Hi Craig,
Thanks for testing the driver. Sorry it has taken a little while to
get back to you. I have been camping in Ontario, Canada with very intermittent
internet access.
I have tested it with an 8830, 8100, and an 8703e but nit with the 8700
so far. I'll have to look around work and I'm sure I can dig up an 8700 to
test with.
Are you sure that it is charging at 500mA rate without the do_charge
routing in there? You can check this with the 'usbdevs -v' command. It should
show 500mA power rate. The problem with the Blackberries is that they do not
tell the USB bus to turn on the 500mA charge until you enable it on the device.
Then the device disconnects and reconnects to the buss with the higher charge
rate enabled. That might be why you are seeing it detach and reattach.
It gets even harder with the "pearl" type Blackberry. I'm not yet sure
what models have the "pearl" features in them but it seems like it was added
for a removable storage card. The 8100 (the real pearl), 8800, and the 8830
all have this feature. When these devices connect to the buss, they id
themselves as a pearl type blackberry. The driver then needs to turn on the
high charge rate and tell them to go into dual mode. The dual mode allows them
to charge and also expose the memory card to the umass USB driver so it can be
mounted.
There is still one bug that I am tracking down and that is in the way the
umass device is handling the memory card. The blackberry exposes the memory
card to the umass device right away but doesn't let it use it until the user
types in there password on the blackberry. The umass device does like this
tries to repeatedly query the card. Once you type the password in then
everything seems to be OK. I'm sure it's just a matter of setting up the right
QUIRKS string in the umass driver but I haven't yet had a chance to start
working on this.
Any more feedback or testing is always welcome.
--- Kirk
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From: Craig Boston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 8/9/2007 3:26 PM
To: Kirk Davis
Subject: Re: (Please test) New blackberry (uberry) driver.
On Thu, Aug 09, 2007 at 03:01:42PM -0500, Craig Boston wrote:
> After those changes it compiled cleanly, but unfortunately it doesn't
> work quite right with my 8700. It gets detected, but continually
> detaches and reattaches.
A quick followup to my last message, if I comment out the do_charge
stuff completely it no longer detaches and reattaches constantly. So it
appears that on the 8700 at least, the only change from the OpenBSD
version that is necessary to enable 500mA charging is changing
UBERRY_CONFIG_NO from 0 to 1.
Craig
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