Brad Hards wrote: <snip> > I am currently working on getting some USB 2.0 cards and hubs (PR does have > some advantages :-) > I have some promising leads. I plan to extend this work to seeking some > devices as well. Naturally I plan to distribute this stuff to developers more > capable than myself. > This might result in nothing. But I think it is worth requesting. But it produced. Orange Micro (http://www.orangemicro.com) have donated three USB 2.0 (EHCI) PCI cards. I have one, the others went to David Brownell and Greg Kroah-Hartman. I have a commitment from IOGEAR (http://www.iogear.com) for PCI controller now, and hub and Cardbus controllers in mid-May. Belkin have also indicated that they are willing to provide cards and hubs when they ship. I have to confirm the details on this, but expect May 2001. I have a commitment from Cypress (http://www.cypress.com) for two CY3641 development kits (https://www.cypress.com/design/progprods/usb/devtools/cy3681.html). This is especially good news, since it has downloadable firmware (basically the EZUSB family at USB 2.0 speed). Ideal for anyone who can work on the periodic transfer stuff for the EHCI controller. Should be shipped next week. At this stage one is going to David Brownell, and the other is coming to me. I will send it (and a PCI controller) to whoever has time to work on it. No claims - it goes to Johannes who has some limited time. KLSI are working on a USB 2.0 device - true 10/100 Mbps ethernet. Availability for us is probably mid-May. I plan to work on this, unless someone else pitches in with a claim. I am still working on other devices - response to date has been really positive. Linux USB does have credibility amongst manufacturers. If you have time and inclination to work on this, please contact me. These companies are supporting Linux USB, and I commend them to you. Brad _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-devel
