On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 09:21:16AM -0800, David Brownell wrote:
In late November I posted a draft of a gadget API, which would
drive the device-side USB controller hardware as more of those
systems grew smart enough to use Linux inside.
This is starting to look good, thanks a lot for doing
Hi,
I'd like to start playing with this, can you send out some patches that
I can add to my local tree? Or I guess I can pull them from your bk
tree, if you don't mind.
I'll circulate patches a bit later, after I merge some updates to make
that loopback configuration actually do work. That
In late November I posted a draft of a gadget API, which would
drive the device-side USB controller hardware as more of those
systems grew smart enough to use Linux inside.
I got some good feedback then, and now seems a good time to provide
an update. It'll be in two followup posts:
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* updated linux/usb_gadget.h ... per-frame irqs gone, status
and feature flags allow hardware handling (as required by
cpus like pxa250), usb suspend/resume aren't exposed, and
usb_request did need to have some flag bits declared.
How does the gadget driver learn of
Oliver Neukum wrote:
* updated linux/usb_gadget.h ... per-frame irqs gone, status
and feature flags allow hardware handling (as required by
cpus like pxa250), usb suspend/resume aren't exposed, and
usb_request did need to have some flag bits declared.
How does the gadget
