Dear Greg & All
>What drivers do you have that do not work on the latest kernel.org
>kernel? Do you have a pointer to them anywhere so they can be forward
>ported properly?
The driver that do not work on the lastest kernel are our original
drivers.
>Sorry, but since you are stuck with a vendor s
Dear Alan stern
Greg k-h
& All
>All this stuff has been completely changed since 2.6.9. Try running
>2.6.17 instead, if you can.
>Can you please test the 2.6.17 kernel or newer from kernel.org with this
>test? That way we can try to fix the issue if there still is one.
Thanks your co
Dear all
I encountered this crash several times by our eject test with Asianux v2
(2.6.9-34.21AXsmp). The immediate cause of the crash was that udev->hcpriv
was null when hcd_endpoint_disable was called by usb_disable_endpoint.
I found wrong cleanup timing, that occurred when the two usb_disconne
Dear Dave & all
>> (b)"runtime diagnostic"
>> 1) USB devices are connected to the HC
>> USB device: CD-ROM, Keyboard, Mouse
>>
>>--start test--
>> 2) eject USB devices from HC
>>about 1 second
>> 3) eject HC from the machine
>> Panic was happened
>
>So the real fix wo
Dear Dave & all
I'm glad for your comment, Dave. Thank you.
>That should WARN_ON(1) instead of just continuing; that's one of
>those "should never happen" bugs. When you paper over such bugs
>you should (a) put a comment saying that's what you're doing,
>and usually (b) put in some kind of runti
Dear all.
I encountered this crash by our insert/eject tests several times
with Asianux v2(2.6.9-34.21AXsmp).
I think that this crash is the same pattern reported at
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=10654542.
Looking into dump file, the urb->hcpriv was nulled.
The patch avoi
