The Ipaq runs the familiar 0.7.2 version.
Did that work well for you in some earlier configuration?
When the system boots (system being any of the above) the usb0 is properly set up (ifconfig shows nice info)
When I up the interface (usbf) on my ipaq (which uses dns and dhcp) I get an dhcp address and CAN connect to the dns server (which runs on my desktop).
So it's basically working, and you're using either the sa1100 or pxa version of "usb-eth" with Familiar.
However. When I try to do anything else (like connect using ssh or telnet to a port of a service know to be running on a fixed port) the client connecting to the service hangs on the 'connect' system call (checked with strace).
Your firewall was explicitly handling UDP, but ignored TCP. I suspect this isn't a firewall issue, though, because:
I also get the following messages on my ipaq's dmesg :
usb_recv: RPC for non-existent buffer
usb_recv: fifo screwed, shouldn't contain data
NETDEV WATCHDOG: usbf: transmit timed outNETDEV WATCHDOG: usb0: transmit timed out
That looks like maybe it's an SA-1100 and there's some kind of driver bug ... there are some rude errata with respect to OUT transfers and DMA. One fix might be to rewrite that portion of the driver to use PIO, not DMA.
Could there be something wrong with usbnet ?
Well, the only real errors reported were in your PDA, so I don't think the host side "usbnet" can reasonably be blamed ... :)
- Dave
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