On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Jay Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have a source for this info? The only need for external
components that
I'm aware of is the 15k pulldowns when charging while in host mode.
About two years ago I was working on getting USB Host mode working
out
On Thursday 21 August 2008, Geoff Ruscoe wrote:
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Jay Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have a source for this info? The only need for external
components that
I'm aware of is the 15k pulldowns when charging while in host mode.
About two years ago
On Tuesday 19 August 2008, Jay Vaughan wrote:
Maybe i should test it with a more simple usb keyboard without any
extra
functions.
You should test your USB keyboard with the Freerunner, using a USB
*HUB* in between, and see if that doesn't fix things. IFAICT, there
are details
For USB Hostmode to work with power from the internal battery no
hardware modification nor usb-hub is needed.
I found the problem why my usb keyboard doesn't work within X. I still
use 2007.2 with the newest daily builds but it seems that the
xserver-kdrive-glamo module is too old.
There was a bug
Hi,
i tried to use my logitech usb keyboard with the freerunner with no luck so far.
I'm using 2007.2 with the latest uBoot Image and latest kernel/system updates.
First i switched to usb hostmode and supplied the 5V to the usb port with the
following commands.
echo host
Hi, that was me on the planet who used the usb keyboard for various
things on the Freerunner ( [1] [2] )
I'm afraid I can't really give you much help as mine just worked.
Once power was applied it functioned like a usb keyboard on a desktop
pc.
How are you managing to connect your devices to
I use an usb female to female adapter with the standard neo usb cable to
attach the usb devices.
I think the problem is the keyboard itself. The keyboard has also a
mouse like scrollwheel integrated. And when i take a look in the
messages log i see that two devices appear when attaching the
I wonder if the FreeRunner is simply not supplying enough power for
the keyboard? There's probably a way of finding out, but I don't know
it off the top of my head. A three headed cable might fix your
problems (as described on the wiki), but you're right in saying that
the best test might be to
I think the power supply isn't the problem because the mouse part works.
I could also press the function key (a special led indicates the
success) which sets the function keys to F1 - F12 and not to special
logitech functions. On the back of the keyboard the specification says
that it only needs
Now i tested it with an usb hub but the behaviour is the same.
In the log it shows that it found the hub and after attaching the
keyboard it found both hid devices (keyboard and mouse). But again only
the mouse part works and the keyboard does nothing. The log doesn't show
any relevant difference
I think i found the problem why the keyboard isn't working.
I went to a friend and after a few tests with his usb keyboard we found
out, that the keyboard works, but only within the console and not in the
X environment. After a short search i found a ticket which exactly
describes my problem:
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