Hi david,(I'm resending this b/c I did forgot to cc it to the list and didn't get a response from you..
let me know if you require anything more).
attached is the patch [for the centillium P300 P400 and A100 chips] updated with your suggestions and re tested.
usbnet.patch
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please let me know if there is anything else I need to do... mike On Jun 15, 2005, at 10:01 PM, David Brownell wrote:
On Wednesday 15 June 2005 9:47 pm, you wrote:the target (usb slave) is a router thus even if the ADSL link is down,there is no reason why the network between the usb master and slave (linux host and router) should affected.. Thus, I believe "always connected" is appropriate, no?That's the way I usually look at it with PDAs and such, but ...on the other hand, I'm not sure what hooks can be in place.. could you point me to an example of similar code so I understand?... then there's also your average Ethernet link, where "connected" refers to the link on the other side of USB. Unplug that cable, link is down. Unplug ADSL link ... very similar. Ditto a cable modem using CDC Ethernet. All those usually involve an "interrupt" transfer (polled by the USB host) for a link status notification. - Dave
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