> MaxPower Needed: 100mA
Eric,
The device appears non-compliant with USB 1.1 specification
for power. Their documentation states that it is USB
bus-powered,
drawing a maximum of 100mA from the bus; yet the device can
supply up to 200mA for 16 output pins. Add the power needed
for the 'dev
Quoting Stefan Neuwirth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi there,
>
> when loading usb-uhci (2.4.21-rc7-ac1) my 6in1 cardreader (bcm 3230,
> Vendor-ID 0x0aec,
> Produkt-ID 0x3050) is present. It's listed in /proc/bus/ucb/devices:
This is how the device presented itself for identification,
Spd=12, bus-p
> To "turn on" the camera i do this:
> w9968cf_set_reg(0xbf10, 0x);
>
> The kernel message is:
> usb-uhci.c: interrupt, status 3, frame# 486
> W996[87]CF: w9968cf_set_reg() failed (value BF10, index
> 00, error -110).
Hi,
The camera must be powered on first before some of the
registers work.
Quoting Nejc Novak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello linux-usb-devel!
>I am having a problem with this ML-1710 printer on a usb of course.
>I use Debian Woody and 2.4.24-1-686 kernel.
>
>When i plug it in this is what kernel reports:
>
> hub.c: new USB device 00:07.2-2, assigned address 1
Stefan,
I have confirmed that the command
cat /dev/video0 > /tmp/videodata
does stream, filling /tmp up quickly. I used 2.4.4 kernel,
as it did not compile on a 2.4.0 series.
Your earlier posted code showed checking register CR02 for
the buttonpress with a value of 0x4002. On my model, the
butt
> > What display program(s) are you intending to use, or be
> > compatible with?
>
> All V4L clients i hope. Can you recommend any good
> program? I have never used
> any V4L client.
Stefan,
I have gnometv-0.3 I may try to use that.
For the testing of ISOC frames, and the test bit that is
in we
>
> Has anyone used the WebcamGO(es)? I have one, so far it
> doesn't seem to
> have the same Winbond W996xCF chip set as the Webcam and
> WebcamGO.
>
> /mike
W9968CF was used in the webcamgo, and other chips were used
under different webcam names. Under usbdevfs
/proc/bus/usb/devices there shou
Some compilers are built from components. If there is a
file *-core-* in the directory, you need it, (it contains
code in common with other compilers) but you will also need
another file for the front-end/back-end for the specific
language that you seek: c++, java, objective-c.
regards,
gm
> Hi,
Hi Jesse,
It is likely that the module to drive the keyboard is not
loaded. Check to see if hid.o is loaded, with lsmod, or cat
/proc/modules. This can be accomplished in the boot
scripts.
Information is in the kernel source file
linux/Documentation/usb/input.txt
regards,
gm
> I recently have
> I've just bought a Eridol (a roland product in fact) UM-1
> usb to midi box.
> Works fine under windows, but there doesn't seem to be
> even the beginning of
> a driver for such a thing under linux.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/usbua100/
regards,
gm
___
> Oh, I forgot to say that what I want to know is if I can
> use the VoIP Blaster
> (from Creative) in Linux.
There are developing efforts, or beginnings. See
voip.ring.org for a linux effort,
www.fobbit.com/ for NetBSD, Windows effort
sourceforge.net/projects/voip-blaster/ for another,
(voice-
Quoting Willy Gardiol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>
>
> Hallo to everybody.
>
> I own an mp3 player which has the sigmatel STMP3400, and after long searches
>
> on the web i decided to try to develop a driver for Linux for this device.
>
> Creating a
erwards look at using the codes in X. There are lots of
other projects that work with changing keycodes for X. Do look at the funkey
documentation.
Good luck to you and your project.
gmurray
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Quoting John Que <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello,
>
> I work with a logitech 4000 pro WebCam with the pwc driver;
> I run it on RH9 linux with 2.4.20-8 kernel.
>
> The driver is part of the linux kernel 2.4.20-8. (and also above , of
> course).
>
> Now , in pwc_isoc_init() method (in pwc-if.c)
Quoting Mike Mestnik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I seen that this pad has some previous posts, after all it was at
> Wal*mart. What I found was rather a mess, there are 10 axis? The first
> pair is the d-pad and the others are dead, untill you hit mode/game-set.
> Then first pair is the left stick a
Hi Pete,
The configuration C: should change to show change in active configuration.
The interface I: changes whenever a device is plugged/unplugged and a
driver grabs the device. So a single read would not do for these.
It is a inconvenient to obtain this information, but sometimes useful.
Rega
Hello Luca,
The text appears to show that the device accepts high-speed only, and
a disconnect from a high-speed hub 4, and a reconnect to a full-speed
hub 2 is doomed to fail.
Regards
Gerald
Quoting Luca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> dc1100: V4L2 driver for CT-DC1100 Video and Camera Controllers v1:
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