, the device should only respond with the first 8
bytes of the device descriptor (just to get maxPacketLength)?
This hardware is giving me fits trying to get past the initial stages,
either my linux box says reading the device descriptor timed out, or
it read 0 bytes (in hub.c).
Thanks.
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program has
the port still open), which causes it to die at that point.
Is there any particular reason the hub would disable that port? Or am
I in flakey hardware land here?
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# CONFIG_USB_DYNAMIC_MINORS is not set
# CONFIG_USB_SUSPEND is not set
# CONFIG_USB_OTG is not set
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# USB Host Controller Drivers
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CONFIG_USB_EHCI_HCD=y
CONFIG_USB_UHCI_HCD=y
CONFIG_USB_HID=y
CONFIG_USB_HIDINPUT=y
# CONFIG_HID_FF is not set
CONFIG_USB_HIDDEV=y
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by me. Is limiting the number of values you can
write at one time to a saner value the right solution?
If so, I will gladly submit a patch.
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for __s32 and the like.
As for the types, it was suggested that the explicit size types be used
as opposed to unsigned to guarantee structure size.
Maybe this needs to be rethought since you claim it breaks userspace.
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Noticed my patches still weren't in 2.6.4
Did Linus reject them?
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Greg KH wrote:
I don't think we have sent them to him yet :)
They are probably in the latest -mm tree, right?
I believe so. I just know Marcel was begging for them.
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If someone sends me the patch again, against the latest 2.4 kernel I
will :)
Here's the complete patch (both patches included) against 2.4.24.
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Greg-
Use this 2.4.24 patch instead.
Contains a small fix pointed out by Vojtech.
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Here's version 2 of my patch to support writing multiple bytes to a usage.
I've also made the type changes that Greg pointed out (though that may want to be
broken out separately)...
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hid-multi2.diff
what command should I use to provide you with the descriptor?
try lsusb -vv
It will dump everything about every usb device so look for where your Logitech device
gets mentioned in the device name.
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oops..missed reply all
And regarding the first patch - I'm still not convinced it's the right
way to do it - James, can you send me a descriptor dump for that device?
Maybe we're just misparsing the descriptor ...
I can't get a lsusb -vv output at the moment (device is in use), but here's
for my mailer tends to destroy tab spacings.
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be changed to __u32?
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See the breadth
the functionality of any other
devices considering that any HID devices that did work properly under
Linux had a 1-1 correspondence between usages and controls. In those cases
the patch wouldn't change anything.
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the individual byte usages gets rather
annoying at times.
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line patch to make them work (though I'm
sure it breaks other devices)
It is against 2.4.22 directly, but applies to 2.6.0-test10 (haven't tried
against 2.6.0)
Please CC me for I am not subscribed.
-- James Lamanna
diff -dur linux-2.4.22/drivers/usb/hid-core.c
linux-2.4.22-phid/drivers/usb/hid
me for I am not subscribed.
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