I think the required changes to the core, though maybe a bit messy to
program, will end up being straightforward. Here are my thoughts on the
serialization problems.
There are two main issues. (1) We don't want connect processing
(registering interfaces in the driver model and probing device
On Tue, 27 May 2003, Jochen Friedrich wrote:
Even worse, the patch caused an instant reboot of the PC when trying to
mount the card, so no logs are available :-(.
I still find that very odd. What could have caused that behavior? I
don't think the patch would cause any problems in the
Alan Stern wrote:
(1) We don't want connect processing
(registering interfaces in the driver model and probing device drivers,
maybe other things too) and/or disconnect processing (detaching drivers
and deregistering interfaces, etc.) to occur simultaneously in different
threads.
Why not?
David Rippel wrote:
Does anyone have a working driver for (or willing to put one together?) for the ASIX AX88172 usb-to-ethernet controller RealTek RTL8201 PHY (better known as the linksys usb200m nic, also seen as a netgear product)?
There's documentation available at the following urls:
I'm writing a driver that delivers an AC3 audio stream to a sound
card. I find that when I submit one iso URB (with 23 frames), the
completion handler is not called after 23 ms, or indeed,
ever.
The call to usb_submit_urb() succeeded. Shouldn't the completion
handler always occur, even if the
On Wed, 28 May 2003, David Brownell wrote:
Alan Stern wrote:
(1) We don't want connect processing
(registering interfaces in the driver model and probing device drivers,
maybe other things too) and/or disconnect processing (detaching drivers
and deregistering interfaces, etc.) to
Greg KH wrote:
On Fri, May 23, 2003 at 10:08:07AM -0700, Samuel Flory wrote:
Under 2.5.69-bk6 the kernel sees both the keyspan, and iogear
(PL-2303) and assigns ttyUSB. Minicom will open the port, but I don't
see anything in response to my key strokes.
Is the flow control and other
Samuel Flory wrote:
It appears that I can recieve fine. If I `echo Can you see
/dev/ttyS1 on the system that I'm connected to. I can see this in
minicom. It seems to be sending stuff out that is the issue.
I seem to be getting a lot of the following in dmesg:
On Wed, 28 May 2003, David Rippel wrote:
Does anyone have a working driver for (or willing to put one together?)
for the ASIX AX88172 usb-to-ethernet controller RealTek RTL8201 PHY
(better known as the linksys usb200m nic, also seen as a netgear
product)?
TiVo apparently wrote a GPL driver
Kevin Cernekee wrote:
On Wed, 28 May 2003, David Rippel wrote:
Does anyone have a working driver for (or willing to put one together?)
for the ASIX AX88172 usb-to-ethernet controller RealTek RTL8201 PHY
(better known as the linksys usb200m nic, also seen as a netgear
product)?
TiVo
I believe I have discovered a bug with linux-usb when using my Belkin
KVM. If I boot into linux just using the hid driver, the mouse fails to
work, but the keyboard works:
Boot Case 1 - hid: loaded, usbkbd: not loaded, usbmouse: not loaded
keyboard: works, mouse: doesn't work
Hi Alan,
I still find that very odd. What could have caused that behavior? I
don't think the patch would cause any problems in the lower-level USB
drivers, and it shouldn't have affected usb-storage adversely either.
Maybe bad data in the MODE-SENSE input buffer following the error?
I
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On Thu, 29 May 2003 15:20 pm, Jeremy Huddleston wrote:
I believe I have discovered a bug with linux-usb when using my Belkin
KVM. If I boot into linux just using the hid driver, the mouse fails to
work, but the keyboard works:
This really is a
David T Hollis wrote:
I have now thrown up a port of the TiVo driver that builds cleanly and
installs though I have not tested it with my device since I don't have
it handy. For those really daring folks, it's available at
http://www.davehollis.com/~dhollis/ax8817x.tar.gz.
There aren't
I've thrown up a new rev of the driver that now includes some basic
ethtool mii-tool support. The mii output isn't quite correct just
yet, but it does know link status which helps with RedHat init scripts
so it knows whether or not to run DHCP.
Does anyone have a working driver for (or willing to put one together?) for the ASIX
AX88172 usb-to-ethernet controller RealTek RTL8201 PHY (better known as the linksys
usb200m nic, also seen as a netgear product)?
There's documentation available at the following urls:
Just to follow up on this - I found a FreeBSD driver for this NIC at
http://people.freebsd.org/~wpaul/ASIX/USB/
David Rippel [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/28/03 12:58PM
Does anyone have a working driver for (or willing to put one together?) for the ASIX
AX88172 usb-to-ethernet controller RealTek
David Rippel wrote:
Does anyone have a working driver for (or willing to put one together?) for the ASIX AX88172 usb-to-ethernet controller RealTek RTL8201 PHY (better known as the linksys usb200m nic, also seen as a netgear product)?
There's documentation available at the following urls:
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