> Aaargh. It was some last minute cleanup that lead to this crash.
> I only compiled with CONFIG_USB_DEBUG disabled after this change
> which disables the BUG_ON() checking.

Aaah, I see.  Thanks, I put that in.


However, I'm still having trouble.  Perhaps you have an idea?
I can't seem to get the chip/driver to generate the CLKRDY bit in
the HCuPINT register, so it always fails due to no clock started.
I can read/write registers okay.  I'm using the software reset,
but it's not entering the timeout condition.

What's wierd, though, is that HCCONTROL is 0x00000000, which leads
me to believe that it's still in the reset state..   Do you know
what could possibly cause this?  I'm assuming you're using hardware
reset, so you may not have run into this.

I'd be very grateful for any help.

Thanks,
Mike



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