On Tue, 2004-04-27 at 18:07, David Brownell wrote:
> What does /proc/rndis/0 (or whatever) have to say? At a guess,
> I'd say that it'll NOT be in the RNDIS_DATA_INITIALIZED state,
> it'll be in RNDIS_INITIALIZED instead.
yep, that's correct
~ # cat /proc/rndis/000
Config Nr. 0
used : y
state : RNDIS_INITIALIZED
medium : 0x00000000
speed : 0
cable : disconnected
vendor ID : 0x00000000
vendor : Linux 2.4.25-vrs2/n9604_udc
Cable disconnected. That looks suspicious. I think I know what to grep
for next
>
> That will normally mean that the other end hasn't activated the
> link yet. Is your Windows host sending lots of IN packets that
> are being NAKed? If so, the two sides disagree on the result
> of setting the current packet filter. Maybe the driver needs
> to save those bits and return them? Is the RNDIS code actually
> reaching the netif_carrier_on() call?
>
yes it does
David
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