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    From: Pratap Narayan Singh<pratapns@g...>
    Date: Tue Aug 9 12:46:43 CEST 2005
    Subject: [usb] Enumeration Sequence for FS attached to HS hub
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    Monisha,
    Can you send some CATC captures ?

    pratap

    On 8/9/05, Monisha Barooah <monisha.b@s...> wrote:
    > Hello Everybody,
    > I had some issues in the enumeration sequence in our EHCI driver and so
    > thought of putting forth a query in this mailing list.
    >
    > We are writting a customized EHCI driver and not using any of the
    > components of the windows USB stack(class drivers, USBD and HC driver). A
    > standalone EHCI-HC driver in the windows kernel we are developing to which
    > requests are provided through an application.
    >
    > We are facing issues here with the enumeration sequence to be done for
    > the split transactions.
    >
    > Can anyone help us in providing pointers as to what is the sequence to be
    > followed for the enumeration sequence involving a FS device connected to a
    > HS hub? We have currently not yet implemented the Periodic Transfers...so is
    > there any way to perform the hub configuration without using the interrupt
    > endpoint corresponding to the hub device as mentioned in the specs?
    >
    > We are trying to do the enumeration/configuration with our implementation
    > of the asynchronous schedule alone and able to figure out onto which port of
    > the hub, the FS device is connected to.
    >
    > After performing the normal sequence of enumeration with the hub(HS
    > device), we get the number of ports in the hub from the Hub Descriptor and
    > use that value to power up all the hub ports. After that, we issue the
    > ClearFeature request with C_PORT_CONNECTION feature and an issue of
    > GetPortStatus after this allows us to know the port to which the device is
    > connected.
    >
    > After this we try to repeat the enumeration sequence for the FS device
    > through the corresponding hub port.
    >
    > We issue the GetDevice Descriptor, Port Reset, Set Address, GetDevice
    > Descriptor, Get configuration descriptor, Set configuration requests in a
    > sequence for the FS enumeration and have provided the required delays of 2ms
    > after the Set Address request.
    >
    > Note that we are providing in with all the delays required for the device
    > attachments, delays before issuing a port reset etc. as mentioned in the USB
    > specs.
    >
    > But we are still not able to consistently complete the split enumeration
    > process through the hub with this approach. This process works sometimes but
    > sometimes it results in a STALL of the endpoint and does not get through.
    > Sometimes some extra packets IN/OUT packets are observed in between the
    > enumeration sequqnce leading to a STALL.
    >
    > We have now provided a ClearFeature request for clearing ENDPOINT Halt so
    > as to carry out the sequence till completion but still facing issues.
    >
    > Can anyone let know if there is some serious problem with this approach?
    > Is it that the behavior of the system will never be stable if we adopt this
    > strategy for enumeration without using the interrupt endpoint of the hub? Do
    > we need to incorporate functionalities of the hub driver in our HC driver
    > code for this? Note that we cannot use the hub driver currently existing
    > with the windows as the three USB layers in the windows stack are bundled
    > together and we are bypassing the stack.
    >
    > Thanking you in advance for the help.
    >
    > With Regards,
    > Monisha.
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    > _______________________________________________
    > http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/usb
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    Pratap Narayan Singh
    STMicroelectronics
    Plot No 2&3
    Noida
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