Hi Kyle!
Amon,
Ok, I've made a few changes. I have added support for the ping
pong feature on the HC. With the Ethernet device I have been using, I
was able to get ~15% better performance with the ping pong feature.
Depending on how the driver for the individual device is written, you
may
Hi again Kyle!
in the middle of the mail there are some info that I forgot in the past mail..
Amon,
thanks for testing this driver on your device. Work is still
being done on it. Let me address a few of your issues below:
> Using USB Storage Device (32MB Memory Stick):
> 1) devic
Amon,
thanks for testing this driver on your device. Work is still
being done on it. Let me address a few of your issues below:
> Using USB Storage Device (32MB Memory Stick):
> 1) device is recognized correctly when plugged in
> before booting
> or the first time it's plugge
By the way, and same quesion agin:
Have anyone ported original philps drivers to 2.6.x kernel ?
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Hi Kyle,
I'm working with llandre for ISP1362 support on our board.
First of all thanks for your driver!
I've tested it with our PPC405EP-based board (after a few changes to
support it,
of course), with the driver compiled into the kernel.
Here are some notes about it:
Using USB Storage Device (
> For Kyle: I got the drivers directly from Philips technical support.
>
Thanks for the info, but I finally was able to get Philips technical
support to provide me with these. I was able to get the driver from
Denx software to send bulk data much faster for a 2.4 kernel. I could
send you a co
Hello,
> For Kyle: I got the drivers directly from Philips technical support.
>
Thanks for the info, but I finally was able to get Philips technical
support to provide me with these.
ok.
I was able to get the driver from
Denx software to send bulk data much faster for a 2.4 kernel.
Great!
I could
> I would like to try this out; I would prefer not to duplicate any
> effort, especially if I'll use your version in the end anyways.
>
> Do you have a patch you could send to the list?
>
I'm still doing some cleanups and will post it hopefully within the
next days (or maybe hours...).
Hi guys,
so
Hi,
> Lothar, you've done some work on this, right?
>
Yes.
> I would like to try this out; I would prefer not to duplicate any
> effort, especially if I'll use your version in the end anyways.
>
> Do you have a patch you could send to the list?
>
I'm still doing some cleanups and will post it h
> I'm still waiting
> for the
> response from Philips about this point. As soon as I get it,
> we'll decide
> what to do. So far we have two options:
>
> 1) start from the driver for 116x and add support for 1362 as
> described here:
> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=1088026
> Thanks for your cooperation.
> In the meanwhile we successfully ported the Philips host
> controller driver to our custom hardware and we achieved a
> transfer rate of 670 kB/s when reading a 32 MB memory stick
> (with old driver we achieved 64 kB/s, so it improved one
> order of magnitude
Hi Jordan,
Sorry about that last blank email.
no problem.
I have recently been working
with the ISP1362 HC driver from DENX Software to attempt to make the
bulk transfers faster. However, I have been unsuccessful with it so
far. If you would like a copy of what I have at this point, I can
llandre,
> I'm working with ISP1362 on some PPC405EP-based embedded
> platforms. So far I used the drivers included in the 2.4.20
> tree hosted at Denx Software Engineering. As host controller
> driver is not able to exploit all the available bandwidth for
> bulk transfers (for example see thi
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of llandre
> Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 6:27 AM
> To: Michael
> Cc: linux-usb-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [linux-usb-devel] Original drivers for ISP1362 by
Hi Mike,
thanks a lot for your answers.
The licensing model is clearly very important and I did not
realized they are not under GPL (when one gets used to work with tons of
open source software, sometimes assumes by default that all the sources are
covered by this license ...).
I'm getting in touch
> I'm working with ISP1362 on some PPC405EP-based embedded
> platforms.
..
> I found several threads in this mailing list about this chip, but
> it seems nobody works with Philips software
>
(http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat/usermanuals/UM10012_2.pdf).
> Are there particular reasons t
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