Thank you to all of you for your helpful replies. We managed to get the
device enumerating yesterday. It turns out that we were compiling the
Verilog for the USB1.1 core with an option that was optimizing away the
internal state machine. As such, it was getting stuck in the initial
idle state
Hello,
Does anyone have any pointers about where I can look up information on
how the Linux USB stack (in the 2.4 kernels) initializes and assigns a
new device? I'm doing some debugging on a USB device that we have built
using the OpenCores USB1.1 controller
On Mon, 2 Jun 2003, Evan Jones wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone have any pointers about where I can look up information on
how the Linux USB stack (in the 2.4 kernels) initializes and assigns a
new device? I'm doing some debugging on a USB device that we have built
using the OpenCores USB1.1
Evan Jones wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone have any pointers about where I can look up information on
how the Linux USB stack (in the 2.4 kernels) initializes and assigns a
new device?
The source code is the best reference, but you seem to
need interpretation instead ...
I'm doing some debugging