On Saturday 29 January 2005 6:13 am, Richard wrote:
> I'm using linux 2.6.10 kernel and want to write my own USB OHCI
> driver because there is no ported one.
I suspect there actually _is_ an ohci-at91rm200.c floating around
somewhere, there are a fair number of Linux folk using that chip.
B
Hi Mark,
I mean,I'm dealing with a kernel for an at91rm9200 board,so I need to write
the OHCI driver for that system,e.g. ohci-at91rm9200.c(which may functions like
ohci-omap.c or ohci-pxa27x.c)
But I really know little about USB structures in 2.6 kernel...
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On Saturday 29 January 2005 14:13, Richard wrote:
> Dear all,
> I'm using linux 2.6.10 kernel and want to write my own USB OHCI driver
> because there is no ported one. I tried to port my own driver using
I'm confused - there is an OHCI driver in 2.6.10:
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Dear all,
I'm using linux 2.6.10 kernel and want to write my own USB OHCI driver
because there is no ported one.
I tried to port my own driver using ohci-pxa27x.c's structure,in the
ohci_hcd_xxx_init function,it only register the and then return.And I think
there may be some fun
