On Friday 25 February 2005 10:11 am, Danilo Halla wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm trying to get an USB mouse working on OMAP Innovator, but the
> kernel (2.6.11-rc5-omap1) is not detecting any device at all.

Odd.  Presumably earlier kernels worked for you; you should
find out when it stopped working.  It's possible some of the
recent updates for OSK stomped on Innovator or 1510 support.

If you're feeling adventurous, try the USB clock gating patch
that I posted on Monday:

http://linux.omap.com/pipermail/linux-omap-open-source/2005-February/003019.html

If anything, I'd have expected that patch to break something on
Innovator, rather than fix anything, so don't get your hopes up.
(The clock tree on 1510 is much simpler than on newer chips,
and it's possible that "usb_clko" acts differently too ... but
it looked to me like enabling it was just "cargo cult" code
copied from the original MontaVista support.)


> I read on some threads that Innovator had some problems in it's wiring
> and because of that USB host was not working. Does anyone know
> anything about this?

Let's see.  Two of the three ports are accessible through OHCI,
but multiplexing for one of them interferes with UART2.  So one
thing to try is using the other accessible host port.  (You are
using the custom cables that came with your Innovator, I hope!
And it's possible that some boards worked better than others.)

The host worked just fine when I tested it many months ago.  The
only wiring issues I ran into were with the peripheral controller,
specifically that the D+ pullup wasn't behaving (possibly related
to a hardware pin muxing bug, for which rc5 has the workaround)
and that lacking a VBUS IRQ, there was no way to gate the 48MHz
clock (bad interactions with PM).  Schematics might have helped
resolve those issues.

- Dave


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