Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
On Tue, 2002-12-31 at 11:25, Nageswari S wrote:
Is the pci_alloc routines work fine on NON-PCI platforms or is there any
change required.
What kernel base are you using ?
Yes, in 2.5 both the OHCI and dma-memory code are better generalized.
Though I certainly un
On Tue, 2002-12-31 at 11:13, siddharth sharma rajput wrote:
> fread(buff,20,1,fp); ( from user space)
> The read routine of my device driver is called
> 20 times.However I dont need this, as in a
> single read I get the image from device.
You asked for 20 seper
On Tue, 2002-12-31 at 11:25, Nageswari S wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> Thank you very much for the help. I tried monitoring the packets with CATC
> analyzer. There is no packet coming out of USB port.
>
> If I directly write a small routine to send USB SET ADDRESS packet to the
> device, (Not on Linux)
I am trying to connect up my Panasonic DMC-F7 Digital camera, I believe
it may be supported by the USB mass storage protocal?
When I boot-up with the camera turned on and connected there is the
following error "insmod usb-storage failed".
When I run hardrake (using Mandrake 9.0), it picks up th
Hi everybody,
I am writing device driver for fingerprint sensor.
I have written almost all the driver.
But I encountered a problem :
whenever I perform read on my device like this:
fread(buff,20,1,fp); /* in user space */
Read routine of my device driver is call
Hi everybody,
I have written device driver for fingerprint scanner
device.
But I encountered a problem, whenever I am performing
read operation like this:
fread(buff,20,1,fp); ( from user space)
The read routine of my device driver is called
Hi Greg,
Thank you very much for the help. I tried monitoring the packets with CATC
analyzer. There is no packet coming out of USB port.
If I directly write a small routine to send USB SET ADDRESS packet to the
device, (Not on Linux) it is getting acknowledged correctly. (I did it to
check wheth
