On Fri, 15 Apr 2005, Konstantin Kletschke wrote:

> 1.) In 10% of all plug events of the WLAN stick the usb core tells
> "Device Descriptor Read Error" with both of the ohci emulation framework
> and with the isp116x-hcd driver. Is it save to blame the WLAN stick
> itself to be being buggy? In all cases powercycling or replug yields in
> perfect USB device enumeration.

More info would be needed to pinpoint the culprit. Does this 
happen with other USB host controllers (no idea, whether you 
need to install linux-wlan-ng driver on test boxen or not)?

In any case, you can recompile the driver with DEBUG, 
PTD_TRACE, and URB_TRACE enabled and post logs for a 
successful and a failing enumeration to compare.

> 2.) I wan't to measure the performance of the USB bus and I wonder how
> to do this best. Is it safe to use an usb-2.0 storage device for that?
> What data rates do you gain with your hardware? It must not be exact or
> something, I only wan't to be sure to use the hardware at 90% and
> exclude systematical errors or something.

Leaving aside what may be "the best" way to measure the USB 
performance, I did it with usb-2.0 memory stick, which was 
the only device attached at the measurement time. With this 
controller, it's in full speed mode, of course. Mounting a 
stick that contained a 16 MB file and issuing:

time if=a_16MB_file_on_stick of=/dev/null bs=16k

yielded here 717 kiB/s.

By the way, for the current driver version the maximum 
possible transfer rate when performing bulk-only transfers 
to/from a single device is 812.5 kiB/s.

Olav


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