I have a FOX Board which I have flashed the latest daily JFFS2 image of
OpenWRT Kamikaze (Jan 2, 2010). I installed the USB driver module package,
kmod-usb-etrax.

This is what happens when a USB device is plugged in:

   1. As soon as the first USB device is plugged in, the kernel log fills up
   with a large amount of debug spew. This only occurs the first time a device
   is inserted after a reboot, not any subsequent times.
   2. The kernel notices a new device plugged into a USB port.
   3. A read error occurs
   4. The port is disabled
   5. The port is re-enabled, and the process repeats from step 2 until the
   device is unplugged.

I have attached a dmesg dump from before the usb modules are loaded, a dmesg
dump from a boot where the usb modules are loaded at boot, and the output
from "logread" when a USB mouse (the low-speed device) and then a USB memory
stick (the high-speed device) are plugged in.

The only kernel modules loaded were hc_crisv10 and usbcore.
The USB devices i used in testing are confirmed working with another
computer.

Any help or hints towards getting USB to work would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

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