Re: USB kernel debug

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On Mon, May 16, 2016 at 03:49:55PM -0700, Brian T. McKee wrote:
> Thanks Greg. It is a powered USB hub. The supplies have 2.5 amps to
> spread across three cameras. One of the hub's ports uses laptop power,
> but I'm not using that port.
> The USB 3.0 spec (according to wikipedia) requires that each port be
> capable of delivering 900 mA, so those power supplies seem a bit low
> (needs 200mA more). But I strongly doubt the cameras are pulling 900mA
> since they also work with USB 2.0 ports which specifies a much smaller
> current. I can measure it if I play with a soldering iron, but I'd
> rather not risk damaging a camera.

USB hubs suck rocks, I would strongly recommend getting another one that
you "know" will provide enough power to your devices.  I've worked
with enough different ones to know that if there is a chance the power
drain can be exceeded, it will be.

good luck!

greg k-h
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