On Wed, 12 Jan 2005, CG wrote:
Hello,
I can now install g_file_storage. But I got some strange messages once I
plug the usb cable to the host and mount it.
First of all, I created a file like that :
dd bs=1024 count=1024 if=/dev/zero of=/root/data/backing_file
insmod
Hello,
I can now install g_file_storage. But I got some strange messages once I
plug the usb cable to the host and mount it.
First of all, I created a file like that :
dd bs=1024 count=1024 if=/dev/zero of=/root/data/backing_file
insmod g_file_storage.o (I changed, in file_storage.c, the
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005, CG wrote:
Hello,
Just to explain the problem, (processor : at91rm9200)
When I install the g_file_storage module() and plug my usb device, I got
some problems.
The usb device has correctly been configured. The USB device's using 1 bulk
in and 1 bulk out
You're speaking figuratively, right? _You_ don't complete the request,
g_file_storage does. Or maybe the udc driver does; it's not clear which
you mean. So when you say you don't understand what to do, do you mean
that _you_ don't understand or the udc driver doesn't understand?
I mean
Hello,
Just to explain the problem, (processor : at91rm9200)
When I install the g_file_storage module() and plug my usb device, I got
some problems.
The usb device has correctly been configured. The USB device's using 1 bulk
in and 1 bulk out endpoints. After configuration state, the usb
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005, CG wrote:
That particular CBW will cause g_file_storage to stall the bulk-in
endpoint, unless you invoke it with the stall=no parameter. Maybe your
udc driver has problems implementing the stall?
I'll take a look for stall endpoint. I think that's not really
On Monday 10 January 2005 10:49 am, CG wrote:
That particular CBW will cause g_file_storage to stall the bulk-in
endpoint, unless you invoke it with the stall=no parameter. Maybe your
udc driver has problems implementing the stall?
I'll take a look for stall endpoint. I think that's
Hi,
Can you mind tell me if we have to send status after receiving CBW block
data. I think that udc has never sent this block to the host. It's maybe
why the host issues for a timeout and transfer again CBW block data.
Christian
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On Mon, 10 Jan 2005, CG wrote:
Hi,
Can you mind tell me if we have to send status after receiving CBW block
data. I think that udc has never sent this block to the host. It's maybe
why the host issues for a timeout and transfer again CBW block data.
For the CBW you included in your
