> > cvs -d cvs.linux-usb.sf.net:/cvsroot/linux-usb -z3 co hcd Don't use that, it's not as current as what's in the 2.5.latest kernel.
> Thanks, reading README was quite enlightening. I now feel much better > about 16mb/sec transfer rate that I was seeing. Does anyone know of a host > controller that is able to utilize entire USB bandwidth ? Or, is there > some tweaking to be done in the driver ? If you only got 16 MB/sec from an FX2, your firmware might be improved. I've seen 22 MB/sec from one. The NEC controller can max out that particular device. Or maybe it's that you're going through "libusb". Those NEC hardware limitations are fairly widely confirmed. I'm told that several of the other implementations (Intel, Philips, and VIA are now available to various degrees; ALI, ATI, and SiS seem to be coming along) are not taking those same implementation shortcuts. But then, they're also coming to market 18+ months later ... :) - Dave _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-devel
