Re: Walking the USB tree?

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On Fri, 1 Jul 2011, Sarah Sharp wrote:

> > For one thing, we need to store along with the TT a record of how much 
> > time has been committed in each frame.  If a hub has per-port TTs, we 
> > need this information for each port.
> 
> I'm not sure xHCI can make use of that information, since it's just
> blindly reserving the max bandwidth for each TT with active FS/LS
> periodic endpoints.

You'll probably tell me to go read the code...  but what happens if the 
user plugs a second device into a TT that already has some active 
periodic endpoints?  Since the full bandwidth of the TT is already 
reserved, the periodic endpoints of the second device wouldn't be 
accessible.

Alan Stern

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