Hello Laurent,
I can't use your patch since I am not in a Linux OS system, but I do
believe your patch is going to be able to work. In my system, I use
the following method to patch these alignment problems:
static uint8_t get_byte(uint32_t dword, int offset)
{
return (0x00FF & (dword >> (
Hi Brian,
On Friday 01 February 2008, Brian Pin wrote:
> Hi Laurent, I found the answer why I get slow framerate on Microsoft CAM
> NX600. See the following three lines: (uvc_set_video_ctrl)
> *(__le16*)&data[16] = cpu_to_le16(ctrl->wDelay);
> *(__le32*)&data[18] = cpu_to_le32(ctrl->dwMaxVideoFram
Hi Brian,
On Friday 25 January 2008, Brian Pin wrote:
> Hi Laurent:
> This OS is quite simple and made by my colleague, it is running on
> ARM926ejs, I adopted the driver from our USB IP vendor, and developing USB
> layer from USBD, roothub to UVC driver. And I did not using the same user
> space
Hi Laurent:
This OS is quite simple and made by my colleague, it is running on
ARM926ejs, I adopted the driver from our USB IP vendor, and developing USB
layer from USBD, roothub to UVC driver. And I did not using the same user
space app on my FPGA platform. On PC, I am using windows application, o
Hi Brian,
On Friday 25 January 2008 02:13, Brian Pin wrote:
> I ported linux-uvc driver on our simple os system, which is quite the same
> as linux, since I ported the all the usb (hcd and hub, message..) from
> Linux.
Nice. Just out of curiosity, what kind of OS is this ? And what kind of
platf
I ported linux-uvc driver on our simple os system, which is quite the same
as linux, since I ported the all the usb (hcd and hub, message..) from
Linux.
The question is our verification system runs at a FPGA platform and I can
successfully connected to a Microsoft camera, get its descriptors and al
