Re: USB sound card device complains about "error -28: not enough bandwidth" only on specific PC hardware, seems not kernel specific

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It depends on what version of Windows you're running.  There are
programs freely available, but I don't have a list.  Try doing a web
search for: USB snoop windows.

Ok.. will do.  I'm finding tools like the following.  Recognize any of them?

SniffUSB 2.0 - XP only - Seems free - http://www.pcausa.com/Utilities/UsbSnoop/
USBlyzer       - various windows - $200! ouch - http://www.usblyzer.com/

Curious, will doing this snooping on a *different computer* be acceptable? This Gateway laptop only has Linux on it and though I could get a new SATA disk for it, doing the requested USB sniff capture to enable the High Speed "poke" on a different box would be far easier. I'm thinking of doing this on a Windows XP box.


Can you run the same test with the 3.4.4 kernel?

In fact, can you build your own kernel with CONFIG_USB_DEBUG enabled?

Sure.. if you want, I can do it with a newer kernel if you'd like.. 3.5.x? Let me know and I'll start compiling it.

--David
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