hikichi wrote:
>
> Daniel Drake wrote:
>> :
>> 1. Connect to your network using ZD1211
>> 2. Generate as much network traffic as possible, i.e. start downloading
>> a large file from a local machine, or upload one, or even do both at the
>> same time
>> 3. Run "cat /proc/bus/usb/devices"
>> 4. I
hikichi wrote:
>
>
> Daniel Drake wrote:
>>
>> :
>> 1. Connect to your network using ZD1211
>> 2. Generate as much network traffic as possible, i.e. start downloading
>> a large file from a local machine, or upload one, or even do both at the
>> same time
>> 3. Run "cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
Daniel Drake wrote:
>
> :
> 1. Connect to your network using ZD1211
> 2. Generate as much network traffic as possible, i.e. start downloading
> a large file from a local machine, or upload one, or even do both at the
> same time
> 3. Run "cat /proc/bus/usb/devices"
> 4. If this doesn't cause i
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Helo, I had the same problem. After some time device
> hangs and lots of
> messages in syslog appear very fast: failed_reg_urb
> ... You could only
> restart the machine.
> Therefore the zd1211 driver is unusable for serious
> work. But I found
> solution for that.
--- Original Nachricht ---
Absender: Stéphane Bisinger
Datum: 03.05.2006 23:37
> --- Daniel Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>> But the problem is definitely just a disconnection
>> (no kernel crash or
>> anything like that?)
>>
>
> The kernel does not crash, I get a USB disconnect
> e
Fernando Toledo wrote:
i attach a dmesg output where the device is stressed
i upload a download files from local lan to faster as posible with many
programs ..
sometimes with /etc/init.d/network restart let work, but sometime not
and in this case im unplug an d replug the device
um running linu
i attach a dmesg output where the device is stressed
i upload a download files from local lan to faster as posible with many
programs ..
sometimes with /etc/init.d/network restart let work, but sometime not
and in this case im unplug an d replug the device
um running linux 2.6.16 on debian and the
--- Daniel Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But the problem is definitely just a disconnection
> (no kernel crash or
> anything like that?)
The kernel does not crash, I get a USB disconnect
event, followed by failed_reg_urb and the only thing I
can do to get my usb running again is to reboot.
Unplugging and replugging the device is enough to
get things working again.
Not here, sorry, I wish that it was true...
But the problem is definitely just a disconnection (no kernel crash or
anything like that?)
---
Using Tomcat but nee
--- Daniel Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thumbs up to the ZyDAS engineers, who have been
> responsive via email.
Great!
> Unplugging and replugging the device is enough to
> get things working again.
Not here, sorry, I wish that it was true...
> Firstly, I'm looking for informat
Hi,
Thumbs up to the ZyDAS engineers, who have been responsive via email.
I asked them about the problem which many of us have seen using ZD1211
on Linux, where after some unspecified amount of time, the device stops
working, and the kernel logs suggest the device has been disconnected.
Unplu
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