Hi
I've written a National 9603/4 driver (not quite ready for submission yet), and I'm trying to get RNDIS to work with it. CDC ethernet works with a Linux host, but I can't get the RNDIS driver to work with Windows.
A driver for another controller sounds great! Nothing too painful?
On Windows XP, after installing the linux.inf file from linux/Documentation/usb/, I get a message from windows "This device cannot start. (Code 10)"
Did you try applying the patch I sent? I'm not sure it'd make a difference, but some of the state transition updates might matter (and big endian CPUs won't work just yet).
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-usb-devel&m=108196929526423&w=2
If that doesn't help, try turning on the RNDIS (and maybe g_ether) debugging hooks. Presumably they'll tell you something about what the host is doing, and what the device isn't doing.
Windows 2000 seems unable to identify the inf file as a driver, and it can't find a driver on the Windows CD.
Grab the MSFT driver kit (see URL in the INF file), that's where the drivers are on Win2K (according to MSFT). It includes rndis writeups, which should help when debugging.
Is there something I'm missing? Could anyone tell me what I need to do? I know I haven't given much information, but Windows doesn't really give very much useful feedback.
I'm not particularly a Windows expert myself, but I was quite pleased to see this work on net2280 the first time I tried ...
- Dave
David
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