Hi Dave,
Here is the contend of /sys/class/usb_host/usb1/periodic while play with buzz.
size = 1024
31: qh32-0601/ce4bc300 (f6 ep3in [8/15] q1 p4)
63: qh32-0601/ce4bc300
95: qh32-0601/ce4bc300
127: qh32-0601/ce4bc300
159: qh32-0601/ce4bc300
191: qh32-0601/ce4bc300
223: qh32-0601/c
On Thursday 10 March 2005 5:45 pm, Shiju Mathew wrote:
> Hi Dave,
> Here are the details. But I could find that the content of
> /sys/class/usb_host/usb1/periodic remained the same before and after
> playing the audio with buzz.
Before and after it _should_ be the same unless you've plugged
or unp
Hi Dave,
Here are the details. But I could find that the content of
/sys/class/usb_host/usb1/periodic remained the same before and after
playing the audio with buzz.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# cat /sys/class/usb_host/usb1/periodic
size = 1024
31: qh32-0601/ce4b5300 (f6 ep3in [8/15] q1 p4)
63: qh3
Okay, I added locking to the driver, and also eliminated the switch.
The good news is they cleanly compile. Unfortunately, my external-drive is in
Philadelphia, and I am not. I will be able to completely test this code on
Sunday.
I have attached the .diff to this file
signed-off-by:Nick Sillik <[E
Hi Fran,
> I have found on Kernel"s 2.4.27 (debian) 2.4.29 (mepis) and 2.6.10
> (mepis), when I try to transfer a large volume of files, with total size
> about 1G, the usb harddrive, gets reset, and goes off line.
just see this thread:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-usb-devel&m=1108935
Okay, I added locking to the driver, and also eliminated the switch.
The good news is they cleanly compile. Unfortunately, my external-drive is in
Philadelphia, and I am not. I will be able to completely test this code on
Sunday.
I have attached the .diff to this file
signed-off-by:Nick Sillik <[E
Okay, I added locking to the driver, and also eliminated the switch.
The good news is they cleanly compile. Unfortunately, my external-drive is in
Philadelphia, and I am not. I will be able to completely test this code on
Sunday.
I have attached the .diff to this file
signed-off-by:Nick Sillik <[E
I have found on Kernel"s 2.4.27 (debian) 2.4.29 (mepis) and 2.6.10
(mepis), when I try to transfer a large volume of files, with total size
about 1G, the usb harddrive, gets reset, and goes off line.
I have to unplug it at plug it back in, and the data I sent is not
complete. Only about 300M
Hi!
I already noticed that at least hid-lgff.c amd hid-tmff.c look like that
much code could be shared.
I'm also writing a support for a new device, which has only minor
changes from those (mostly HID Fields).
Could the best course of action be combining all three (lgff, tmff and
my driver) to
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Glen Harris wrote:
> I've speen two weeks on this, and exhausted every possibility except for
> a hardware sniffer. I can't see why devio.c can't be modified to dump the
> data, but I'm not familiar with the USB protocol and need help to extract
> the payload from the buffer,
Thomas Dodd wrote:
>>>procedure pci_enable;
>>>var okay:boolean;
>>>result:word;
>>>begin
>>> ...
>>
>> What language is that? Linux kernel code is written in C ... and
>
> PASCAL? sure looks like it. between the var declarations and the :=
> assignment operator.
>
> I didn't think any one st
peng peng wrote:
I want to know how to drive usb host controller/hub to
send request to my usb device under dos , Does anyone
Since this is a linux list, I doubt you'll find any DOS code.
-Thomas
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Lara John wrote:
Dear all,
I am newbie in linux usb modules area. I am trying to
port embedded linux kernel (ver. 2.4.26) on
MS7751RCP01 (SuperH 7751R processor based t-engine
like reference board from Renesas).
This board has got NEC's usb 2.0 UHCI host controller.
I am facing followoing problems
David Brownell wrote:
On Wednesday 09 March 2005 7:16 pm, peng peng wrote:
I wrote code to enable uhci portsc ,but not success ,
why ? My code is as follow :
procedure pci_enable;
var okay:boolean;
result:word;
begin
...
What language is that? Linux kernel code is written in C ... and
PASC
Dear all,
I am newbie in linux usb modules area. I am trying to
port embedded linux kernel (ver. 2.4.26) on
MS7751RCP01 (SuperH 7751R processor based t-engine
like reference board from Renesas).
This board has got NEC's usb 2.0 UHCI host controller.
I am facing followoing problems.
1) This co
I want to know how to drive usb host controller/hub to
send request to my usb device under dos , Does anyone
help me about the way to it or have example code ?
thanks in advance
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