Hi Again,
Well, the good news is I was able to answer my own questions. The bad
news is that although I was able to successfully apply the
usb-ehci-2.4.20-pre11.patch to my 2.4.20 final release kernel sources,
my new patched kernel didn't help bring my USB2.0 CardBus card to
life. Maybe I'll tr
Probably SCSI Disk support.
On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, Gabor Hetyei wrote:
> Mi apologies to everyone.
>
> I tried to boot into the original SuSE kernel again, and now I was able to
> mount my Buslink USB flashdrive. So it seems when I made my kernel
> smaller, I managed to leave out something that is
You might want to try gpm to mix two devices together and then use
/dev/gpmdata in X. "man gpm" should help you do that.
On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Joe Emenaker wrote:
> I'm a pretty happy camper when it comes to using USB on my laptop,
> except for one thing
>
> If I start XFree86 (version 4, min
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Has anyone used the HP 620 with RH 8.0 or the 2.4.18
series kernel ? What software ?
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Thanks, I will give it a go.
Roger.
Johannes Erdfelt wrote:
A timeout on a 5 byte buffer is almost certainly because the device has
nothing to send yet :)
You can workaround it by using the usb_submit_urb interface and giving a
timeout of 0.
The URB will never timeout then and just sit there
A timeout on a 5 byte buffer is almost certainly because the device has
nothing to send yet :)
You can workaround it by using the usb_submit_urb interface and giving a
timeout of 0.
The URB will never timeout then and just sit there waiting for data to
arrive.
Look at the USB server drivers, usb
The buffer is only 5 bytes. I think the problem is, that it is not
always receiving data. It just receives data when someone sends a
signal, but I need to be constantly reading the device for when they do
send a signal. That's my problem I not sure if I am going about this
read function the bes
How big is the buffer you're reading?
Are you sure there is data to be read from the device?
Can you try HZ * 4 (or larger)?
JE
On Tue, Dec 03, 2002, Roger Hosto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay I add in HZ*2 it decreased the number of error messages, but I am
> still getting.
> kernel: usb_c
On Tue, Dec 03, 2002, Roger Hosto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay I am a novice in hardware programming, but I have always heard and
> readed that if there is something you want in linux and no one else has
> done it try it yourself. So I did.
>
> Here is my problem. I am writing a usb driver
On Sun, Dec 01, 2002 at 09:25:04AM -0800, Stephen J. Gowdy wrote:
> Hi Rogier,
> Do you have multiple lun support on? What are the contents of
> /proc/scsi/scsi? Most of these devices use a different lun and therefore a
> different scsi device for each type of card (sda, sdb, sdc, etc).
Be
Okay I am a novice in hardware programming, but I have always heard and
readed that if there is something you want in linux and no one else has
done it try it yourself. So I did.
Here is my problem. I am writing a usb driver for x10 cm19a usb Wireless
Transceiver. It is a simple device that tra
On Tue, Dec 03, 2002 at 07:31:39PM +1100, John Sheahan wrote:
> >
> > > And finally, the USB serial device limit is 256
> > > which I could theoretically attain with at least 3
> > > independent USB controllers?
>
> from where I sit - issues with identifying the individual ports look
> to be a
Hi,
I am trying to get USB audio working with Linux 2.4.19 and the Apple USB
speakers. I have read all of the documentation I can find on the
Internet, but I get no sound from these speakers.
I my /var/log/messages, I get this when I plugin the speakers.
Nov 21 16:45:24 flamehawk kernel: hub.c:
Hi,
I have the IOGear 2 Port USB 2.0 PCMCIA CardBus Card (Model: GPU202),
and their USB 2.0 External 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure (Model: GHE125U)
for my laptop. The only thing keeping me from switching to Linux from
Win2K is I don't want to give up these devices.
I have Gentoo 1.4 installed (dual
From: "Dmitri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Mon, 2002-12-02 at 18:08, Poul Petersen wrote:
> > And finally, the USB serial device limit is 256=20
> > which I could theoretically attain with at least 3=20
> > independent USB controllers?
>
> If you really want 256 serial devices connected through USB th
hi all
I've recently been given a belkin FSD-6050 wireless USP NIC.
I would really like to get this working under linux, but i have no idea
what driver to use.
any ideas??
regards
charles
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> Hello all
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>
> Further to my well publicised events with a BT isdn USB NTE, i've
> managed to get it going, but every now and again I get one of these
> which then causes a kernel page fault (not sure whether related or not).
>
> Nov 25 07:00:22 home kernel: usb-ohci.c: bug in call from c
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On Tue, 3 Dec 2002 19:31, John Sheahan wrote:
> are there any solutions to identifying ports - short of ensuring all
> devices have unique serial numbers?
Dave Brownell implemented a nice solution, called make_usb_path(), which gets
you the PCI addres
>
> > And finally, the USB serial device limit is 256
> > which I could theoretically attain with at least 3
> > independent USB controllers?
from where I sit - issues with identifying the individual ports look
to be a bigger problem than the number of ports.
(and bandwidth as these things are
Mi apologies to everyone.
I tried to boot into the original SuSE kernel again, and now I was able to
mount my Buslink USB flashdrive. So it seems when I made my kernel
smaller, I managed to leave out something that is essential. (I wish I
knew what that was though.)
Best regards, Gabor Hetyei
I'm a pretty happy camper when it comes to using USB on my laptop,
except for one thing
If I start XFree86 (version 4, mind you) and *then* plug in a USB mouse,
the mouse doesn't do anything. I have to shutdown X and start it over
again and then the mouse is detected.
When I plug the mouse in
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