On Sat, 2002-06-29 at 20:27, shino korah wrote:
> I want to use EHCI-HCD driver for my NEC USB 2.0 PCI
> card. I chose to use 2.5.12 kernel( I was using 2.4.2)
> but when I boots 2.5.12 gets stuck at 
> Serial driver version 5.02 (2000-08-09)

First off, the 2.5 kernel series is the development tree.  Various
innocent-looking configuration options can cause your kernel to not
boot.  This varies from version to version; as developers add new
functionality for testing, other things do and are expected to break for
awhile.  Thus, I think your problem has little to do with EHCI-HCD (USB
2.0) and much to do with an unstable base platform; may I suggest using
kernel 2.4.19-pre10, which does have EHCI-HCD support and is generally
regarded as stable?  If not, please use a recent 2.5 kernel (e.g.
2.5.24).

In any case, compile your EHCI-HCD driver as a module not loaded
automatically at boot time.  Simply add this to a known working kernel
config.  When booted, load the module by hand and see if your kernel
freezes again.  If it does, write up as detailed a report as you can
(including your config options, kernel version, hardware, etc.) and send
it here.  If it doesn't freeze, and want to discuss usage of the driver,
try posting your query no linux-usb-users; you'll find some practical
advice on USB driver usage there.

Kris



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