Hi,
use tells me that devu-uhci (QNX 6.1.0) knows the a -v option for more verbosity but if I try this option I see nothing .
Is it not implement at this time?
Best regards,
Hermann Leenings
Hi,
use tells me that devu-uhci (QNX 6.1.0) knows the a -v option for more verbosity but if I try this option I see nothing .
Is it not implement at this time?
Best regards,
Hermann Leenings
Hermann Leenings <Leenings.Hermann@scheidt-bachmann.de> wrote:
Hi,
use tells me that devu-uhci (QNX 6.1.0) knows the a -v option for more verbosity but if I try this option I see nothing > > .
Is it not implement at this time?
The driver doesnât display anything. Are you looking for something specific?
âKevin Chilesâ <kchiles@qnx.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:9l16tg$gu9$1@nntp.qnx.comâŚ
Hermann Leenings <> Leenings.Hermann@scheidt-bachmann.de> > wrote:
Hi,use tells me that devu-uhci (QNX 6.1.0) knows the a -v option for more verbosity but if I try this option I see nothing > > .
Is it not implement at this time?The driver doesnât display anything. Are you looking for something specific?
Yes, we have a problem with our own USB device. If we plug it to the USB bus it seem anything is correct, we see the insertion
function and all USB descriptors which we have programmed in the device. Then we remove the device for the 1. time from the USB bus
and we see that the remove function is called. Now plug in the same device for a 2. time to the USB bus and it seem again the
anything is correct, but if we now remove the device form the USB bus, we donât see that the remove function was called and the the
PC is going to a freezed mode (no mouse, no keybord and no telnet ).
With a other program in our device (which means also other descriptors) we have no problems. We think that we make something wrong
but we donât know what.
The same behaviour can we see if we start only devu-uhci and use the âusbâ utilty after some inserts, removes and some âusbâ calls
the âusbâ utility prints out some lines with the text âdevice xx - attach - Bad file descriptorâ (where xx = 1 - 64), and the PC
freezed too!
For your information our Enpoint 0 has only a size of 8 Byte because of this the transfer of the descriptors is blocked and need a
relative long time. I have add on a print out of âusb -vvvâ.
It seems that our descriptor set donât taste the devu-uhci and we hoped that a option -v can tell us more.
Any idea?
Hermann