USB Host Controller driver for ISP1362

USB Host Controller driver for ISP1362

[s.deepak]

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Hi,

Anyone had worked on porting non PCI ISP 1362 host controller drivers to PPC processor?

    We are using Philips ISP 1362 USB controller chip with ppc_405 processor in Non PCI platform.We are working on porting the standard ISP1362 host controller phci driver to our board on linux kernel 2.4.18. 
    We have made architecture specific changes to the hal driver provided by Philips and using the phci driver as if.

    The host controller driver fails to assign the device address to the device and the RootHubStatusChange interrupt of ISP1362  seems to be always asserted.


Please provide me with some suggestions on this.

With Regards,
Deepak S

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Re: USB Host Controller driver for ISP1362

[Wolfgang Denk]

In message <015801c4ff80$68185b60$4000a8c0@DeepakS> you wrote:
> 
> Anyone had worked on porting non PCI ISP 1362 host controller drivers to
> PPC processor?

Why don't you just search the last 3 or 4 days of the mailing list
archive? See for example
http://ozlabs.org/pipermail/linuxppc-embedded/2005-January/001074.html

> Please provide me with some suggestions on this.

Read the netiquette? Read the mailing list archives  before  posting?
Don't post HTML to mailing lists?


Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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