Any PPC system with working USB 2.0 host

Any PPC system with working USB 2.0 host

[Jamie Guinan]

Hi,

I'm trying to get ahold of a low-power, small form factor system with 
support for USB 2.0 hi-speed host.  PPC would appear to be a good 
solution for this.

I've tried 2 well-known embedded board vendors, and despite having USB 
2.0 capable hardware, neither could provide a working solution.  The 
"BSPs" from both vendors depend on out-of-tree patches, so I won't 
bother this list with details.

Does USB 2.0 host on the KuroBox in fact work, with hi-speed devices?  
Any other boards that are known to work?

-Jamie

Re: Any PPC system with working USB 2.0 host

[Guennadi Liakhovetski]

On Mon, 11 Sep 2006, Jamie Guinan wrote:

> Does USB 2.0 host on the KuroBox in fact work, with hi-speed devices?  

Yes, it does. Never had problems with it, using it with a high-speed 
wireless dongle, didn't test too intensively with storage though.

Regards
Guennadi
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Guennadi Liakhovetski

Re: Any PPC system with working USB 2.0 host

[Clemens Koller]

Hi, Jamie,

> I'm trying to get ahold of a low-power, small form factor system with 
> support for USB 2.0 hi-speed host.  PPC would appear to be a good 
> solution for this.

We are in prototype status of our embedded framegrabber product which
is based on a MPC8540/825MHz + GbE + Promise SATA (PDC20775) +
Philips 4x USB2.0 (ISP1563) + SM501 Graphics + FPGA on Local Bus
for 150MByte/sec DMAing into RAM in a 165mm x 125mm x 49mm box with
160GB HDD + 6.5" TFT Display + LiIon-Batteries .

It's based on the latest Linux stuff. The system is able to work as a
standalone host, so you compile your stuff directly on that box..

If you are interested, feel free to contact me off list.
(Enough advertisement for now. ;-)

Best greets,

Clemens Koller
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RE: Any PPC system with working USB 2.0 host

[Steven Blakeslee]

> Any other boards that are known to work?
>=20

AMCC 440EPx.  Freescale 8343.  Both have Linux support with USB 2.0
host.