OK, so I see all five patches got through the list server. To summarize, if you apply these to kernel 2.5.1 you'll have basic USB 2.0 functionality: enumerating high speed devices, and lowspeed ones through USB 2.0 hubs. Doing control and bulk requests to them. Some highspeed interrupts work, and there's no ISO yet.
Right now you can probably find USB storage devices (CD/DVD/CDRW units, disks) and those have worked fine with this driver in the past. I'd be skeptical of them on 2.5.1 because of the block I/O changes ... usb-storage oopsed with both OHCI and UHCI for me, so block I/O changes seem like the likely culprit. You're also starting to be able to find USB 2.0 hubs. This driver should handle those with some issues; you may need to unplug/replug in some cases, I'm not yet sure why certain errors happen there. And the hub driver needs to learn about clearing TT errors. But all in all, it seems like a fine time for other folk to step beyond dipping their toes in the USB 2.0 water! The hardware drought is ending, we have a kernel that's set up for development, and what seems to me like a solid start ... happy hacking! - Dave _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-devel
