Just curious, is anyone working on the Philips ISP176X driver?
I'm fixing some nasty bugs in it, starting with a slightly modified
version of the code provided by Philips.
I'm about to do some cleanups and I don't want to collide with anyone.
-brad
Has anyone written a an MPC850/823 gadget driver? It there one freely
available with either the 2.4 or 2.6 kernel?
-brad
ps: I tried to send email to David Brownell and it bounced with:
207.115.57.16 does not like recipient.
Remote host said: 553 5.3.0 [EMAIL PROTECTED]... Addressee unknown,
[following up to my own post]
Is there a separate mailing list for scsi/usb-storage?
I discovered than one of my problems, which caused the READ CAPACITY
failed bug occured by inserting a USB flash disk which does not have
a valid MS-DOS partition map. It has a valid FAT file system on it
Pete Zaitcev wrote:
On 03 Jun 2004 13:05:01 -0700
David Meggy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When the 1st device is plugged in it will receive /dev/sda, and the
second device will receive /dev/sdb. If I were to unplug the first
...
AFAIK, 2.4 never frees host structures. It only makes sure they are
er, um, well, looking over the kernel message log I think my last
message is bogus.
The second disk comes up as /dev/sdb (just as the original posting says)
and the errors I saw came from accessing /dev/sda after it had been
removed.
Sorry for the noise. This appears to be the expected
Georg Acher wrote:
...
It looks like your case (stall in data phase) is treated as a short packet
with a manually executed status phase, which is wrong. The stalled state
is detected (and IMHO the endpoint state of the device-structure should
reflect this), but it doesn't survive in the end...
If you are getting these warnings then you have a serious problem and
the hardware will not work.
I am guessing, but if you are seeing these messages you must not be
using the pci_map/unmap_single routines in arch/arm/arch-sa1100/pci-sa.c
I'm not sure how you managed to do that, but you
Anyone ever add support for the Realtek (Avance Logic) ALU100 chip?
After success with other simple audio devices I just plugged in a
Macally iVoice and audio.c got slightly confused...
I found a datasheet/manual for the chip on Realtek's website but before
I go hacking...
-brad
