Hi,
I am working on USB Peripheral Controller Driver for embedded system.
We have ported Linux-2.6.29 to it.
We are using FUJITSU Full Speed USB2.0 controller IP in our chip.
I name the USB Peripheral Controller Driver as hs1xx_udc.c
I am using this USB Peripheral Controller Driver (hs1xx_udc.c) with USB
Ethernet Gadget Driver provided in Linux-2.6.29 with RNDIS support enabled.
I build my USB Peripheral Controller Driver and USB Ethernet Gadget
Driver with RNDIS support enabled as modules.
I got two modules hs1xx_udc.ko and g_ether.ko
I am able to successfully insert the modules in to the kernel.
When i connect my board to the Windows XP Host PC using USB cable, the
device is getting detected and asking for driver.
I just given the linux.inf file provided in "Documentation/usb/" by
changing the Vendor ID = 0x4853 and Product ID = 0x0001 for FUJITSU USB
Controller while driver installation on Windows Host PC.
The driver got installed, but it is giving "error code -10" and saying
that "THIS DRIVER IS NOT FOR THIS DEVICE".
Is the USB Ethernet driver which is provided in Windows XP dose not
support the my device?
Should i need to write the Windows Xp side driver to support my device?
I am not able to understand why i am getting this error.
Waiting for response .
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Thanks & Regards,
Naveen
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