IGOR LURI wrote: > >After booting Linux I have the following mesages: > ... >Freeing unused kernel memory: 60k init >m8xxhci: assert reset >wait_for_qe(qe=c022a27c) done; urb 00000000, status -110 > >### Initial RAM disk starting interactive shell ### >BusyBox v0.60.0 (2001.10.05-20:58+0000) Built-in shell (msh) >Enter 'help' for a list of builtm8xxhci: assert reset >-in commands. > > >m8xxhci: assert reset >wait_for_qe(qe=c022a27c) done; urb 00000000, status -110
Those messages are not necessarily bad. The "poll for hub" code sends out requests looking for a device. If nothing is connected it gets an error. I thought the messages only came out if "verbose" was enabled... (I need to check) I don't know what the FADS h/w looks like - if their are no pullups on the D+/D- lines and the it has the 15k pull *downs* on both lines you can use the normal RXP/RNX insert detection code (i.e. you can turn off the polling code). Is there a device connected? btw: I thought the 1khz timer signal needed to go to DREQ0, not DREQ1 -brad ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
