Re: xhci isoc : Not enough bandwidth for altsetting 6

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Hello Sarah,

Are these firmware's  flashable ?

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Sander

Friday, November 5, 2010, 3:53:03 PM, you wrote:

> On Thu, Nov 04, 2010 at 10:53:21AM -0400, Alan Stern wrote:
>> On Thu, 4 Nov 2010, Sarah Sharp wrote:
>> 
>> > But the real issue is that the UVC driver can use less bandwidth than
>> > the device specifies in its endpoint descriptors, but there's no way for
>> > the xHCI driver to know that.  It can only use the interval and max
>> > packet size advertised in the endpoint descriptor.  There needs to be a
>> > new API for USB video drivers to tell the xHCI driver what the real
>> > bandwidth expectations are.  Until then, your webcam won't work under
>> > xHCI.
>> 
>> But this same objection applies when the camera is plugged into a 
>> USB-2.0 controller.  Since it works then, it should also work with 
>> xHCI.

> Yes, this USB 2.0 device should work under the NEC xHCI host controller
> now that we have the input context straightened out.  It's probably a
> hardware bug in the host.  I'll email NEC about it, but it's likely they
> have fixed this in a later firmware version.

> Sarah Sharp



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