> > Related: USB 2.0 host controllers are in stores. Fry's lists
> > them for $50 (and up :), and they work fine with usb-ohci
> > (at "full" and "low" speeds) even if the "high speed" EHCI
> > support is still in development.
>
> I live in Seattle and have no Fry's Electronics to go to.
Well, you have compensating advantages, surely! :)
I mentioned retail availability purely since it's a sort of milestone,
and so that folk would know that these are safe to buy if they
happen to notice them for purchase.
> Please recommend one or two EHCI/USB 2.0 host-controllers
> that you'd like more test converage on. I can see about buying
> them online.
Basically, any PCI card now sold as supporting "high speed USB"
(with the red/blue logo) is going to have a NEC chip with a recent
stepping, and so should behave well. At least, so far as I know.
The current problem with USB 2.0 testing is getting high speed
devices. Rare is the word; I've seen none in stores, and few
announcements. I'd be looking for high speed usb disks to
appear before long ... those are products that will benefit a lot
from higher speed, once there's more OS support for EHCI.
Unfortunatenly MSFT probably controls those floodgates.
- Dave
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