Am Mittwoch 25 Februar 2009 21:50:44 schrieb Sarah Sharp: > > Yes indeed. Testing done a couple of years ago showed that most > > keyboards don't retain keystrokes properly when they do a remote > > wakeup. That is, if the keyboard is suspended and you type on it to > > wake it up, one or more of your keystrokes will get lost. Only a few > > of the keyboards we tried didn't have this flaw; IIRC Apple keyboards > > worked well. > > That's too bad. At least the HID support will be help users who > plug in USB mice into their laptops to get better battery life. There's a master plan operating. My first priority were devices built into laptops. I figured they are: 1. cameras: uvcvideo - done 2. microphones (of these cameras): usb audio - done 3. finger printer readers: no driver support needed 4. bluetooth: btusb - in Marcel's tree Next in priority were devices likely to be attached while operating on battery power: 5. HID: hid - in the next tree 6. flash drives: storage - very hard, needs work on the SCSI side 7. cell phones and equivalents: cdc-acm - done cdc-wdm - done sierra, option - under development (needs changes to USB serial) cdc-ether - done 8. irda dongles: generic irda - done 9. WLAN: that's a problem, numerous devices and drivers 10. TV: hard and diverse Any suggestions? Regards Oliver -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-usb" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
