email.
If you want a driver, you will need to provid
Does anyone on this list feel up to programming the
2Wire USB driver for Linux? I have it for Windows, but
it needs to be functional on Linux. Thank you.
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Alan Stern wrote:
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, David Brownell wrote:
My concern here to cleanup the usb_ep_set_halt() semantics so it
was usable for a "real driver", one that didn't need to care about
the hardware underneath it. I think we're probably as close as
we can get to that state now (BK-current
Hi all,
I'm a kernelnewbie (and also a c++ newbie)
I've some problems to understand usbsnoop logs.
I've attached 2 snoops of some isochronous urb : a "sniffusb1.3" log and a
"sniffusb1.8 by papilloit" log.
In my code I fill the transfer buffer with the content I see in "isocurb_1.3.log" but
the
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, David Brownell wrote:
> My concern here to cleanup the usb_ep_set_halt() semantics so it
> was usable for a "real driver", one that didn't need to care about
> the hardware underneath it. I think we're probably as close as
> we can get to that state now (BK-current), but we s
Hi, all
Greetings.
I am trying to program a USB GPS device through HIDDEV interface on
Linux. I believe the device is built upon Cypress CY7C64013 full speed
USB-to-Serial chip and it shows as a generic HID device when plugged
in. It require a feature report with char[5] data to change sett
I've been having a discussion about this off-list with Pat LaVarre and
David Brownell. Our general conclusion has been that although the
no-stall option is better for the controller driver (since it doesn't have
to worry about halting endpoints) and might lead to somewhat increased
throughput, ne
I have a simple hotplug script that works under 2.4.20.9; all it does is
chmod 0666 "${DEVICE}"
The device name passed for either kernel is the "old style" /proc/bus/usb/blah
name. When I do an "ls -l" on that file, I see the correct permissions, but
the /sys version of it does not have the ri
Sorry the GUI here sent that last reply from me prematurely.
Continuing now from where I left off:
> > > I've also added an option to the mass storage gadget to pad out short
> > > replies rather than sending the short reply and stalling (this seems
> > > to be a valid alternative according to th
Julian Back wrote:
Thanks to all on this list I have got my USB Device Controller Driver
for the SuperH working quite well. It works OK with the mass storage
gadget and I've tested it with Linux 2.4, Linux 2.6, Windows 2000 and
Windows XP hosts. We've also got the SuperH host controller at lea
> > The problem is that the hardware is (again) trying to be too clever. I
> > set a bit in a register to stall an endpoint. The hardware also has an
> > internal stall bit for each endpoint (not accessible to software). When
> > the host attempts a transaction on an endpoint the hardware che
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Julian Back wrote:
> Thanks to all on this list I have got my USB Device Controller Driver
> for the SuperH working quite well. It works OK with the mass storage
> gadget and I've tested it with Linux 2.4, Linux 2.6, Windows 2000 and
> Windows XP hosts. We've also got the
Thanks to all on this list I have got my USB Device Controller Driver
for the SuperH working quite well. It works OK with the mass storage
gadget and I've tested it with Linux 2.4, Linux 2.6, Windows 2000 and
Windows XP hosts. We've also got the SuperH host controller at least
partially worki
The endpoint addresses are EP 1 0x81 (IN) and EP 2 0x02 (OUT).
The maxpacketsize on both endpoints is 8 and the transfer type is
interrupt.
With a verndorid of 0x11ba and a productid of 0x0101, might I be able to
use usbserial as "insmod vendor=0x11ba product=0x0101" and create a
device node in /
Hello!
I'm trying to develop a driver for my own serial2usb-converter. At the
moment I'm stuck with a problem using the generic usbserial driver (and
thus any driver that's based on it). When I insmod usbserial with my
vendor/productid combination it recognizes it, but when I do cat
/dev/ttyUS
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Prageeth wrote:
> hi all,
>
> am facing the following problem:
> -i do a usb_submit_urb to read some data from device
> -if the device do not respond fast, a timeout occurs
> -ECONNABORTED is returned for the urb
> -further reads from the device gives bad data
> -a protocol a
Hi all,
I have bought a Canon LS-120PC :
http://www.canon.co.uk/about_us/news/consumer_releases/ls-120pc_ls12pc.asp
And I would like to make it work under linux. Could someone please show
me the right directions to follow in order to do it.
I understand this is a HID, so I could maybe
Rudolf Ladyzhenskii wrote:
> I am working on this driver (porting it to a custom hardware). It looks
> like I am missing some files.
Does
http://lists.arm.linux.org.uk/pipermail/linux-arm-kernel/2003-October/017809.html
help you?
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hi all,
am facing the following problem:
-i do a usb_submit_urb to read some data from device
-if the device do not respond fast, a timeout occurs
-ECONNABORTED is returned for the urb
-further reads from the device gives bad data
-a protocol analyzer shows device outputs correct data
am running
Greg, this is another 2.5/6 patch -- please apply.
As with the last two, the description is below.
Matt
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Subject: PATCH: (as120) Fix logic error in r
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