On Monday 27 February 2006 12:43 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Thanks Dave,
>
> I have registered my hcd as a platform driver. In my hc_driver structure
> I have 4 entry points related to PM. Those are bus_suspend/resume and
> suspend/resume.
For (respectively) the root hub and the whole cont
Thanks Dave,
I have registered my hcd as a platform driver. In my hc_driver structure
I have 4 entry points related to PM. Those are bus_suspend/resume and
suspend/resume.
In my platform driver I have two entry points related to PM. Those r
suspend/resume. Now if I can provide all the functiona
On Thursday 23 February 2006 9:44 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am developing a driver for a USB Host Controller (HC) on PCMCIA card.
> The Host controller is OHCI based.
But not OHCI? Otherwise you should just use the normal Linux OHCI driver.
>So when the HCFS is changed t
Hi,
I am developing a driver for a USB Host Controller (HC) on PCMCIA card.
The Host controller is OHCI based.
I have a doubt. From the specification it seems that once the Host
Controller Functional State (HCFS) is changed to suspended, list
processing and SOF token generation stop but the HC re
