jonibo | derRichard: just to answer your question from a few days ago: the SPI driver could probably go upstream, it's just a bit rough around the edges; the USB driver really should be rewritten by somebody with a clue. | 10:31 |
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jonibo | if you're going to try to work with the mainline kernel, use the master-next branch of my uClibc repo... it's carrying some patches from Mark Salter that allow uClibc to work without the syscalls that have been deprecated in the generic unistd.h | 10:33 |
derRichard | jonibo: okay, thanks :) | 10:41 |
derRichard | jonibo: btw: but we could add the usb-driver to drivers/staging/ | 10:50 |
jonibo | the USB core is terribly buggy... | 10:51 |
jonibo | the driver mirrors that | 10:51 |
jonibo | oh, right, and another reason the SPI driver isn't upstream... I was waiting on the DT clock bits to fall into place so that the driver can drop its reliance on cpuinfo for getting the clock frequency... that makes it openrisc-only for the time-being | 10:54 |
jonibo | in any case, the driver isn't forgotten, it's just not ready... | 10:54 |
jonibo | it looks like the DT clock stuff won't hit 3.5, though | 10:54 |
stekern | I can support jonibos claims on the usb-driver, it's internals should only be shown to your worst enemies | 10:57 |
derRichard | jonibo: oh the usb core is buggy. damn :( | 11:08 |
derRichard | stekern: how buggy is it? can it be used? | 11:11 |
stekern | derRichard: I haven't tested it exensively, only mounted a usb-storage. It worked fine | 11:37 |
derRichard | okay, sounds not *that* bad :) | 11:39 |
derRichard | but the core supports only low-speed, right? | 11:39 |
stekern | iirc, it supports full-speed as well | 11:43 |
_franck_ | anyone knows if | 15:43 |
juliusb | ... | 15:44 |
_franck_ | ...ordb2a-ep4ce22 board as a USBBlaster clone builtin JTAG | 15:44 |
_franck_ | :) | 15:44 |
_franck_ | I need to use an USB Blaster clone + USB UART on a board | 15:45 |
_franck_ | I'm downloading the VirtualBox image to see if I can find the FTDI eeprom content | 15:45 |
_franck_ | seems like the fpga configuration is done using UrJTAG so I guess (this is what I though) the JTAG is not an USBBlaster clone | 16:12 |
juliusb | Hmmm, I don't think so. | 16:39 |
juliusb | I would ping LoneTech in #opencores | 16:39 |
_franck_ | ok I will | 16:39 |
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