Le Wednesday 03 November 2004 � 07:26:14, Valsecchi Patrick a �crit: > Hi,
Hello, > There are just some race conditions when I unplug and replug the cable between the > PC and a USB hub (with the 7 readers connected to it) that makes the USB drivers > crash. After that, I cannot access the readers anymore, even by restarting PCSC. > Then I have to reboot or to un-load the kernel modules, reload them and restart PCSC > for recovering my system. I guess it's a kernel problem (home brewed 2.6.7)... Yes, it is a 2.6.7 known USB bug. You should upgrade to a newer version like 2.6.9. > Why not having no limit and allocating ressources dynamically? Or at least set it > through a configuration parameter (only one for the daemon and the readers can get > it from the daemon at startup)? This is anyoing to re-compile the drivers and PCSC > just for that, especially when you use pre-compiled packages like me. Some people > will tell me that it's not common to have more than 16 readers and they are right, > but... We could do dynamic allocation. But this feature would be used by only 0.01% (just an estimation). In fact I had to modify the code to support more than one logical reader per physical reader (the SCR 331-DI has a contact and a contactless interface). So it would not be very difficult to use a completely dynamic allocation. Patches are welcome :-) Bye, -- Dr. Ludovic Rousseau [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Normaliser Unix c'est comme pasteuriser le camembert, L.R. -- _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
