board? I'm
wondering if my ALi PCI card is the root of my trouble...
-Dmitri
Grahame Jordan wrote:
Hi all,
Yes I get this same problem under a couple of external HDDs. When I try to
rsync(backup) the filesystem over or copy some large files it tends to
behave the same. Lots of SCSI bu
I have an external USB hard drive (Maxtor OneTouch) that hangs whenever
I try to write lots of data to it. After it 'hangs', cpu foes to 100%,
and I cannot access or umount the drive until reboot. I've tried 2.6.9
and 2.6.10 kernels (FC3 & kernel.org). Happens on vfat, ext2, ext3, and
reiserfs.
a bit, but can't find much doc. on this stuff.
You are right about the docs :-( there aren't any.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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I don't have this printer, I only used Google. If you have more
questions, the forum above might be the best for you.
Dmitri
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ce is probably faulty (hardware or firmware). No way to tell
more because you neglected to mention what device it is :-)
Dmitri
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RH, IIRC.
Removal of the host controller driver will be equivalent to
disconnecting all your USB devices in Linux. Later, loading the module
will cause all the devices to be detected again.
Dmitri
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USAVision NT1004
Then the driver is here:
http://www.emuit.com/webcam.html
It appears to support your chip. Please download and try!
(I am not one of its authors, I just used Google :-)
Dmitri
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now it.
I would recommend posting the descriptors, and calling the manufacturer.
Unfortunately, there is no standard on video devices, and so each camera
and capture box do their own thing... and they need special drivers.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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On Mon, 2002-12-23 at 08:21, Anthony Magsino wrote:
> Does (quickcam) also work with acer dvc-v6 ?
I don't know, you should ask quickcam driver developer(s)...
Thanks,
Dmitri
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0(>ifc ) Sub=00 Prot=00 MxPS= 8 #Cfgs= 1
> P: Vendor=07d0 ProdID=0004 Rev= 1.00
Run 'xawtv -remote' and see what happens...
Dmitri
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is
related to ALSA. There is nothing wrong with the USB part, and it works
- even better than you wanted :-)
Normally, USB devices are added to the list of audio devices, and old
devices should not be affected. You can have many audio devices, and it
does not really matter if some of them are USB
rd) are automatically
serviced already. Vendor devices need drivers, and usually only
manufacturers of those devices can write these drivers. Some devices
that pretend to be class-compliant are broken nevertheless, and require
custom workarounds here and there. Such is life.
Dmitri
signatu
he camera in,
and its media should appear as some SCSI drive. I am not too familiar
with that, though - see HOWTOs on http://www.linux-usb.org/
Cheers,
Dmitri
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necting a CD-RW through a parallel port - can be done, but a pain.
You should keep in mind that USB is generally a CPU-intensive bus,
compared to PCI bus master solutions (which need almost zero CPU use).
Dmitri
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f course, this is possible if you can
specify and make the hardware. If you already have some (other) hardware
then I guess you have to do what you have to do.
Dmitri
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t if nothing better comes up. So far, the best
suggestion ever was to parse the /var/log/messages and see what the
driver says... ungood for production purposes, since the log can be long
rotated after the device was plugged in; one of my boxes is up for 320
days by now.
Dmitri
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r that buys you. The Linux
driver is available (called pl2303), but I never had any device to try
it with.
Dmitri
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harted territory, but if you want you can change the
product codes in the driver to match your device. Vendors are required
to use their own codes, so this is not something unusual. After you
rebuild the driver to match your device then the new driver should work.
Dmitri
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mplicated, and I am unsure if this applies to your case.
Dmitri
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ou will need V4L driver, not mass storage. But
probably it isn't worth the trouble if the device connects at 12 Mbps.
Dmitri
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.
Please do this:
# chmod a+rw /dev/ttyUSB1
and repeat the test!
(alternatively, you can chown the /dev/ttyUSB1 to your regular UID/GID).
And I have no idea why your pilot-xfer hasn't just reported that it
can't open the device... unless hotplug played with access rights, but I
thought i
On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 15:54, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
> Dmitri wrote:
> >
> > a) Load visor driver
>
> Got it. It was hidden under 'serial converters' Doh! I just changed the
> config made modules and modules_install, and it modprobed fine.
>
> > b) $ p
a) Load visor driver
b) $ pilot-xfer -p /dev/usb/ttyUSB1 -l # (or like that)
Note: you should use the SECOND of two devices that materialize after
you press the sync button on the cradle. Press sync BEFORE you run the
command (b).
Don't even bother trying GUIs until this one works well.
Dmitri
en you must do the USB device side software yourself.
Dmitri
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Dmitri
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is the lawgiver. No playwright, no stage director, no emperor, however
powerful has exercised such absolute authority to arrange
me drivers return RGB, other drivers return YUV, or gray - whichever
the camera's datastream resembles the most. You should not depend on any
particular format returned by any specific driver. A good v4l app should
be chewing happily on any standard format that the driver returns.
Dmitri
de
and just waits for +++ sequence to drop back into command mode...
But if all that fails, as Greg said, call the manufacturer.
Dmitri
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the modem can't figure
out what it is getting from the USB-Serial converter. Maybe you are
expected to work on a fixed baud rate; maybe there should be some
synchronization sequence (like CR few times)...
Dmitri
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cturer replaces them with their own... so it all
might very well work. Just change the IDs and recompile the driver, then
reload it and see what happens!
Dmitri
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65. If I must have computer systems with publically available terminals,
the maps they display of my complex will have a room clea
the kernel side of /dev/video0.
Look at /proc/bus/usb/devices, and also at /var/log/messages when you plug
the camera in. There will be something of interest there.
Dmitri
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camera controller, I believe.
> Another large chip is marked Holtek. HT27C010-70 then on the next line
> A205F0441-2.
This is an EPROM. So you need to focus on the first chip - and maybe look
for other cameras that use the same chip, or a similar one.
Dmitri
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After watching my newly-re
Quoting Martin Sörgel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Die Module usb-uhci keybdev hid usbcore sind geladen.
You should have something like this, I have Logitech USB Keyboard here.
[dmitri@usb dmitri]$ lsmod
Module Size Used byTainted: P
mousedev5312
II with 256 MB RAM and some QuickCam
> webcams.
I have no experience with Quickcams.
Dmitri
--
"For thousands more years the mighty ships tore across the empty
wastes of space and finally dived screaming onto the first planet
they came across -- which happened to be the Earth -- wher
de, you need to search for specs on this
particular chipset. If you have specs, 90% of work is done.
Dmitri
--
24. I will maintain a realistic assessment of my strengths and weaknesses.
Even though this takes some of the fun out of the job, at least I will
never utter the line "No, this c
iver? Can you kill
them (ps lx), or log out, or just reboot if all else fails?
Dmitri
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/usb/devices output, as well as in
/sbin/lsmod data.
After that, try SANE. The device (/dev/whatever/usbscanner0) should be
available, but I don't know if the scanner is compatible with the driver.
My scanner is fully supported (Agfa SnapScan 1212U).
Dmitri
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209. I will not, under any ci
oster talked about
plural "ports". USB is one-to-one connection, and hubs serve as splitters.
Dmitri
--
"I don't know why, but first C programs tend to look a lot worse than
first programs in any other language (maybe except for FORTRAN, but then
I suspect all FORTRAN progra
e device is not responding. This is a very popular error :-) It happens
on enumeration when the device is connected but is not talking. Often this
is because your USB power is not enough for the device. Did it work
before, on the same hardware? Maybe you need a self-powered USB hub...
Do other USB devi
You can add your product ID to the driver (or replace one of other Veo
IDs), but be warned that you'll need to hack the endpoint parsing code a
little, because the driver does not like bulk endpoints (none of earlier
cameras had them, this is a new feature). Try different models and see
wh
s will stay in their places whatever you do. This is not implemented
either, as far as I know.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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rors as following:
>
> lib/modules/2.4.18-4/kernel/drivers/usb/usb-ohci.o:
> init_module: No such device
What if you -really- don't have OHCI controller?
Try usb-uhci or uhci instead, maybe you have UHCI controller.
(/sbin/lspci helps in such cases).
Dmitri
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The chat program
y to configure
snapscan backend. Comment out every other backend, and read the man page
about snapscan. There should be only one line, IIRC. Also note that the
command line for scanimage is somewhat unusual (in terms of device name),
but I don't remember that either - I have scripts to hand
rk on Linux until a
library for Linux is created (ported and compiled).
Dmitri
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Seen by millions daily."
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nd all you care to transmit. If you need better quality, you won't
find it in the webcam land.
See http://www.linux-usb.org/ to find a supported device before you buy.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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circumstances.
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a Linux box and
look at descriptors. If it is a class-compliant device (of some class,
don't know which one) then the driver already exists. If it is a vendor
device then break out your USB sniffer ;-)
Dmitri
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that's what I use.
Dmitri
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Source RPM?
No need to go that far. Do this: (with speakers plugged in)
# lsmod
# lspci -v
# mount
# cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
Include the output of these commands into your next message to this
mailing list, and this will tell people what is wrong, and where.
Dmitri
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this part only if the maintainer agrees :-)
Cheers,
Dmitri
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On Mon, 2002-04-15 at 12:52, Rodrigo Moya wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-04-15 at 21:43, Dmitri wrote:
> > > Attached is my /proc/bus/usb/devices and the output of lsusb when the
> > > camera is connected. If you need more info, please tell me.
> >
> > The camera is NO
Product=USB OHCI Root Hub
> S: SerialNumber=c88a2000
> C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=40 MxPwr= 0mA
> I: If#= 0 Alt= 0 #EPs= 1 Cls=09(hub ) Sub=00 Prot=00 Driver=hub
> E: Ad=81(I) Atr=03(Int.) MxPS= 2 Ivl=255ms
Dmitri
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right major/minor numbers. All that is needed only if
the RXTX layer fails to access the right device on its own.
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k we can offer any better suggestions to the original poster
until he reveals what is the _order of magnitude_ of his timing
requirements. It can be anything from nanoseconds to seconds. I would
not be surprised to hear anything in this range, because I already had
such requirements (+-0.
> I already asked Edirol whether they could give me some specs, but - as
> expected - they won't. They also said that it is unlikely that they develop
> a linux driver themselves.
Since the device appears to be audio class compliant, they (and you)
don't need to develop anything. Cu
(based on earlier Philips
USB-Audio chips.)
One of Philips workarounds is to make the reset longer (more than 100
milliseconds), because that time is needed to start the very slow
Philips chip (8052 based). As Brad suggested, you may need to increase
the timeout. Also, self-powered hub is known to hel
which I want to use ? any idea. thank you very much
The mic appears as /dev/audio, /dev/dsp, /dev/dspW etc. These are
documented in the /usr/src/linux/Documentation/devices.txt file.
Dmitri
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le power to all ports instantly, and it causes the reset to work
correctly.
Those are just side effects of a very complicated mess that is called
USB. It is just too difficult and expensive to make good USB
devices. Plugfests are a very bad sign; a correct implementation of a
correct standard would
=
So you need to put the crash text into a file and then specify that file
on the command line, as the man page quoted above suggests.
Dmitri
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ort and
use that number. It can't possibly work otherwise.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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ndor=0451 ProdID=1446 Rev= 1.00
C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=e0 MxPwr=100mA
This indicates that the hub itself needs 100 mA to operate.
Dmitri
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thing about bugs in the silicon. Armed with this knowledge, you
take one (suitable) Linux HC driver and compile it for the PDA. Then you
run it, and it should work :-) If it doesn't then you just debug it...
Cheers,
Dmitri
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is no backend in SANE and I should
> write to sane-devel not to linux-usb-users
Write to Google first :-) It was 0.12 second search.
Check out this place (I have no idea if it works or not):
http://www.littlecms.com/iphoto/otlinux.htm
Cheers,
Dmitri
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ermissions?
e) Do you have SANE ready and configured?
f) Did you configure the appropriate SANE backend?
g) Did you enable SANE backend debugging if necessary?
h) Did you succeed with 'scanimage -d' ?
Thanks,
Dmitri
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(Anonymous, in a mail discu
... they do not get installed into the computer...
Dmitri
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> # chmod a+rw /dev/usb/scanner0
>
> # ls -l /dev/usb/scanner0
> crw--- 1 conger root 180, 48 Feb 4 17:26 /dev/usb/scanner0
This is less relevant at this point. SANE black magic will come into play
when the scanner works and responds.
Dmitri
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it's feet in the deepest part of a very deep lake.
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rly explains how to program the device and what transfers
to use to access this or that feature. You can grab a CPiA camera manual
(available somewhere on the Net), it is very detailed and you can learn a
lot about USB devices.
Dmitri
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(f
yes, you can make an app with its own Ethernet interface. Only don't
expect the TCP/IP stack to service this device... you have to do
everything in your app.
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ke digital cameras and
MP3 players) can and are supported by userspace apps.
Dmitri
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(from linux/drivers/scsi/esp.c)
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Quoting Jacek Pliszka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, Dmitri wrote:
>
> > So we need to have some easy way of providing drivers to Linux users,
> > or
> > else OEMs won't be able to support their devices or write drivers in
> > first
> >
file loads
on every Windows/WDM box, but a foo.o driver won't work on any Linux
kernel except the one it was compiled for (plus-minus your luck).
Dmitri
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and all theoretical chemists know it.
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highly automated, and such a CGI script can be offered to all
OEMs to use... even cross-platform compilation should be possible. Does it
sound like a good idea?
Dmitri
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use a webcam for still photos because a webcam has very bad resolution,
very cheap sensors and no image processing built in, so the quality of
your pictures will be unacceptable on many accounts. There is simply no
good reason to save $100-$150 only to suffer for many years.
Dmitri
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s,
actually, done by soundcore.
There can be several audio devices (up to 16, IIRC). Try other devices:
[dmitri@usb dmitri]$ ls -l /dev/dsp*
crw---1 dmitri root 14, 3 Aug 30 13:30 /dev/dsp
crw---1 dmitri root 14, 19 Aug 30 13:30 /dev/dsp1
On this box, two device
ybe you need to load some sound-related modules?
[dmitri@usb dmitri]$ lsmod
Module Size Used by
[...]
cmpci 30128 0 (autoclean) <==(A)===
soundcore 4208 4 (autoclean) [cmpci]
(A) is for my PCI audio card; you will have audio module inste
force it (won't work anyway).
Hopefully, someone else (Matt?) knows if this chipset is supported or at
least known...
Dmitri
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Quoting Song KiSun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> #cat /dev/sndstat
> cat: /dev/sndstat : No such device
I have the same:
[root@usb dmitri]# cat /dev/sndstat
cat: /dev/sndstat: No such device
- despite the fact that I do have audio card in this box. So I guess
/dev/sndstat is broken in
found for Terminal 3
Jan 12 12:53:41 solaris kernel: usbaudio: no mixer controls found for Terminal 7
Jan 12 12:53:41 solaris kernel: audio.c: v1.0.0:USB Audio Class driver
(the device indeed does not have mixers).
Thanks,
Dmitri
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#x27;t use my USB Audio.
>
> $cat /dev/dsp
> cat: /dev/dsp : No such device
This device seems to be output-only (it is even called OPTO *Play*),
and the log says that it has only output interface.
Why then do you try to *read* from the device?
Try `ls -l / > /dev/dsp` instead.
s back to
sane limits, and overcurrents stop. On Linux, do the messages stop as
well?
The device is terribly out of spec, and if so it has no right to bear the
USB logo. That's all what I can think of...
Dmitri
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then it will be 6 wires or so... still 15 minutes.
> have Laptops not PC (what is the world coming to!!).
The more important question is how come that you buy a device and then
have to improvise to make it work??? :-) Next time you might want to buy
from more reliable suppliers :-) And after a
r (0.7V min.), and without that spare voltage the
regulator won't be effective - assuming that the enclosure has a regulator
inside.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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effect on non-Linux systems, especially when done by a privileged u
Quoting Björn Stenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Dmitri wrote:
>
> > I would *very much* doubt that the HDD can be fed with USB power. Most
> > HDDs are really power-hungry, and they want dual (+5V, +12V) power
> > supplies.
>
> Actually 2.5" harddisk
ar as I could understand:
> 8. Whether the USB portable hard disk may take the system driver use?
>
> Up to now cannot support takes the main driver.
Your guess is as good as mine... at least the fish made it readable.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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's documentation that explains this I'll gladly
> read it.
To test the theory you can borrow a *different* USB keyboard from a friend
and see if it fails in the same way. I doubt it. You'd need only 20-30
minutes to try that out...
Cheers,
Dmitri
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und it?
Also, if the device installs its own drivers on Win98 then it would be
also a strong indication of "issues" with the hardware. They can easily
put a filter driver anywhere in the USB stack to compensate for bugs...
Dmitri
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The chat program is in public domain. This is not
be fundamentally flawed because of lack of understanding. Also, the
camera is likely to use trade-secret compression algorithms, and without
them the driver will never fly [well]. This camera is small, but the cost
isn't ($100 or so). I personally wouldn't buy it.
The bottom line: want driver - bri
l with
the serial device.
This list is all about Linux, BTW - do you have this problem on Linux?
73,
Dmitri
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Programming today is a race between software engineers
striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs,
and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots.
So far, the U
d for the old kernel.
Fix symlinks. You may need to upgrade kernel-headers RPM if you prefer the
RPM way. If you compile your own kernels then it should happen
automagically, as soon as /usr/src/linux symlink is redirected to the new
kernel tree.
Dmitri
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"By golly, I'm beginning t
uot;microtek 3360", so you'll need to find out (by asking SANE people) which is which. I
think it can be just a rehash of some other scanner, in different box, or with
different bundled software, or some other marketing issue.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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You have to bug authors of the driver about that. Sorry, can't help
here. The camera driver obviously needs some work...
Dmitri
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d be
better off reading the HOWTO. I never used Logitech cameras.
Dmitri
> usb.c: new device strings: Mfr=3, Product=1,
> SerialNumber=0
> usb.c: USB device number 2 default language ID 0x409
> Manufacturer: Primax
> Product: USB Scanner
> usb.c: unhandled interfaces on devic
us. The driver used interface #1
as active (which is OK to me).
But the structure of interfaces is strange, not typical for Xirlink
cameras. It is more like CPiA camera. Try cpia_usb just in case...
Otherwise, the camera is not supported and the full reverse engineering
cycle is needed to create the co
bashful kernel: usb-uhci.c: interrupt, status 3, frame# 1992
> Oct 31 00:30:48 bashful kernel: usbvideo.c: Packet Statistics:
> Total=90304. Empty=443. Usage=99%%
> Oct 31 00:30:48 bashful kernel: usbvideo.c: Transfer Statistics:
> Transferred=1171KB Usage=1%%
Yes, that part is irrelevant.
Optical mouse
needs at least 100 mA (mine does), and if the device is underpowered it
may fail at any time.
Dmitri
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usbview utility may be of help here.
After you are sure that your USB host works then you can connect your
Bluetooth device and see what happens. If the *presence* of the device
is not detected then it's easy (electrical issues).
Dmitri
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ler driver
provides the interface to the bus, and if it is not loaded (or not
working properly) then you don't see devices connected to that
controller.
Have a look at your /var/log/messages.
Dmitri
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to do
> that?
Any H.323 implementation should work with any other H.323.
Dmitri
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know that if you throw it into a room with truth, you'd risk a
matter/anti-matter explosion."
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sept. '96 issue of Inforworld)
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Dmitri
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usb project at
SourceForge. It consists of a library (usbvideo.*) and three drivers
that use this library (ibmcam, webcamgo, ultracam). These three should
be a good starting point.
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Different devices need
different USB transactions to accomplish things, and there are not
very many standards on that. Standards are called "classes", and if
the device is class-compliant then the class document tells how to
talk to the device.
Cheers,
Dmitri
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modules that are already in kernel
space, or if you want to register a device node.
Dmitri
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