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|    [VOICENWS] Drivers: New USB host control    |
|    10 Mar 12 19:14:26    |
      Mar 2012 12:48:23 -0400       ++ From the VOICE OS/2-eCS News Service http://www.os2voice.org ++               From: lars.erdmannDESPAM@DESPAMarcor.de              I have updated the USB host controller drivers       USBUHCD.SYS,USBOHCD.SYS,USBEHCD.SYS,USBD.SYS       I have now placed these on hobbes.               http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/incoming/usbhcd182.zip                     They will eventually make it into directory:       /pub/os2/system/drivers/misc                      a.) changes to USBEHCD.SYS to make it work with Intel ICH6 controllers.       Maybe it also helps with later ICHx controllers.       b.) changes to USBUHCD.SYS for the same reason       c.) minor changes to USBOHCD.SYS       d.) IMPORTANT: changes to USBD.SYS. version 10.162 has a fundamental design       flaw that prevents it from handling devices that return configuration data >       1024 bytes. In practice, many USB 2.0 web cams have > 1024 bytes of       configuration data.              As a first step, I had to change the USBD interface towards client drivers       (something like usbprt.sys, usbmouse.sys, usbser.sys etc.) . There might be       client drivers around that act as filter drivers and these can be affected.              It is possible that these will subsequently trap this updated USBD.SYS. If       this happens, I would be interested to know. I still haven't updated USBD.SYS       to support > 1024 bytes of config data       (this will be the next step) but I have added some code to prevent the traps       that used to happen with USBD.SYS 10.162 when you'd attach such web cam       device with > 1024 bytes of config data. In any case, USBD.SYS is still       experimental.              Important note: make sure that USBEHCD.SYS goes after USBUHCD.SYS/USBOHCD.SYS       in config.sys ! I have not yet succeeded in coming up with a solution that       would render       config.sys sequence irrelevant.       --               For a choice in the future of personal computing, Join VOICE -       http://www.os2voice.org               [Moderator's note: All posts are sent without guarantee to the        accuracy of the content. We try to verify details and URLs but        this is an entirely volunteer run list, so 100% fact checking and        the quality/useability of products announced here is impossible.               If you respond to this post please remove the DESPAM from the        poster's email addresses. Please do not send requests for information        about a specific post to the moderator unless it is an update or I        sent it.               To submit news to this list please use the submission form at        http://www.os2voice.org/SubmitNews.html        or send an email to "submit@os2voice.org"               To unsubscribe yourself from this list, send the following message        to majormajor@os2voice.org               unsubscribe news        end               ]              ---        * Origin: Waldo's Place USA Internet Gateway (1:3634/1000)    |
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