Hi Colin,
        Check out the FAQ at http://www.linux-usb.org, about reporting
bugs.

                                                regards,

                                                Stephen.

On Tue, 30 Aug 2005, Colin Kuskie wrote:

> For internal usage at my work, they built a USB to 1-wire translator
> on top of a PIC.  They assigned it the USB HID class and give it the
> a report descriptor for Vendor Usage 1 so that they wouldn't have to
> install any drivers on Windows.  See below for the report descriptor in
> PIC ASM format, it's just byte codes.
>
> The thing worked great, including not needing to install drivers on
> user's desktops, and now I'd like to use it on my Linux box.  However,
> when I plug it in, this is what I get (on FC3, kernel 2.6.12-1.1372):
>
>
> Aug 30 14:10:56 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: new low speed USB device using 
> uhci_hcd and address 3
> Aug 30 14:11:01 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: unable to read config index 1 
> descriptor/start
> Aug 30 14:11:01 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: can't read configurations, error -110
> Aug 30 14:11:01 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: new low speed USB device using 
> uhci_hcd and address 4
> Aug 30 14:11:06 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: unable to read config index 1 
> descriptor/start
> Aug 30 14:11:06 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: can't read configurations, error -110
> Aug 30 14:11:06 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: new low speed USB device using 
> uhci_hcd and address 5
> Aug 30 14:11:11 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: unable to read config index 1 
> descriptor/start
> Aug 30 14:11:11 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: can't read configurations, error -110
> Aug 30 14:11:11 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: new low speed USB device using 
> uhci_hcd and address 6
> Aug 30 14:11:16 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: unable to read config index 1 
> descriptor/start
> Aug 30 14:11:16 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: can't read configurations, error -110
> Aug 30 14:18:33 redwall kernel: usb 2-1: new low speed USB device using 
> uhci_hcd and address 7
>
>
> Since this is my first post to the list, could someone please let me
> know the rules of list etiquette?
>
> What information is needed to debug this problem?
>
> What things can I try myself?
>
> Do I need to write my own driver in Linux to support the device?
>
> Thank you,
> Colin Kuskie
>
>
> ; ******************************************************************
> ; This table is polled by the host immediately after USB Reset has been 
> released.
> ; This table defines the maximum packet size EP0 can take.
> ; See section 9.6.1 of the Rev 1.0 USB specification.
> ; These fields are application DEPENDENT. Modify these to meet
> ; your specifications.
> ; the offset is passed in P0 and P1 (P0 is low order byte).
> ; ******************************************************************
> Descriptions
>       banksel EP0_start
>       movf    EP0_start+1,w
>       movwf   PCLATH
>       movf    EP0_start,w
>       movwf   PCL
>
> DeviceDescriptor
> StartDevDescr
>       retlw   0x12            ; bLengthLength of this descriptor
>       retlw   0x01            ; bDescType This is a DEVICE descriptor
>       retlw   0x10            ; bcdUSBUSB revision 1.10 (low byte)
>       retlw   0x01            ; high byte
>       retlw   0x00            ; bDeviceClasszero means each interface 
> operates independently
>       retlw   0x00            ; bDeviceSubClass
>       retlw   0x00            ; bDeviceProtocol
>       retlw   0x08            ; bMaxPacketSize0 - inited in UsbInit()
>       retlw   0xFA            ; idVendor - 0x04FA is Dallas Semiconductor 
> Vendor ID
>       retlw   0x04            ; vendor high order byte
>       retlw   0x23            ; idProduct = 0x9123
>       retlw   0x91            ; product high order byte
>       retlw   0x01            ; bcdDevice - Use this as the rev indicator.
>       retlw   0x00
>       retlw   0x01            ; iManufacturer - String Descriptor Index for 
> Manufacturer
>       retlw   0x02            ; iProduct - String Descriptor Index for Product
>       retlw   0x00            ; iSerialNumber - 3
>       retlw   NUM_CONFIGURATIONS      ; bNumConfigurations
>
> ; ******************************************************************
> ; This table is retrieved by the host after the address has been set.
> ; This table defines the configurations available for the device.
> ; See section 9.6.2 of the Rev 1.0 USB specification (page 184).
> ; These fields are application DEPENDENT.
> ; Modify these to meet your specifications.
> ; ******************************************************************
> Config1
>       retlw   0x09            ; bLength       Length of this descriptor
>       retlw   0x02            ; bDescType     2=CONFIGURATION
>       retlw   EndConfig1 - Config1    ;wTotalLength
>       retlw   0x00
>       retlw   0x01            ; bNumInterfaces        Number of interfaces
>       retlw   0x01            ; bConfigValue  Configuration Value
>       retlw   0x03            ; iConfig       String Index for this config = 
> #03
>       retlw   0x80            ; bmAttributes  attributes - bus powered, 
> remote wakeup disabled
>       retlw   0x32            ; MaxPower      100mA
> Interface1
>       retlw   0x09            ; length of descriptor
>       retlw   INTERFACE;
>       retlw   0x00            ; number of interface, 0 based array
>       retlw   0x00            ; alternate setting (default = 0)
>       retlw   0x02            ; number of endpoints used in this interface 
> (excluding endpoint 0)
>       retlw   0x03            ; interface class (0x03 = HID)
>       retlw   0x00            ; interface subclass (0x00 = not a boot device)
>       retlw   0x00            ; interface protocol (0x00 = none)
>       retlw   0x00            ; index to string descriptor that describes 
> this interface
> HID_Descriptor
>       retlw   (Endpoint1 - HID_Descriptor)     ; descriptor size
>       retlw   0x21            ; descriptor type (HID)
>       retlw   0x00            ; Low byte of HID class release number (1.00)
>       retlw   0x01            ; High byte of HID class release number (1.00)
>       retlw   0x00            ; Localized country code (none)
>       retlw   0x01            ; # of HID class descriptor to follow (1)
>       retlw   0x22            ; Report descriptor type (HID)
>       retlw   low  (end_ReportDescriptor - ReportDescriptor)
>       retlw   high (end_ReportDescriptor - ReportDescriptor)
> Endpoint1
>       retlw   0x07            ; length of descriptor
>       retlw   ENDPOINT        ; Descriptor type
>       retlw   0x81            ; Encoded Address: EP1, In
>       retlw   0x03            ; Endpoint Attribute: Interrupt transfer
>       retlw   0x08            ; max packet size (8 bytes) low order byte
>       retlw   0x00            ; max packet size (8 bytes) high order byte
>       retlw   0x0A            ; polling interval (10ms)
> Endpoint2
>       retlw   0x07            ; length of descriptor
>       retlw   ENDPOINT        ; Descriptor type
>       retlw   0x01            ; Encoded Address: EP1, OUT
>       retlw   0x03            ; Endpoint Attribute: Interrupt transfer
>       retlw   0x08            ; max packet size (8 bytes) low order byte
>       retlw   0x00            ; max packet size (8 bytes) high order byte
>       retlw   0x0A            ; polling interval (10ms)
> EndConfig1
>
> ReportDescriptorLen
>       retlw   low  (end_ReportDescriptor-ReportDescriptor)
> ReportDescriptor
>       dt 0x06, 0xA0, 0xff     ; USAGE_PAGE (Vendor Defined Page 1)
>       dt 0x09, 0x01           ; USAGE (Vendor Usage 1)
>       dt 0xa1, 0x01           ; COLLECTION (Application)
> ; INPUT REPORT
>       dt 0x09, 0x01           ;   USAGE (Vendor Usage 1)
>       dt 0x15, 0x00           ;   LOGICAL_MINIMUM (0)
>       dt 0x26, 0xff, 0x00     ;   LOGICAL_MAXIMUM (255)
>       dt 0x75, 0x08           ;   REPORT_SIZE (8 bits)
>       dt 0x95, 0x08           ;   REPORT_COUNT (8)
>       dt 0x81, 0x02           ;   INPUT (Data,Var,Abs)
> ; OUTPUT REPORT
>       dt 0x09, 0x02           ;   USAGE (Vendor Usage 2)
>       dt 0x15, 0x00           ;   LOGICAL_MINIMUM (0)
>       dt 0x26, 0xff, 0x00     ;   LOGICAL_MAXIMUM (255)
>       dt 0x75, 0x08           ;   REPORT_SIZE (8 bits)
>       dt 0x95, 0x08           ;   REPORT_COUNT (8)
>       dt 0x91, 0x02           ;   OUTPUT (Data,Var,Abs)
>       dt 0xc0                 ; END_COLLECTION
> end_ReportDescriptor
>
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